Riotous Behaviour Charge Brings £5 Fine
Donald Weller faced a riotous behaviour charge and paid a £5 fine after a Tuendey Court hearing. Detective-Sergeant Dunn testified the defendant was a nuisance to pollermen. Wallace claimed an altercation with Greek youths over seating, describing chairs being thrown and further violence by others. The witness box noted multiple defendants including Alfred McGuire and Fred Allen with the Esquire presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Weller
Tuendey
Whitiness
Alfred McGuire
Fred Allen
Wallace
Esquire
Bond Set as Court Hears Under Influence Charge
In a Petty Sessions proceeding Wak Woods faced a charge of being under the influence at the time of arrest. Cross examined by Det Hergt Dunn, Woods denied malaria and alcohol effects, while witnesses including Keith and Neville Andrews testified he was sober after work. The Magistrate, noting evidence and medical input, imposed a bond while finding the offence proved, acknowledging possible uncertainties in the testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Det Hergt
Dunn
Vehle
Sergi Sison
Vic
Bermts
Andrews
Mion
Berk Dui
Gourt
Mquer
Imprisoned Laborer Pleads Guilty In Motor Vehicle Case
A labourer named Allan Regisale GUL received six months hard labour for illegal use of a motor vehicle at the Magistrate's Court. He pleaded guilty to driving without a license and possessing car keys during the offenses. He was fined £10 and 20 days imprisonment for the respective charges. Constable Crosley testified about the arrest. The accused argued severities would hinder his return to work. Police reported most prior offences occurred in Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Regisale
Gul
Willy Illege
Crosley
Young Police
Bwvinor
Gill
Jenievcy Gillaid
Jean Preend
Flood hardships and social notes from Bedgerabong area
Rain and floodwaters disrupt Lachlan Valley life with roads washed out and half an inch of rain delaying relief efforts. Locals discuss ditching snags to ease flow, mail routes struggle, and residents like Mesara Crotty and Rodgers stay connected. Card party at the P. and Association drew 40 players. Mrs Field won booby prize. Families plan Spring terms as colleges close.
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Mr. Ashcroft
Bogan Gate Mallman
Billabong
Venter
Mera FL Brown
Drown
Gales
Hemmil
Lachlan
Bugowra
Forbes
Darling
Houth
Mesara Crotty
Rodgers
Larles
Miss Wood
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Tse
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Parkes
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Wellington
Royal Motel
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Guile
Eich
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Dtfendant On & Garage
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Neville Wipers
Patice
Juotin Williams
Beret
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Williama
Williams
Forbes “Advocate
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Twin City Tractors
Bamford Farm
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EB. Smith
Ee Duesbury
Bathurst Teachon College
Min Smith
Armidale College
Misa Duesbury
Mies
Peassey
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Market Street
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John Meagher & Co. Pty. Ltd
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