Reginald Skelton to Stand Trial for Burglary and Theft
Reginald Claude Skelton aged 23 of Beauchamp House Acton was committed to the Supreme Court of the ACT to stand trial on breaking and entering with intent to steal and stealing a travelling clock from Wilkie's Tyre Service in Canberra. He was arrested after a complaint from the proprietors and admitted breaking into the premises on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebaurst
J.D. Mutton
Supreme Court of
A.ct
Reginald Claude Skelton
Beauchamp House
Acton
Ausalia
New Zealand
Michel Kaminsky
Mort Street
Braddon
Wilkie
Tyre Service
Canberra
Mart Street
GC Thurbon
Skelton
M. J. Robinson
Accur Pier
Thurbon
B.D. McConaghy
Willie
Wilkie’s
Robinson
McConaghy
C. E Kent
R. Gil
Usback
Paul Andrew Larson
Mishael Kaminsky
Francis Howard Cleary
William Moris Nicholson
Show Cause Order in Norfolk High Court Case
An order issued Tuesday by Mr D Mutiny S M requires Mrs Allen of 10 Street Narrabundah to show cause why she should not be dealt with for failing to attend court for an oral examination. The application was by Mr R J M Dunne for Sylvia Parsons of Kennedy Street Kingston Me Dunne noted a judgement for 8 pounds 5 shillings for gonads sold and delivered obtained against Mrs Allen on October 21 1959.
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D. Mutiny S.M
Mr. Allen
10 Street
Narrabundah
R. J. M. Dunne
Sylvia Parsons
Kennedy Street
Kingston
Dune
Allen
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