£20 Fine on Beer Stealing Charge
In Gloucester Court of Petty Sessions on Tuesday before Mr E J Gibson M Insald Walker and George Alan Isaac were each fined £20 in default 40 days hard labour and ordered to pay £2 10s compensation to the Commissioner for Railways. They pleaded guilty to stealing six bottles of beer a case of wine and cartons of coffee worth the value of the property of the Commissioner for Railways at Gloucester railway yards. Walker admitted taking from an unattended railway truck and handed items to Isaac who also admitted taking part. Police evidence showed 32 bottles of beer 2 bottles of wine and 2 full cartons of coffee still missing. Judge noted railway offences impact and imposed two months to pay with security in cash. Recovered items to be returned to the Commissioner for Railways.
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Gloucester Court
Dawson
Walker
Gloucester
Uneasela
Iasac
Isaac
Laurence
Trate
Missioner
Court of Petty Sessions Traffic Costs Reflected in Fines
In a Court of Petty Sessions traffic case, F B Monro pleaded guilty for driving without a rear vision mirror on his lorry and was fined 3 shillings and 7 shillings court costs in default 24 hours. Other defendants Fernance O’Brien and Cyril Bath faced charges of driving unlicensed or on an unlicensed route with varied fines and court costs.
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F. B. Monro
A. M. Borthwick
Sgt
Laurence
Monro Bros
King Street
George MM Fernance
John France
O'Brien
Beuzeville
Carsons’ Northern Tum Company
Gloucester River
Gloucester
Fernance
Faulkland
End
Cyril John Bath
Viggers
Sanmill
Newcastle
Bath
Costas
Button Seller Fined in Gloucester Court
Keith Henry Bannerham was fined £2 with four days hard labour after pleading guilty to offensive behaviour at the Showground on December 4. He did not appear in court. a plea of bully was accepted by Mr. Dawson. Laurence testified Bannerham was on the ground during a dispute when a scuffle occurred. Fourteen days were allowed to pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Henry Bannerham
E. J. Gibson
Gloucester Court of Petty Sessions
Tuemiay
Bannerham
B .F. Dawson
Laurence
Glencrater
Alleged Offensive Behaviour Trial in Gloucester Court
Victor Taylor pleaded guilty to behaving in an offensive manner in a shop on November 6 in Gloucester Sessions. He was fined £2 with 10 court costs after Sgt Laurence testified that at 7 p m in Skinner's shop in Hume Street he abused a man and slapped his face. Taylor claimed he mistook the man for someone else who had been annoying him.
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Gloucester Court of Peter
E J. Gibson
Victor Taylor
Sgt
Laurence
Skinner
Hume St
Bowling Notes from Saturday Social Games
Players Hazelwood Sheldrick and Andrews led with 24 points, facing King Vidal Bayliss West Fitzgerald Nichols and Woodward in a second batch. A third game was abandoned at the rink amid President's Day attendance at Taree with Campbell Boorer Besattle and Carolan present. brass band and flags marked a successful gathering.
Competition for Doll Raises Funds for Gloucester School
A doll donated by Mrs Monro and Dr Sork was offered to raise funds for the Gloucester School Kindergarten and realised seven pounds sixteen shillings. The prize was won by Shirley Newton of Ward's River.
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Monro
Sork
Gloucester
Shirley Newton
Ward's River
Gloucester Pig Sale Report Shows Dull Competition
Tom Hicks reports a fair turnout at the Gloucester pig sale with mostly light weight pigs and higher prices for heavy porkers. Prices listed for numerous buyers include Abbott, Letirie and Young, Bond and others, with next sale set for January 14 1546.
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Gloucester
Tom Hicks
Fortnie
Abbott
E. B. Bell
Letirie and Young
Colm Tull
Woo. Henderson
Weark
Hector Cowan
Stanton
Murray
Freeh
Dillon Bros
Dillon Brow
Laurie and
Blanel
Lance Andrews
F. ©. Smith
A. O Sansom
Barn Young
Roy Rudkin
Joe Bignell
Ko W. Dare
Cliff Blanch
Hough Criffis
Laurie Chisholm
Brive Higgens
E. G Warrie
FR Waters
Calf Sales Lead By Sparke Firm Trade Prices
Calf sale results show strong demand with clear price signals across many buyers. Multiple consignors including Geo Monte Walter Reichert M. Boorer and T. Rowney posted sales ranging from 1 6 to 11 6 per calf, with totals and individual bids reported for numerous sellers, reflecting steady weights and robust trade in a fortnightly market.
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Ro & HL Roi
T. Rowney
Bill Mussared
T. Mathieson
Wisemontie
CV. Wisemantip
Power
Ken Murray
Mrs
E. Burley
Hill Bros
E.G. Grant
J. N. Latin
Berry and
CG. Ritter
J. Gorton
Kerry Elle
Alma Baker
G. Wilson
A. Middletbrook
T Stanford
Maslen
J Blanch
RR. M. Paff
Kk. Moore
Gus Forbes
Mea Weberk
Mise Atkins
Rita Rides
Ken Gorton
Gordon’ Wade
Purtens
Homebush Stone Sales Report Sydney Thursday
Winchcombe Carson Lut reports HT11 cattle yarded with good quality and firm market. Prices varied by class from vealers to bullocks, with light demand and slight weakness in some lines. Additional consignors Bow Badgery Ltd Midan Dawaon Cropps Creek Brenda Station reported mixed yarding figures and assorted averages.
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Winchcombe
Carson
Looiba
Bow & Badgery Ltd
Goodrock & Sona Pty. Ltd
Cropps Creek
Midan Station
Meopmn
EIQ
Dawaon
Mecora
Atra
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MPS
Phe
Newsagent
Church Street
Heral Bank
Tlecessor
Mt. Baylin
Lumby Ltd
Bent Street
Sydney
Ehegramat Schute Bell
Thomas Cowan &C & Co
Cee. & Parish Pty., Ltd
Bowen
Taree
R. J. Burley
M.la.m.e
Gloucester 1
General Rubber Co
Guildhall Insurance
Gane Millking Machines
John Deer Tractors
York Motors’ Cars and Trucks
Chrysler, Plymouth
Morris and Fargo
Saxby’s
P.e's
Hetail
EGG Board
Mullen
J. J. Edstein & Sons Monumental Masons
Raymond Terrace
Thone
Manning Street
TAREX
Len. Monro
Court of Petty Sessions
Sahaviour
Mullens
Victor
Bonmiebelle Cafe
Mertto School of Arts
Proprietress
General Commission
Queen Street
G. A. Dan Church &T
Lino
Garners
WE. Sparke Ger Pty. Ltd
G. Billis
Mra
F. E.awa
Rk 'Bratsington
Muidie
Ae MeCarthy
G, Grant
E. Baker
Fort Pae
C Blanch
J. Bourks
TP Ellis
D Grady
Ho Martin
Green
Webeck
Arch. McRae
Wilson
Moore
Wo A. Bel
OG Mambien
WA. Adama
J. K. Rat
AL Me. Intosh
EW Hawken
J. D. Worth
E Paterson
Wisemantel
Allins
Whitford
Lew
Bell Est
Kevin Burl
Whatmore Bros
T. Stanford
KL. Laurie
Iambe
Palile Poultry
Homebush
Mercery
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Garden OF Roses Cafe
R. (Buzz) Loretan, Hga
F.R.J
A Watchmaker & Jeweller
Church
Derk
Spik-N-Span Dry Cleaners
OWL Store
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