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Cloncurry Theft Case Sees Tyres Stolen From Garden Area
In Cloncurry magistrate court February 1945 George Washington Alexander Varrie alleges the theft of four 32 x 4 Dunlop Perdrian tyres with rims and tubes from Garden Area No 17 on the Cloncurry River between December 1945 and December 1946. police testified that two tyres were recovered from Thomas Clark and Mrs Clark’s home. one tyre bore an erased serial number, another had a partly obliterated mark. Clark admitted buying two tyres on Christmas Day for £10 and later lending another. The defendant claimed he never sold tyres and refused to view recovered tyres at the station. Evidence traced items from the garden house to Clark's residence and a sawdust bin at the sanitary depot. The case continued.
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Sharly- Burchill
Cloncurry
Queensland
Dunlop Pardman Flexifort
George Washington Alexander Varric
Cooke
Hope
Edward William Berry
Samuel Russel
Geoge Washington
Alexnder Vite
Thia House
Garden Area No
Cloneure
Constable von Hoff
Concurry District Hospital
Thomas Clark
Chirk
Clark
Poller
Rameny St
Dell
Sawers
von Hoff
Vor Hoff
Tim
Dunlop
James Bell Varr
Edkin Marsh
Gunjoola
Julia Creek
Howe
Alto
George Washington Alexander Varehe
Tvon
Sgt. Cooke