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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 12, 1928

Page

3

Stealing Rabbit Traps Trial for Tonks and Nelson

Clifford Tonks and Sidney Nelson were charged with stealing eleven rabbit traps and one setter from Charles Boorer. Police report shows Tonks and Nelson denying guilt while witnesses identified the traps and testified the duo removed and hid the traps on Ashworth’s paddock.

Clifford Tonks Sidney Nellaos Copany Chas. R. Boorer W. W. Hawdon Bollun Graham Tonks Nelson Mech Hazel Anh Neilson Wy Brothers Ganstable Koorer Rans O Nefison Tim Boorer Neilson Soler Lym Chas Lette Will Nulsson Tsim Mr. Hawdon Shire Nellgon Geek-Pass Tank Nellson Charles T. Boorer McBeans Ashyworth Trans Javin Ashworth

Bargain Time Hats and Fabrics At Unusual Prices

Whatson offers bargain priced ladies trimmed felt hats in large selections with colors 6/11 and 9/6 for Hinkler hats in velvet and satin. Dress flannels in velour quality for ladies and children come in eight colours at 3/44 yard. Smart check tweed, 40 inch wide, usually 2/3 yard, now 1/4 yard.

Hinkler

Traps, rabbits, and a Gloucestershire inquiry notes

In a detailed, fragmentary report the witness describes setting traps along a fence to catch rabbits and spotting traps picked up by several individuals. The narrative references a sergeant, a pond, and a county association with fines and witnesses expenses. The text also mentions an agricultural show committee preparing for a fancy dress ball and related events in Gloucestershire, with notes on dates and shows.

Noitsom Neilsin Neli Luis Nediton Nolisan Astinworth Peter Thomas Wy Aslowerd Airy Fini Gloucesters Tay Hoek Newgan Uhey Sergeant Bellay Sifson Sanjay Cibaditeston Neila Suwiley Wwe Denny Hayes Hoyas Fesaldl West Reichert P.M. Decklok

Unstamped Receipt Guilty Plea By Graham Timber Co

T. Al. J. Graham representing the Graham Timber Co pleaded guilty to giving an unstamped receipt to the Department of Education. He said the receipt was the department form on the cheque and signed by a firm employee who failed to stamp it. No evasion was intended. The PM fined £2 with costs and would recommend an explanation.

T. AL. J. Graham Graham ‘Timber Ca Department of Education P.M Graham

Remission Sought After Motor Car Transfer Notice

Proceedings record a request for partial remission of a fine after a motor car transfer failure. The defendant Hawison argues the car was sold Saturday afternoon and the purchaser was told to return the following week to notify authorities. A fine of 40 shillings with 8 shillings in costs was imposed.

Grahame War Tor Hawison

Market report notes irregular trading at Sydney sales

A string of garbled lines describes a commercial market in Sydney with mid day hesitance and uneven demand. It mentions priced yardage, quality shifts, and a tilt toward higher representation of medium grade Willorks and wasted news. The text reads as a broken OCR fragment with unclear specifics.

Sydney Monilay

Maitland Stock Sales Fat Cattle at Prime Trade

In the 1925 Maitland yarding the bulk of cattle were prime and useful quality, with heavy bullocks and cows selling better. Prices range from £8 for medium bulls to £12 for prime heavy bullocks, veal and food cattle slightly dearer, yearlings around £5 15, with Mahler, B W Sparke and J Enright topping yardings at high roves.

Maitland Mahler B. W. Sparke J. Enright Bothr

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