Driver Fined Maximum For Drunk Driving
In Canberra a man named Rogers was fined the maximum of 100 pounds for driving under the influence after an accident on March 5 near the Australian American War Memorial that killed 72 year old Andrew Cummins. Evidence showed Rogers appeared unsteady with strong alcohol odor, though his wife testified he seemed normal at times. The magistrate noted Rogers could have faced prison but cited mental distress and imposed the maximum fine and two year licence ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Button
Rogers
Button
H. H. Holmesby
Kings Avenue
Orial
Andrew Cummins
Canberra
Russell
Kennedy
A. J. Urquhart
Services Club
Eastlake
D. J. Crossin
Edward Barry MacArthur
Edward Barry MacArthur. Mr. Crossin
Cummins
MacArthur
Crossin
Dr. MacArthur
Claim Over Car Sale Adjourned
A claim for £169 by H. Preece of Parramatta Road Annandale against John McGrath Motors Pty Ltd of Lonsdale Street Braddon was adjourned until Monday after a part heard hearing. Preece says the firm agreed to sell his vehicle for at least £650 but held it for £481. McGrath Motors denies any agreement or breach. Preece is represented by D J Crossin. McGrath Motors by W Everson.
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H. Preece
Parramatta Road
Annandale
N.S.W
John McGrath Motors Pty. Ltd
Lonsdale Street
Braddon
J. D. Button
S.M
Preece
John McGrath Motors
D. J. Crossin
W. Everson
Fom McGrath Motors Pty. Td
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