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Forbes Advocate

Location

Forbes, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 08, 1939

Page

9

Alleged theft case heard in Police Court over firearms

At the local Police Court on Tuesday, John Crompton faced charges of stealing a Hollis and Son double barrell gun and a Cashmore hammerless gun stock and handpiece, valued at £90, belonging to George Malcolm. Crompton was committed for trial at Forbes Quarter Sessions on October 1, with witnesses detailing exchanges and repairs involving Watson and Elwyn Hugo as well as gun stocks and barrels identified by Twogood and others.

Hollis and Son George Malcolm Twoweed John Charles Crompton Ball Oneill Ce Crompton L. J. Watson Tils Wateon Elwyn Hugo Prosseanion Watson O'Neil Ware JG. Wittset Carpenter Hollins Drefendant Lem Elwyn Huge Igood Jim Tim Father Palmer Twogood Sydney Guna Milas Gibbons Tal Sergi. Pollard Cramaton George Malcolm ‘Twogood Canterbury Forbes James Watson

New Labor Leader McKell Elected in ALP Leadership Vote

W J McKell was elected leader of the New South Wales Labor Party defeating Lang and Heffron. The ballot, overseen by J Cranwell at the party conference, ends Lang’s seven year reign and names McKell as leader and Justice Minister.

W. J. McMell W.4.w Labor Party J. T. Lang Mesere Lang J. 4. Heffron J. Cranwell ALP Heffron McKell Bell Ang

Lone Hand Laracy and Martha at Eden’s Gate

In a frontier saga section, Laracy faces a choice as a stampede looms after news from Blake's Crossing. He weighs leaving to protect Martha and Sam Hodge, while fearing arrest for past crimes. Martha confronts him with a revealing suspicion about his past.

Man Pleads Guilty to Soliciting Alms in Forbes

Wm. Henry Sten, a town stranger, pleaded guilty at the local Police Court on Tuesday to soliciting alms in Lachlan Street, Forbes, on Sunday night. He was sentenced to three days' herd labor by Mr. R Donaldson, P.M. Constable. Heeves reported observing the defendant in Lachlan Street about 8 p.m. last Sunday as he approached several men. One man said he had been twice approached and was asked for money by the same defendant at Canowindra. The defendant claimed he travelled from town to receive track rations. The PM then sentenced him to imprisonment with hard labor for three days.

Harrison Blake's Crossing Mrs. Hodge Martha Onder Hodge Laracy Wah Bam Hochoe Sam Hodge Sam Lavacy Larsey Faluire Themtorn Gay Bouth Geos Morwan Morgen Morgan Seremony Pource Mae Lerecy Valey of Lagoon Larney John Ike Gowe Jock Laragy Henry Sten Lachlan Street Forbes R Donaldson P.M Heeves Wideu Canowindra Tho Bart Labuy

Alleged theft of dead wool at local Police Court

At the Police Court on Tuesday before Mr Fr Donaldson PM George Alfred Millington was charged with stealing dead wool valued at 2/6 RB Palmer for the defendant asked for a remand to September 19 due to lack of instructions. The application was granted with bail set at £5 with one surety of £5.

Tursday FR. Donaldson George Alfred Miller Ton Ball RB. O. Palmer Ball

Gun theft case moves toward trial in village court

Testimony described guns hidden in a wardrone and a case as sources of the alleged theft. Witnesses said two guns including a Cashmore gun had been kept at different places and only barrels remained. The case closed with the judge noting the charge may go to trial.

Sir Malcolm Campbell Hays on Ethyl Petrol Performance

English racing orator Sir Malcolm Campbell hails ethyl petrol for modern car power and smoother acceleration. In a London letter to Joe Vacuum of Co marketers of Super Plume Ethyl he says higher compression becomes practicable, boosting power relative to engine weight and reducing pinking, with manufacturers recommending ethyl in manuals.

Malcolm Canball London Joe Vacuum Sir Malewin Ube Saston Tebe

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