Conviction Quashed at District Court
A district court quashed the conviction after the appellant’s counsel argued no substantial link to the crime. Witnesses testified the appellant was of sober character, had reported the accident, and driven by a nearby truck. police observations questioned the reliability of the eyewitnesses and stressed the lack of a clear motive or evidence tying the appellant to the offence.
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My FO
Palmer
Hop Har
Walker
Keown
Dolla
Ao Ug
Woker
Peisley
Wilcoxen
Wilcowen
Police
Staten 19
Pillee
Lin Huppel
Iman
Carrawobitty Property Sold to Catholic Church Trustees
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Willannia Fortes bought the Carrawobitty property near Forbes at auction for 18 675. The sale, supported by Mr Trueman, was intended for a government use connected to maltreatment concerns, with witnesses noting the owner and price.
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Willannia
Fortes
Carrawobitty
Sear Forbes
Emoth
Mub-Nesimail
HR Trueman
Vandueted
Mr. Trueman
Apexians Cheque To Women's Hospital Auxiliary
A partially legible note mentions Apexians sending a cheque to the Women's Hospital Auxiliary. It references a winter hall event, a bottle drive, and proceeds for the auxiliary. The report promises a full future update and notes the club partnered with a president of Forbes marked group.
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Apexians
Women's Hospital
Brenner
Lhe Forbes
Wimnerlhall
Man Found Dead on Jemalong
An elderly man, a farmer named Jemalong, was found dead in Prine near Westie Mir. A rifle and a wand were found nearby, with unclear context. Police investigated the scene at the park and noted the body showed no immediately identifiable injuries.
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Jemalong
Prine
Mother's Club Affiliation With Federation Agenda
The Mothers Club discussed affiliation with the federation at a meeting on Wednesday. Plans included organizing a birthday party, fundraising for school books, and a July trip. A fundraiser fox expedition is planned with penny collections July 2 to 6, ending with a public vote and a picture right arrangement by Mary Malithorpe.
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Mere Bry
Geenee
M Willie Aoe
Millihepe
Wmdaeh
Meetin
Brvisr
Mra Archer
Mra
Aduera
II Richardson
Misa Graham
Dubbo
Tewat
Richardeon
Children of the Infants! Behool
Volga At & Penny
Therin
Bread delivery case sparks review of distribution centres
A fragmented report covers bread delivery disputes in 1950 involving Wallace Clune Henville and the Bread Delivery Act. The Commission questioned shop distribution centres near bakehouses, with the Chief Industrial Magistrate's Court directed to act on the Commission's findings. The case examined whether shops counted as delivery points within three miles and whether closures were intended under the act.
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Biti
Cominindon
Wallace Clune Henville
Rookdale
Than
A Morgan
Morgan
Heriville
Parlament
Droving Action Fails Defedant Wins Cross Action
Judgment delivered for defendant Maxwell Harold Watts in a case where John Clark Toohey claimed loss of sheep. Toohey alleged missing ewes at Parkes saleyards after droving, while Watts denied negligence and sought wages. Judge McHilloy found fault with counting methods and ruled in Watts favor on both action and production.
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Watts
John Clarkened
Toohey
Lam
Plaintif Toohey
Lamba
Parkes Suleyards
Ela
McHillloy
Drovier
Mleyorde
Porches Reports Twenty Four Points Of Rain
The 48 hour rainfall at Porches reached twenty four points as a spring weather pattern continued. A paving tray was presented to Mrs Gordon Pyet for a farewell tea in Teeminnck, as news of weather and local customs appeared in the period record.
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Gordon Pyp
Forbes Hospital Board debates incubator and lighting plant
Forbes Hospital Board met to discuss a baby incubator and an emergency lighting plant in open session. They backed an expert review for the incubator and deferred the lighting project to next month while doctors questioned the supplier's unit and the cost.
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Forbes Hospital
Forbes
Hospital Board Faces Emergency Lighting Debate
The hospital board debated emergency power and lighting needs with directors asking for specifics on plant capability. A larger, reliable lighting plant was urged as nurses warned of risks during blackout periods and line outages.
Obituary of Hammond Pyrmont at Kila Woolamundry Creek
Obituary for Hammond Pyrmont former Forbes district resident died at Kila Woolamundry Creek near Contigbolla after a long illness. He was about 73 years old, survived by a widow two sons and two daughters. Funeral at St Johns Cane White Church and Forbes Cemetery with service by the Anglican church.
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Geawlin
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der Martins
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Hammond Pyntost
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Bandon
Porewalter
Sand Hills
Thibarne
Calerie Tenes
Bertion
Church At England
Forte
St Jeoho's
Cane White
Death of Alfred William Bartlett Aged 77
Mr A W Bartlett died at Forbes Gietrich Hospital on Wednesday after illness. He was a longtime Shaw Street resident and a funeral service was held at the Church of Entast with burial in the cemetery. The funeral was conducted with a procession and graveside rites.
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Forbes Gietrich Hospital
Weanesday
Alfred Willian Bartlett
Shaw Street
Eustric
Nest
Church of Enetast
AG Dunes
Record Low Sheep Numbers at Homebush Sale
Dalgety's News Service reports Homebush sales on Thursday with a single yarding of 4458 sheep and lambs, a record low for Homebush. Quality was fair and prices showed modest shifts with lambs up to 24d, wethers 16d to 8d higher, and ewes 1d to 18d higher per 100 lb. Cattle of medium quality were in keen demand, with prices 20 to 40 shillings higher for prime types. bullocks 108/ to 120/, cows and calves 108/ to 115/, vealers 150/ to 155/ per 100 lb. A board meeting included medical men and an Advocate reporter, but no full corioration of an emergency plant was announced.
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Imabe
Wethers
A Shielda
Presenit Ton
Dir Press
M Purchase
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