Valueless Cheques Case Leads to Fine in Canberra
A 20 year old man from Sutton New South Wales, Mahamad, was fined in Canberra Court after two charges of false pretences. He passed valuess cheques on September 1 and September 16 at Civic Centre and City shops, receiving goods and change. Witnesses Notaras and Notaras testified that the cheques appeared drawn on the Bank of New South Wales. The magistrate imposed a fine of £5 plus costs of £1 18s and ordered repayment to Sakellaridin and Notaras.
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Can Weta
Charlo Mahamad
Sutton
New South Wales
Sun
Taut
Canberra
Gewtemay
W. T. Forrest
Hvideaus
Keliss George Sukelleidis
Civ Contin
Mahomad
City
William Cartwright
Theo Notaraa
Civic Centre
Hin
Cheawe
Richard Curran
Bank of New South Wales
Henry Mradly
Iil
Mahomaa
Constable Davies
Mahomud
Sakellaridin
Andy ‘Notaras
Window Smasher Would Have Liked Bombs at Hotel Kurrajong
William Date, 33, appeared at Canberra Court after being refused time to pay £90 6 for wilful property damage. He admitted throwing stones and smashing six hotel windows at Hotel Kurrajong on Monday. He was fined and jailed for 24 hours for the destruction and indecent language. Date said he served the Government from 1914 to 1918 and blamed his actions on not being allowed more time to pay. He muttered that it was a pity he hadn’t thrown bombs through the windows.
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William Date
Canberra Court
Kurrajong
Brassey’ ‘Bours
Arresont
Nlunes
Uilding
Rionu
Eailly
de Toul
Hen Taxdlek
Penn Pry
Gold find near Moruya reported by prospector Thompson
A prospector named Thompson brought 28 ounces of gold to Moruya town on Tuesday. The gold was said to come from a reef found yesterday near Moga, with reports of a rich reef discovered nearby.
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Moruya
Adar
Thompson
Yeaterday
Moga
Morning practice at Randwick sees heavy track and close times
A.C. reports from Randwick noting heavy ground and a strong morning gallop. Pentheus narrowly defeats Chatham with Autopsy fastest five furlongs and Derby hopefuls Ore and Milantheon show well in longer trials.
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Sydney
Randwick
Chatham
Pentheus
Pentheon
Prince Pombil
Prince
Ore
Milantheon
Turbine
Chide
Fox Lore
Aly Boots
Lion Henried
Jed Mack Abbott
Top Rank
Horowhenua
Sidney George
Denis Boy
Confai
Treasury
Toney
Kooraman
Wark Rodger
Waterlinn Red Mawson
Captivaton
Red Shyjlow
Malle
Shandon
Flutter
Nightmarch
Jacko Fed
Hught Furlonga
Flindera
Babili
High Disdain
Manawhenun
Setmoth
Rogilel Isag
Prince Pemballed
Oratorian
Peter Pan
End Bentime
Gowhawk
Wellmond
Kulvera
Cylinder
Ora
Fos Lore
Gaine
Carrington
Peter Jackson
Rusch
Maltdale
Pretael
Troilus
Braeburn
Racing Stakes and Handicaps at Gosford
Summary of race results from Gosford including Ket Division Camrewarra and BRIGHT OAK wins, winning times and divas. Notable winners include Labour Girl in Flying Handicap by a large margin and Lady Canuba in Three-Year-Old Handicap by a head, with times and payout details.
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Diva
Lady Canuba
Wwe
On Our Selection in Australian Talkie Arrives at Queanbeyan
Production manager Mr. Bouter arrived yesterday to supervise the premier presentation of On Our Selection. The film, largely Australian made, has broken records in Sydney Orange and Lismore and will screen at Star Theatres Queanbeyan for all night and two matinees starting October 3.
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Mr. Bouter
Alalia
Yeaterday
Bart Balbey Rinluclion Manrecr
Capitol Theatre
Sydney
Ausiallan Nvn
Han
Orange
Lismore
Star Thesmne
Queanbeyan
Reuter
Nepean
Iid Crdwa
Mr. Houser
T Wan
Tim
Wool market firm at Sydney sales with heavy competition
Sydney wool sale reports a firm market to-day with strong activity from continental and Japanese buyers. Greasy merino tops sold to 15d for 12 staples, Yarraman crossbred heifers quoted, and overall volumes reaching about 11,229 bale equivalents with 10,208 bales sold locally at high prices and 148% privately.
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Ayongy
Tusaday
H.C
Quirindi
Comprimas
Aus Hom
Community Church Grounds Brought To New Look
Tharwa C of E volunteers at the litug Co church on Saturday as 30 plus workers beautified the property. By evening a gravel path had transformed into a stone wall with help from Mr Joe Manon. TheArchanacon and Mrs Pike attended to afternoon tea, joining in the effort.
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Litug Co
Joe Manon
Archanacon
New Zealand Sportsmen En Route to AJC Races in Sydney
A group of New Zealand sportsmen left by rail to Sydney for the AJC spring meeting. They welcomed the government decision to abolish the 10 percent winning bet tax, expressing pleasure at the change.
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Atoney
New Zealand
Sydney
A.C
Fifty Thousand Pigeons Race News From Europe
Crowds gathered as 50 000 homing pigeons raced from Cologne and Aachen toward Ling Austria after release. Spectators watched pigeons from the Linser Homing Pigeon Club as birds returned to their lofts, with early arrivals reported from Austrian routes.
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Cologne
Aachen
Dissweldorf
Ling
Austria
Linser
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C. T. Campbell
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