Driving Under Influence Charges Against Fisherman
Harry McLean Laing Dud, 53, a South Africa born fisherman, was fined E10 at Coffs Police Court for driving a motor vehicle under liquor influence. He pleaded guilty after officers observed him driving in Camperdown Street, Coffs Jetty, unable to operate gears and smelling strongly of alcohol. He had held a fishing license for a few months and owned a truck for six days. The court considered his good character and lack of prior offenses in imposing the penalty.
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Harry McLean Laing Dudfield
Coffs Police Court
Constable Black
Sgt Purkiss
Defendant
Camperdown Street
Coffs Jetty
Mr. McDonald
South Africa
Australia
M-Dxaid
McDernela
Fisherman Fined for Stealing Fish Traps at Arrawarra
Frederick Anton Kennedy, 37, a fisherman from Arrawarra, pleaded guilty to stealing three fish traps worth £9 15s from Raymond Batho. He was fined £10 and ordered to pay £3 5s compensation by Mr E L Cocks at Coffs Police Court. He admitted taking traps from the water and hiding them at his home after directing his boat to Sawtell.
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Frederick Anton Kennedy
E. L Cocks
Coffs Police Court
Raymond Clarence Batho
Det Const
Kelly
Arrawarra
Sawtell
South Solitary Island
Raymond Batho
Arrawarra Bay
Catis Harbour
Coal strike near end eases rationing fears
Widespread anticipation grows as the coal dispute appears close to resolution. Workers and the public look forward to restored supplies and the easing of rationing and restrictions.
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Norma
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