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Told Cattle Were Hot in Charge Alleges Theft Case
Police witness alleges Themes Vivien Nash and John Athol Walsom were charged with stealing a jersey cow and two jersey heifers from Harris Page between October 1 and 31. Nash and Watson pleaded not guilty. Evidence traces cattle from Hookes Creek to Don Grants and Mt Mooney with remarks that some cattle were hot. Cattle were earmarked at Page’s property and linked to Page’s dairy arrangements. The case proceeds to Gloucester court, with bail set and further charges pending.
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Counmble Nelson
Vivien Nash
John Athol Walsom
Val
Harris Page
A. M. Borthwick
E A. Short
Sydney
Short
Stapleton
Court of Petty Sessions
Nelson
Conaghan
Nash
Hookes Creek
Rockville
Bel Ante
Jack Hooke
Jack Watson
Watson
Page
Wason
Hooke's Creek
Mash
Don Grant
Jack
Catue
Mt. Mooney
Hooke
Cobark Mill
Saki Res Eee
Melson
Melt
Hookes
Hooke’s Creek
Rawdon Vale
Manning
Mooney Watson
Grant
Read
Wateon
Gloucester
Det
Conighan
Watson Nash
Donald Grant
Manning River
Hockey Creek
Sete
Laurie
Jersey
Conaghan Nash
Davidson
Thomas Raymond Neilson
Wnellaon
Constable Nelson
Det. Conaghan
Neilson
Tench
Burwood
Afl
Agile
Harry McNaughton
Relfs
Borthwick
Wao
John Joseph Conaghan
Taree
Littie Manning
Invergordon