Trespassing Stock Convictions At Forbes Court
George Gidwood Roy Mitton of Kimora Glen Eden Mail Gren fell was convicted Tuesday for allowing stock to trespass on a reserve. A PLP Board inspector noted 300 abeep on the reserve during inspection next day. Fined £4 with costs £1 9d. Arthur Morton of Eugowra convicted for allowing 3 wheap to trespass on a TSK reserve. Inspector Littie testified seeing the animals at the big spring reserve first noted last November.
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George Gidwood
Roy Mitton
Kimora
Glen Eden Mail
Grenfell
Forbes Court
PLP
Arthur Morton
Eugowra
TSK
Littie
Big Spring
Borrowed bicycle thief jailed after larceny conviction
Patrick Crealey, 26, was convicted of larceny at Dalles for borrowing a bicycle from Frack Dunn and selling it for 10 shillings. Magistrate Arnold fined him £6 and sentenced him to two tenths in jail. Police stated Crealey admitted borrowing the bike and sought a loan on it while in town under the influence.
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Patrick Crealey
Forbes Court
Dalles
Frack Dunn
Arnold
Dunn's
Tn Town
Ataton
Aborting trespassers warned along the river banks
A local notice warns that any person entering or crossing the river area from either side without authorization will be removed and may face penalties. Authorities urge respect for private property and safety while patrolling the area.
Sheep keeper fined after inspector visit on June 9
On June 9 inspector visited a site where Morton, claimed to have been shepherding. He admitted a previous November conviction for trespass on a TSR and said he did not leave the sheep all day. Mr Little testified he walked among the flock but found no man in charge. Morton was fined £5 with costs and £2 2s expenses. Offensive behaviour noted at Forbes Common Tuesday.
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Cald Fie
Morton
Peserey
Little
Forbes Common
Owers
Kelly
Sampson
Hinton
Stacy
Parkes
Sumgeon
Notice to Trespassers at Burrawang South Station
Warning notice warns trespassers at Burrawang South Station to stay off property. A reward of £100 for confiscation removal of stock and £50 for any visitor found damaging property is offered. W Warder Manager.
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Burrawang South
Yarrubaodad
Ialawene
Warde
Manger
Wright and George Wight Convicted for Drunkenness
Wright failed a drunkenness charge and was fined or jailed. George Wight also faced conviction for drunkenness with bail set for a related felonious matter.
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Wright
Ford
Harieir
George Wight
Felred
Nine Months For Sampson Forging And Uttering Cheque
Samuel William Sampson a 21 year old with prior convictions was found guilty at Parkes Quarter Sessions of forging and uttering a cheque for £16 10s. The bank cheque drawn on the Government Savings Bank Parkes branch in the name of farmer L. B. Barber was cashed at Moneysavers Forbes on March 4 and linked to Mrs Giles Parkes cheque book. Jury returned guilty verdicts after witness testimony including a girl who identified Sampson at Moneysavers Forbes. Judge Thomson deferred sentence then later sentenced Sampson to four months hard labor at Bathurst.
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Samuel William Sampson
Parkes
Thomson
Government Savings Bank
L. B. Barber
Woneysavers Ltd
Forbes
Giles
Sampson
Mr Hinton
Mir Cleary
Cleary & Callader
W. Watlen
Eo Seer
Ali Tom
Leo Westcott
Fannie WE. Bourne
EP. Reeves
Travies
Jim
Eo Masoudler
KM Ashcroft
J. Carr
Ferria
Samy Holt
Aygret Brikeey
Marek
Sampson Dente
Febes
Mareh 4
W Gihes
Weston Champion
Sanson
We Moneysavers
Miss Crippin
Moneysaver
Mr Stacey
Sergeant Ferris
Prut Witte
Barber
Heugon
Michael Edward Kelly
Wooused
Owere
Mee
Elsie Elen Pullin
Exchinge
Stephen Joseph McGrath
Parkes Jockey Club
Sampsean
Witnesses Describe March Cheque Incident At Lock-Up
Iris Gunn of Moneyaver Ltd Forbes testified about a £150 cheque given on March 4. Crippin and Gunn discussed the man who presented the cheque while walking from Forbes toward Parkes. Loria Crippin corroborated the receipt of the cheque. Edward Owers, a laborer, lived with Sampson in early March.
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Miss Gunn
Iris Gunn
Moneyaavers Ltd
Forbes
Arouse
Ad Midi Hateark
Mise Urippli Wan
Mr. Hinton
Miss Crippin
Parkes
Wittus
Suirpaon
Crippin
Loria Rippin
W Hon
Moneysiver's
Witchem
Hinton
Misa Gunn
Sampson
Edward George Owers
Testimony Promises Relief With URODYNE for Kidney and Urinary Ailments
A ten day URODYNE program by Dr. Southworth is advertised to relieve kidney and bladder issues including pain, frequent urination, and nocturnal awakenings. The ad cites dramatic results within days and claims long term health gains from a private practice experience spanning decades.
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Southworth
Green Filth and Parkes Drainage Crisis Deepens
Parkes aldermen confront worsening drainage issues as health inspectors report outbreaks of diphtheria scarlet fever and enteric fever. discussions focus on gutter filth and empty drains in Mootle street with calls to sweep and cart away filth, amid proposals for a special testing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colwell
Mayer
Cooper
Timami
Ald. Geddes
Coumnell
Luxurious STUDDCRAKER BIX for Hire on Templar Street
Travis meets in appointment for travel in comfort with Norman Johnson and Jo Miller, amid Carnage on Templar Street. This item notes hiring services and locations with emphasis on names and a high end travel theme.
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Travis
Norman Johnson
Jo Miller
Templar Street
Forbes publication notice of Western Newspapers
Printed and published for Western Newspapers Limited at the office of the Company located on Lachlan Street Forbes. Public notice records the legal publication by the Forbes office.
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Western Newspapers, Limited
Lachlan Street
Forbes
Cyclist fined for dangerous motorcycle riding in Forbes Court
George Graham of North Conlobolin Road was fined £5 and costs at Forbes Court on Tuesday after being convicted of riding a motorcycle in a dangerous manner. Police said he rode down Rankin Street and sped through an intersection at 40 miles per hour.
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Leste
George Graham
North Conlobolin Road
With & Costa
Forbes Court
Rankin Street
Man Arrested On Boots Theft Charge
Parkes police arrested Charles Stanley Wright also known as Jack Wilson on a charge of stealing fifty pairs of boots and shoes from E. M. Skardon’s shop in Clarinda Street. Clues included an oh boot and a bottle of Ini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Charles Stanley Wright
Jack Wilson
E. M. Skardon
Clarinda Street
Growing demand strains Parkes electrical power plant
The electrical engineer reported the power house is taxed to full capacity as engines run flat out and the cooling water reservoir overheats. In the fortnight 44 019 units were generated, up from 7 645 last year, with 67 13 consumers now connected, including Vanderfield and Redd. A full supply was provided on June 24, with three shifts in operation.
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P Power
Vanderfield & Redd
Robbery at Hill Street House Reported
A Sunday night burglary was carried out through a rear window at a Hill Street house. Shoes were taken and the empty boxes replaced on shelves. The offender fled and BE. Osborne has been placed on 439 temporary driver. The advert highlights a large range of Ready to Wear Suits from Aus ten and Pratley.
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Hill Street
Enrance
BE. Osborne
Austen and Pratley
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