Court News in Cloncurry: Man Convicted on Theft Charge
Matt Wise, 27, of a known address, convicted and fined five pounds in default one month’s imprisonment by Cloncurry Court of Petty Sessions on Wednesday on a charge of being in possession of suspected stolen goods. Detective evidence linked him to a June arrest and questioned his statements about blankets found at the railway station, with discussions of prior employment and ownership.
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Cloncurry
Wise
Nilson
Suallow Street
Ree
Jad Vold Jimmy
Townaville
Loo
Mehen
Wilt
Will
Witt
WSW
Railway Department
Accident on West May 19 Injures 9-Year-Old Girl
A 9-year-old girl named Jenkins suffered a bicycle accident on the road Wednesday. She fell and cut her right hand on a barbecue plate, was taken by ambulance to hospital, treated, and later allowed to go home.
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Jenkin
Ruth Waz
New League to Meet in August
Town and District Development League for Cloncurry to be formed discussed at Shire Hall on August 12. Meeting follows a movement toward regional progress with talks to council or government officials. entertainment will follow with no charge.
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Puuue
Nthe Shire Hall
Thesday
Tow
Cloncurry
Defendant’s Conviction Over Stolen Blankets Questioned
The defendant claimed no evidence could be produced but was found in possession of three grey blankets tied to a street theft. Police testified he had said he had no eat or swag and doubts about working for the railway. The court rejected his explanations and sentenced him after a crash examination of his defense.
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Stendont
Staton
Cloncurry
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Witt
Clonelly
Sears
Lona
Nilson
Railway Department
Aga
N.8.w. Railway
Warm start cool finish as town notes weekly
Beginning of the week brought comparatively warm weather but a rising wind turned it cool. Councillors met in One Council Chambers. Town visits include Mrs Walters returning from Townsville, Mr Allan Davidson arriving from a fortnight in Wockhampton, and Harold Villers returning from Roma Street. A dance for the Ambulance drew a crowd, and a new permanent Doctor from England was announced. Visitors listed include Mr and Mrs Douglas Neigh Ponds Miss L Halloran Peter Henry from Dalgonaly and Mrs Cooney Auckland Downe. An afternoon tea was held for Miss Thelma Barry prior to her wedding to John Branch.
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Walters
Townsville
Mogg
Belaene
Donald
Portal Sia
Allan Davidson
Wock
Hampton
Harold’ Villers
Roma St
Brisbane
Dowdell
Commission
Ian
England
D. Phin Wilson
Clifton Park
David
Thelma’ Barry
Norm. Downey
John Branch
Gerald’ Douglas
Neith Ponds
Mee L. Halloran
Plera
J. Tunny
Sear
Peter Henry
Dalgonaly
Busse Bali Koorear
Mrs. Cooney
Auckland Downe
Hare Ruth
Baronis
Printing at the Clemencry Advocate Keeps Your Money
A brief item urging readers to choose the Clemencry Advocate for print needs to save money. The notice emphasizes cost efficiency and quick service for local customers seeking printing.
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