Expensive find elicits Pound note theft charge
Andrew Francis Buckley faced Forbes Court on a charge of stealing a £1 note belonging to Susan Crowe lost outside Prow's shop in Rankin Street. A witness said Buckley admitted picking up the note and gave it back as a single offence, with testimonies from Crowe, Buckley, and Constables Readett and Charleton. The magistrate found Buckley guilty on a summary basis, ordered repayment of £1 to Crowe plus a £2 fine, and costs amounting to £3/2/ plus witnesses' expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Francis Buckley
Forbes Court
Susan Crowe
Maillon
Mewirs
Robinson
Meillon
Orange Road
Prow
Buckley
Prow's
Butcher's
Constable Charleton
Constable Readett
Rankin Street
Arthur Marrin
Wrangel
Tam
Forbes
Miss Crowe
Donaghey's
Edward ¢. Hooper
Mr. Meilion
Miss Murphy
Melllon
Charlton
P.M
Cupltt
Hoe
Men Buckley and M Auliffe Committed for Trial on Assault Charge
Samuel Buckley and Daniel J M Auliffe were committed for trial at Forbes Quarter Sessions on October 12 for assaulting Henry Charles Witham with intent to rob. The defendants, both drunk, were seen by Constable Charlton and Constable Readett in Lachlan Street lane near Richardson's Hotel. Witham testified he was attacked as Buckley and M Auliffe allegedly restrained him while Buckley knocked him down and fled. M Auliffe remained and later signed a statement. Both men were held on a drunkenness count pending further inquiry with bail set at 40 pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helm
P.M
Forbes Court
Samuel Buckley
Daniel John M'Auliffe
Henry Charles Witham
R. Meillon
Menars
Robinson
Meillon
Defeundante
Charlton
Ingt
Lachlan Street
Readett
Richardson's
M’agliffe
Buckley
Witham
M'Auliffe
Rankin Street
Aquer
Constable Readell
Hanney
M’auliffe
Constable Readett
Mr. Meillon
Mr. Meiillon
M’anuliffe
Cupitt
Henney
Prac
Inspector Cupitt
MM Aniltte Wade
Mefilan
Manlifta
Richardson
M'Aulliffe Buckley
Edward Ernest Richardson
Post Office
Mrs. Richardson
Hendett
Mr. Mellien
Daniel J. M'Auliffe
Tam
Forbes
Grinated
Four Good Drinks and Their Featured Qualities
Four popular beverages are highlighted including Kinka Lemon Squash noted as the finest lemon drink with a bottle yielding 24 servings. Minera is praised for its use at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919. Sangvita is described as a blood purifier combining sarsaparilla with fruit flavors. Deep Spring Mineral Water is celebrated for health benefits and radium content. Availability is stated at hotels clubs shops cafes and fountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sangvita
Lesford
Alfa Laval Cream Separator Promises Efficiency in Dairy Industry
A promotional piece lauds efficiency as key to wartime and postwar success, highlighting the Alfa Laval Cream Separator as a top priced, highly efficient dairy separator. It credits Waugh & Josephson Ltd of Sydney with marketing the long praised equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfa-Laval
Alfa- Laval
Waugh & Josephson. Ltd
Sydney
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Nature
Albion
A. Basser
Star House
Clarence ST
Hlomebush
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe-Carson
Winchcombe, Carson
Coldsbrouch Mort & CO. Ltd
Wool Brokers
Australia
P.F.A
the Pastoral Finance Association) Ltd
New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency O. Ltd
Bridge Street
Jervie
Baltic Separator Co., Ltd
Brisbane
John Meagher
Colgate
Colgate’s
Dental Crean
C. Buckland
H. A. Barradoucu
The
Rankin Street Motories
LOGAL
Studebaker
Tor
Ig X
Henderson, Jap
Douglas
Indian
ABC
Rudge
Triumph
Waratah
New Hudson
B. B. Motor Cycles
Studebaker Gars
Phil Holger
Country Freezing Co Ltd
Parkes
Noyes Bros
Pool Feoof
Johnson & Combs Engineers
Pitt, Son & Badgery ,Ltd
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
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