Farmer Given Court Bond
Albert Curtis Foster faced charges after a January 13 incident in High Street where he drove a motor lorry erratically and showed unsteady behavior. A police witness described him as industrious and sober usually. his defence noted an internal ailment and a carburettor issue that day. He received a bond of £20 to be of good behaviour for three years.
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Albert Curtis Foster
M. Eyles
Sgt. Purkiss
High Street
Grafton Street
Purkiss
Eyles
Smith
Defendant
Woolgoolga bus to extend service for town rail passengers
Urban Committee plans to seek permission to allow the Woolgoolga bus to carry town passengers. Trains from Sydney currently meet no local bus except the Woolgoolga service which collects mails and travellers. Many travellers must walk to the Jetty or pay taxi fares. Outcome of the application is awaited with interest.
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Woolgoolga
Sydney
Pleasing Letter To Urban Committee Reads Donation Prize
A letter from Mrs. J. L Webster was read at the monthly meeting. It enclosed 10 shillings as a prize for the best footpath garden by a schoolboy or girl and allowed the donation to be redirected to another section if needed.
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Enthly
J. L Webster
Coffs Harbour
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