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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 12, 1943

Page

4

Gloucester Court Clears Wilsh in Tyre Theft Case

Clement John Wilsh remained before Gloucester Police Court on charges of stealing four motor tyres, rims and tubes from a car worth £12. Key witnesses linked a Brookfield shed to the theft, but the magistrate dismissed the charge after finding insufficient proof of ownership and theft.

Clement John Wilsh Tuesaday Laet Percy Henry Albert Harris Max Borthwick Wast Woodward West Mausdlune Laurence Lawler Murray Brookfield Walsh Defendant Asid Jim Sigeler Gloucester Harris Murra Constable Lawler Lidcombe Ridgeway Borthwick Alan George Ridgeway Oscar Athol Prince Murray Bucvea Wanka Campbell's Douglas Joseph Clark Essex Stanger Clem Walsh Mr. Borthwick P.M Sydney May Johanna Harris Clement John Walsh Gerard Joseph Walsh Clem Essex Shed

Priestly Tyre Theft Case Delayed To December Court

Andrew Priestly faces charges of stealing two iron tyres. The case was adjourned to December Court as Sergeant Laurence was on departmental duty and unavailable. Defence counsel was W. W. Hawdon.

Andrew Priestly Wiggins Gloucester Laurence W. W. Hawdon

Magistrate Grants Adjournment On Trivial Charge

The defendant said he would consent to an adjournment as the charge was trivial and he expected the Magistrate to agree once the facts were heard. The P.M. stated he would grant the adjournment.

P.M

Wedding Bells at Krambach Presbyterian Church

Alma Joan Roy, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Roy of Krambach, married Arthur John Cedric Tate, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Tate of Gloucester, in a ceremony at the Presbyterian Church Krambach. Rev H Rew officiated. The bride wore white Shamissee lace over satin with a long train, veil loaned by Mrs. Reber of Sydney, and carried white stocks and freezias. Bridesmaid Noreen Roy wore cornflower blue net over taffeta. flower girl Marie McKeough wore taffeta. page boy Rob Roy. best man G. Gilmore of Sydney. organist Mrs. B. Bradney.

Presbyterian Church Krambach Noreen Roy Dolly Varden T. Hicks Gloucester Marie McKeough Rob Roy G. Gilmore Sydney

New South Wales UAP dissolves to form Liberal Democratic Party

The council of the New South Wales branch of the UAP has decided to dissolve its organization. A new party named the Liberal Democratic Party is to be formed.

New South Wales U.A.P Liberal Democratic Party

Rabaul May Be New Permanent U S Naval Base

Representative Ward Magnuson, chair of the House Naval Affairs sub committee, told United Press on Sunday that Rabaul could become one of several new permanent post war American naval bases.

Rabaul Americca House Naval Affairs Ward Magnuson United Press

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