Forbes Court Matters Breach of Liquor Act
In the resumed case against Susan Pascoe charged with serving liquor after hours, Mr Moillon said he would not call defence witnesses. Pascoe was fined £5 with 14 shillings court costs after evidence of after hours trade on the footpath. For allowing six pigs to stray on a public reserve, Robert Bathgate was fined 10 shillings plus court costs and £1 1 shilling professional costs. Moloney appeared for the Municipal Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Pascoe
Moillon
Pye
Shepherd
Robert Bathgate
Mr. Moloney
Municipal Counnell
McIvors Committed On Charge of Larceny
Henry McIvors, on remand for larceny, is recharged with stealing jewellery valued at £80 from Joseph Corby of Droubalgie while employed there. Evidence traces parcels, a Belfast birth form, and a trunk found with a passport in McIvors name. McIvors admits minimal details and claims financial motive. police press for full court testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry MeIvors
Joseph Corby
Pye
Charlton
Defendant
Lachlan Street
Forbes
Corby
Droubalgle
Corby's
Turner's Hotel
Ireland
Albion
Bowen
Char Fon
Henry Me Ivers
Registrar of Births
Belfast
E. J. Thompson
Forbes Rugby League Meeting Agendas Protest over Referee
The executive committee met at the Wattle Tea Rooms discussing a protest over a referee's decision in the Grant case. Reports covered match incidents, travel non‑attendance, and late starts. Upcoming fixtures include Engowra vs Emeralds, Canowindra vs Wirrinya, and Federals vs Goolagong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Rugby Football League
Wattle Tea Rooms
Father Fitspatrick
Canon India Club
Grant
J. Rath
Forbes
Canon- India
Jphn
A. Patterson
Calarle
Gilchrist
Bugowra
Mr. Lewis
Waa
Canowindra
Gooagour
Forhoa
Vluba
Thussay Io
Engowra
Emeralds
Caonowindrea
Wirrinya
Forbes Federals
Goolagong
Gorin
Fone
Calorie
Accused Held Over For Forbes Trial In Jewellery Theft
Joseph Corby grazier and Elizabeth Corby testified that gold watch and jewellery vanished from the house after the accused, Henry Ivers, worked there for seven weeks. Ivers admitted knowledge of the missing items and claimed they were on the top of the sideboard. Witnesses valued missing goods at over £80. The magistrate remanded Melvers for Forbes Quarter Sessions on October 6, with a guilty plea anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Joseph Corby
Crowbalgh
Wit
Witness
Elizabeth H. J. Corby
Josep Corby
Henry Ivers
Witess
Milwa L. Corby
Melvers
Forbes Quarter Sessions
Genuine Tailoring Tells Of Forbes Professional's Twenty Years
An experienced Forbes tailor, C. O. Buckl, continues a genuine tailoring business dating back twenty years. The note highlights expertise and longstanding service in the local craft scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Buckl
Forbes
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