Forbes Quarter Sessions: Pittis cleared of wheat fire charge
At Garema in December 1924 Henry Pittis faced a Crown case alleging he ignited a wheat crop fire. After evidence from Maurice Styles and others, and defense by Mr Hardwick, the jury found Pittis not guilty. Witnesses described events and insurance details were noted. The second trial date was set after a jury disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pittis
Garema
Pittis
Hardwick
Meilion
A. VY. Stacey
CMG
Maurice Styles
Garedma
Styles
Pittla
Mr. Hardwick
Gordon Stylea
Gordon
Stacey
Veney
Robert Heatty
Uinema
Sorman Gordon William Morrisen
Pittrim
Frederick John Hodge
Gareme
Fittia
Pitta
Mr. Verdwick
John Arthur Sturgess
Catema
Constable Verney
Pitia
Maurice Sivles
Thomas Henry Pittis
Parkes
Crown Prosecutor
Young Styles
Trateh
Edmund Beet
Thomas Heaton
Alwayes
W. Howard
Hineard and Sons
William Styles
Gordon Styles
Walter Thomson
Forbes
Herdwick
Armstrong
Morris Styles
Pitti
Jitncey
Mr. Matthews
W. Noble
T. J. Cripps
Naylor
H. A. Sharp
W. Robinson
H. BE. White
F. Aeret
H. H. Griffiths
A. H. Read
W. J. Barton
T. A. Garnsey
J. Little
William Ghaw
White
Shaw
Harefarmers
Untoh
Tim Shaw
Young Freddie
Pearse
Hubert Arthur Pearce
Locke
Charge of Misappropriation Trial at Trundle
John Lindsay Todd faced a jury on a charge of fraudulent misappropriation at Trundle dated November 27, 1923. The case featured testimony from farmer Stewart, solicitor Moloney, and others, with £260 involved as a deposit on Cranbrook. The jury disagreed, and Todd was remanded.
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John Lindsay Todd
Trundle
Stacey
Crown
Wardwick
A. Davey
H.4
Sam
A Grimmell
O. J. Terone
A C. Hood
F. Robinson
W. J. Sanders
W. D. McMillan
AH. Wratt
Peasley
E. Leigh
W. A. Anderson
William Fraser Stewart
Bedgerabong
Tol
Stewart
Cranbrook
Todd
Moloney
Hardwick
Armstrong
Warner
Ben- Biosim
Hall San
Walter William Todg
Two Men Charged with Perjury in Forbes Police Court
Robert Arthur Pearce and Francia James White faced perjury charges in Forbes Police Court on December 9, 1924, before Magistrate G. 8. The case details are sparse in the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arthur Pearce
Francia James White
Forbes
Billiard Room Raid Appeal Dismissed Yet Fine Cut
Hubert George Mafeking Gunn challenged his Forbes Police Court February conviction for using premises for betting. Judge Armstrong upheld guilt but reduced the fine from £1 to £10 with witness expenses 1L7/-. The appeal was dismissed while time for defence preparation was in question, continuing to page il.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert George Mafeking Qunn
Forbes Pice Court
Shepherd
FLM
Juder Armstrong
Hardwick
Mer. Meillon
Gunn
Shewerd
Armstrong
Burt
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