Case Proved Driver Given Bond in Fatal Manilla Crash
In Manilla on December 3, 1953 Russell faced charges after his lorry collided with a cycle, killing Ilona Joliffe. Judge Hodgson, noting lack of intent, discharged him on entering into a £20 self-recognisance bond for good behaviour for 12 months, while a separate charge of unlicensed driving drew a £3 fine.
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Hodgson
Barraba Street
Manilla
Ilona Joliffe
Russell
Manilla Court Trials Tennis Racket Theft Case
Sing, charged with stealing after being found with a Rowe family tennis racket identified by Mrs Rowe as hers. The defendant admitted finding and keeping the racket but claimed intent to return it. Mrs Rowe testified the racket had unique handle alterations and holes. Sing acknowledged finding it. evidence showed the racket matched her property. The court sentenced him to bond with good behavior for twelve months. Police reported a separate drink driving incident involving Sing, who appeared intoxicated and was fined, with prior similar charges noted. Mr Chaffey to visit Manilla Friday for possible interviews.
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Hodgson
Russell
J Williams
Newcastle
M. W. Leyden
J. D. Kennedy and Sons
Manilla
Medhurst
Rowe
ancer@xaliioing Tae
Delemant
Mr. Rowe
Constable Medurs
H. Rowe
Mr. O'Halloran
O'Halloran
Constable Bunt
E. Bunt
Con
Sgt. Maskill
Rowan Street
Defendant
Maskill
Ashford
Ashley
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T. A. Cole
Tamworth
West Manilla
Chaffey
W. A. Chaffey
Dove and Hunts
Sir Walter Scott
Manchester
Dept
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M. C. MacKenzie & Sons. Pty. Ltd
Stoddart
Hayward
Stoddart & Hayward Pty; Ltd