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Forbes Advocate

Location

Forbes, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 04, 1922

Page

8

Alleged False Pretences Acquitted In Australian Court

In Brinkworth near Forbes on July 17 1922 Robert Arthur Pearse on bail faced two charges of false pretence. He allegedly obtained a cheque from John Fergus Pearse and attempted to obtain 1000 pounds by a letter said to be from Gladys Pearse. The case featured detailed police testimony and cross examination, with Pearse claiming involvement by a man named Howard. Pearl-like testimony and findings led to an acquittal.

Focal Robert Arthur Pearse Temand Brinkworth Forbes Howard John Fergus Pearse J. B. Pearse Bank of New South Wales Gladys Pearse Meillon Blanchield Chisholm Bd Pearse Mary Pearse Orange Jim Jin Mary White Wccused Accuaed Garema Pearce White's Billy Pearse Grinkworth Bathurst Mellion Gladys

Bank cheque for £1000 links to Forbes case and Bob Howard

Debates in Forbes court reveal a forged or misdated cheque drawn by J F Pearse for £1000 in favor of a man calling himself HR Howard. Bank staff, including Luke Clemens and Debbie, testifying about endorsement, date, and handwriting, place the accused with Stitt and Pearses, while various witnesses trace a courier to Bathurst and a stock transaction.

Menlon Luke Clemens Bank of N.E.W Forbes R.A. Pearse Dobbin Bathurst Stitt Bob Howard Pearse Lils Meilion Hili Pearses Chewme Tio Dilly Pearse Anid J. F. Pearse Mr Howard Bank of Australasia HR. Howard Tonether Gladys Brenda Pearse John Fenton Pearse Russell Street Bathurat Gladys Hugh Walter Stilt Grazier Boyd Howard Josaph Girdham Garema Boyd Homestead Mulqueeneys Crook Mr. White

Furious Driving Case at Forbes Court

J. P. Devenish for the defendant pleaded guilty to driving a motor car at a furious pace. He was hurriedly transporting a late bride to church. A fine of 10 shillings and 8 pence costs of court were imposed.

J. PF. Devenish Moloney

Assault Case Richard O Connor v Michael Shields heard ex parte

Plaintiff testified that an assault occurred in the kitchen of the Bushmans Home at South Forbes on July 17. The court fined the defendant £1 with costs. default of payment incurred seven days hard labor.

Richard O'Connor Michael Shields Bushman South Forbes T.M

Small Debts Verdict for Baldock Against Besnard

A. J. Baldock sues N. H. Besnard for eight pounds fourteen and onepence for goods sold and delivered. Defendant did not appear. Court returns verdict for the amount claimed plus costs.

A. J. Baldock N. HL Besnard

Prohibition Fight Focuses on Canadian Liquor Trade

A New York Times special reports that liquor smuggling is the main issue for prohibition agents. Smugglers move large quantities across the Canadian border, with Malone and Rouses Point cited as hotspots. High speed cars and cooperation of farmers are noted, including payments to keep routes open and aid in hiding liquor.

New York ‘Times Canada Times Potson Rouse'a Point Malone Canadian Walhey Field Higuera Aergs New York City Thomas

Grey Hairs Cured Youth Regained Claims Rise

A Sydney based claim describes a hair treatment that allegedly reverses grey hair and restores youth. Testimonials are promised, with contact offered through Eddewe- K Chapman of Falmouth Chambers in Sydney.

Raeee Eddewe K. Chapman D Department Falmouth Chambers Street Sydney

Bank case ends as judge drops charge after evidence

In a clearly mixed testimony sequence, Herbert Reynolds of the Bank of New South Wales recalls July 18 when a cheque for £1000 was presented by the accused. The following day a cheque book and identification letter were obtained. The magistrate withdrew the first charge and dismissed the case, finding no connection to the accused.

Herbert Reynolds Bank of New South Wales, Forbs Humber Constable Lewis Mra Pearse Brinkworth Meillon

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