Ten Pound Fine For Bowling Club Theft
Leslie Maurice Jackson, 19, was fined £10 at Cors Police Court for stealing a suitcase valued at £3 16s 6d from Coffs Bowling Clubhouse on February 2, 1948. Detective constable described his link to a known criminal and other thefts. Jackson admitted past infractions and said he regretted his actions. He was also bound over for trial on a separate break in at M Barnier’s premises in Coffs Harbour between February 1 and 2, 1948, with many items later found in Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Maurice Jackson
E. N. Cocks
Cors
A. J. Wingfield
Coffs
Smith
Coffs Harbour
Jackson
Children’s Court
Queensland
Ing
M. Barnier
Brisbane
Knight fined for offensive behaviour and indecent language
Thomas Albert Knight was fined £4 for offensive behaviour and a further £4 for indecent language at Coffs Police Court. Sgt Orman said he was pushing people in Grafton Street on Saturday evening in a fighting stance, shouting loudly, with many bystanders present. Knight admitted prior convictions and said he was on a two year good behaviour bond imposed in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Albert Knight
Coffs Police Court
Sgt
Orman
Grafton Street
Rodeo Horses Killed In Road Smash
Two star horses of the Tex Morton and Lanier Skuthorpe Circus were killed when their trailer collided with a lorry on the Stroud Durso road. Three other exhibit animals were injured and later destroyed. The two star horses named Star Dust and Mandrake were among 21 horses and mules in the trailer.
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Tex Morton
Lanier Skuthorpe
Stroud-Dursog
Iurine
Nomimle
Sawtell house contract verdict in Grafton Supreme Court
Alan Sawtell and son Edmund won a verdict for the balance due after a dispute over a cottage contract with Robert and Mary Quick. The full claim was £550. £350 had been paid into court. The jury found the difference owed.
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Alan Leslie Sawtell
Edmund Sawtell
Supreme Court
Robert Hamilton Quick
Mary Howard Quick
Sawtell
Tamworth
A. L. Sawtell
Quick
P. M. Woodward
Harry Gale
Coffs Harbour
W. J. Knight
D. G. McDonald
Leslie Edmund Sawtell
Quicks
Witness
Young Artist Wins Music Exam Honors at Conservatorium
Ms Marhava Turner, a young pianist from Coffs Harbour, has earned praise from examiners Kersten and Nearcive at the Conservatorium of Music for her sensitive performance interpreting works by Elia, Morgan, and others.
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Marhava Turner
Coffs Harbour
Eisamilianiogs
Kersten
Mebestt
Conservatoruim of Music
Mogart
Seberi
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