Cobram Court Hears Break In and Theft Case
At Cobram Court of Petty Sessions last week William Ivan Dunleavy and three others faced charges of breaking into W Adams and Son Pty Ltd, stealing socks underwear shirts trousers suits watches tobacco and cigarettes. Each defendant pleaded guilty or not guilty as details of entry via a roof and windows were outlined. All accused were committed for trial at Shepparton General Sessions on 16 November with bail set at £50.
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Cobram Court of Petty Sessions
Williams
William Ivan Dunleavy
W. Adams & Son Pty. Ltd
W.adams & Son Pty. Ltd
Newman
Alexander Keith McKenzie
W. Adams and Son Pty. Ltd
Sen
Adams
Albert Victor Baldwin
Barrogs
Dunleavy
Cobram
Bergin
Carroll
Self
Avy
Baldwin
Ward
Beames
Coburg
Court of General Sessions
Shepparton
Jack Eccles
Eccles
Weiss
Velas
Pine Street
Consable Heames
McKenzie
Defendast
Mkenzie
Dunleavy’s
Crook
Sey
Wea
Ernest John Eldridge
McKenne’s
General Isions
Wheat theft and receiving charges in Cobram court
William Ivan Dunleavy and Andrew McKenzie faced charges for stealing and receiving wheat around July 1637 and July 1987. Evidence centered on a shed near Cobram railway, tampered bags marked with owner identifiers, and a stack where top bags bore blue saddle marks. The case featured Isa Beames prosecuting and Mr Newman for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ivan Dunleavy
Kimpton and Sons
Andrew McKenzie
Beames
Newman
Charles Leslie Grant
Cobram
Thomas Irvin
Dunleavy
W. S. Kimpton and Sons
T. Irvin
Sepoy
Irvin
Newmen
Ivan Duniesyy
Harsilton
Wheat theft case linked to McKenzie and Dunleavy in Cobram
Witnesses describe a sequence from July 23 to August 1 involving bags of wheat and chaff, supplied by Dunleavy and transferred by McKenzie. Beames and Eccles corroborate the harvest gadget, while McKenzie and Dunleavy deny ownership of the wheat. both plead not guilty and await trial in Shepparton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eccles
Cobram
MccKenzie
Mcenzie
McKenzie
Dunleavy's
McKensie
Beames
Irvin's
McKenie
McKennie's
Eaton's
Chemlate
McKensia Sater
Eaton
Irvin
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