Straying Stock and Impounded Cattle Case at Polles Court
A Tuesday case before Polles Court involved a man pleading not guilty to letting cattle stray. Water access and grazing rights on a closed common were disputed, with multiple fines issued and cattle impounded for pasturing beyond their use. A pony escape led to further actions as witnesses testified and authorities conducted follow up.
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Polles
Thoman White
Walt
Arooll
Counel
Tam
Arnold Anid
Council
Auldie
Haveral
Wabh
Arnold
Mefaull
Robert Bathato
Josiah Crotch
John Crowe
Eaward Gorman
C. Edmonson
W. Smith
Willian’ Poster
Sumuti’ Bale
Willem Minehav
Webster
Wybh
Anwid
New Year Sale At Protley Wear Store
Retailers urge shoppers to visit Auaten 4 Protley for the season’s largest range in town. The store promises customer satisfaction with wide selections and affordable prices aimed at meeting all New Year wardrobe needs.
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Auaten 4 Protley
Petty Thieving Charged at Police Court
Frederick Butler appeared before Mr Arnold at the Police Court on Tuesday facing charges of petty thieving involving a latch and two pairs of items. He was remanded until March 39 for sentence as the inspector had taken prints and awaits police particulars. The magistrate urged the act be stopped and granted bail set at £20 with sureties of £220.
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Frederick Butler
Arnold
Tueaday
Woouhyald Ley
Hall
Charge of Vagrancy At the Police Court
Edward Roden Subersy charged at the police court with vagrancy and drunkenness. Witnesses testified he had never held a job, asked for food, and used foul language. he admitted a prior conviction for nuisance toward a woman. Other evidence showed past employment and questions about his conduct.
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Edward Roden
Subersy
O'Neill
Thor
C Edmond
Tim
Amol
Failed to renew license fines imposed on several drivers
The notice records fines of varying amounts and costs for multiple drivers including Frederick Cater Gordon Ashcroft and Donula Grogan for failing to renew licenses and vehicle transfer failures. Robert Miller received a ten shilling fine with seven days default and two additional defendants faced penalties with short terms.
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Frederick Cater
Gordon Ashcroft
Donula Grogan
Failig
Robert Miller
Orange Ram Sales At McNeilis Crampinay Unit
Orange ram sales feature at McNeilis Crampinay unit with Martin Ld agents citing demand for rams yarded. Quality of rams praised as very good, with buyers from New South Wales towns including Parkes Forbes Yeoval Cumnock Bathurst Blayney and Newbridge among others. Local breeders from Ireland and Queensland were noted as contributing to strong exhibit quality.
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McNeilis
Crampinay
Martin
Orange
Uranes
Tiesiday
Qireneland
Fourke
Norroiny
Uulreamboie
Speers Creek
Dublin
Auberts
Parkes
Forbes
Munildra
Wellsnuth
Bathurst
Blasney
Newbridge
Yeoval
Cumnock
Irene Handy
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