Ownership of fertiliser dispute in Coffs Small Debts Court
In a walk-in walk-out sale dispute at Coffs Harbour, William Arthur Johnson sued William Ariel Robinson for half the fertiliser or its value. The court, before Mr. B L Berry, ruled in favor of Johnson for £25, declaring Johnson held half the fertiliser under the share arrangement.
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Coffs Small Debts
B. L. Berry
William Arthur Johnson
William Ariel Robinson
McDonald
Johnson
Gale
Robinson
K. Reid
Coffs Harbour
Reid
Maxwell Eyles
Mackay & Co
Lorry Driver Fined for Driving Under Influence
Albert S. T. Stanford pleaded guilty to driving a lorry while intoxicated after claiming Italians gave him three glasses of wine. Constable Fletcher testified to erratic driving and a strong smell of liquor. He was fined £5 with no disqualification due to his record and 22 years of driving.
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G. L. Berry
Albert S. T. Stanford
Fletcher
Traffic Department
Set Wilson
Mr. Gale
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A. Ricketts
Dan Seccombe
Moonee Street
Charlie Fogarty
Jack Dark
S. Moon Greengrocer
Coffs Harbour Plumbing Works
T. E. Evans
Dr. Harbour & Castle Streets
For
the Cricketer
Jack Simmon
COX Bros
E. Cook
Walters & Wost
High Street
T. C. Seccombe
Southern Distributor
P.O. Box
Oldsmobile
Olds
Coffs Harbour Motors Pty. Ltd
Coffs Harbour Jetty