Forged Betting Ticket Charged at Wherrol Flat
At Wherrol Flat on October 6 Warren Patrick faced charges before Judge Moca for uttering a forged betting ticket. He was also charged with a similar offense at Dungog on October 14. Detective Alford testified Patrick handled forged tickets later found to be circulated and used at a meeting in October.
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Moca
Bes‘sions
Warren Patrick
Wherrol
Henor
Dungoge
Hamelton
Dungo
Dumgeg
Printing of Tickets Case Ended in Acquittal
The court heard about 1500 forged tickets in circulation with no arrests linked to the printing. George Northam, a bookmaker, testified that on October 6 at Wherrol Flat an offer of 200 tickets at 12/6 per 100 was refused. He later received 100 tickets from Patricks at Dungog for £1. usual price was 14/8. The Crown argued there was intent to sell forged tickets. Mr Young found insufficient evidence for a trial. The jury returned with a not guilty verdict and the accused was discharged.
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George Northam
Wherrol
Patricks
Dungog
Mr Young
Young
New Staters Protest Conference Opens in Tamworth
A conference opened in Tamworth to organize evidence collection for the New State Commission. Mr Y Thomson presided as the meeting began, signaling the start of protests and actions by New Staters.
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Tamworth
State Commission
Y . Thopson
Bon
Gene
Government stance criticized over New Staters info plan
Mr Thompson attacked the Government for withholding information, claiming Sir George Fuller promised full data to the Commission while the Premier planned to limit disclosure. He argued the Government would reserve ammunition for its own case, leaving New Staters to defend themselves.
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Ral
George Fuller
Ure
Thompson
Holman
Stu
Sydney Welcomes Fleet By Half-A-Million People
Nearly all harbor crowds line the docks as the fleet arrives. The harbor was alive with cheering and the city’s populace turned out in force to greet the ships and show support for the event.
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Syalfey
Welcome at Noon View Admiral Sir Frederick Fick
A fragmented account describes an official gathering with Admiral Sir Frederick Fick addressing the crowd. The scene mentions the Governor Sir Ducley ile Chole, the State Premier Sir George Fuller, and the state commander General Brasd in a formal call to order.
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Frederick Fick
Ducley Ile Chole
George Fuller
Mayes
Mderiiailpim
Gonmanitant
Brasd
March Pageant Through City Amid Cheers and Guards
A haphazard OCR narrative describes a march past with officers, crowds at Brown's Wharf and Wooltonmanton, and cheering along Margu Street. Governor Admiral Sir Dudley He Oe attended with the 17th Battery, amid a tense but festive scene in the Domain.
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Margu
Mitchell Library
Dudley
Homer
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Sydney
Sewcastle Amd
Hunter River
Vom
Cuthmnertror
King'e Wharf
Nawcastle
Foot of Kingalreet
Sydnay
Sparke
Maitland
Hormee & Btore
Falconer
Gloucester
C. Falconer
Leod Baker and Paltrycooe
Woodward Park
Gouceay
Comuéells
Rawdor
Clifford Hillcrest
DR Forsyth
Macom Bentiet
Churgh-At
Bam Ts
Imeem
Erio Weine
Elvira Miller
Lyceny of
Turin
Mary
Maley
Bayard
Gayard Wonl
Deng
Cn Lhe
Tom
Tim Ashen Ely Pom
D. McLaren
Mens Outfitter
Brown's Buildings
NEW Staters
Cabinet
FLEET
Wes
Street & Parish Ltd
B.A.L.M
Tars
T. Mores
Hor Soryman
Boorlard
Jowaller
Brown's
Ghengh ST
Louvoester
Ewellay
D. Rees
CW. Walker
Park Street
A. J. White
Glowcester and
Hiheria
Rune
Tappiskog
Ailentonco
J White
The
Gloucester Woodworklog
Outfitters
Ratobliehoent
Gant
Guaility & Clealiness Oun
G. Tonks
Man
Arigen
Alogue
Sunshine Hanvester
Epgsppere Tl
T. Charlton
H. J. Channeil
Tours
Ondine
Tuma
Comino
Thannan
Church Street
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