Manilla Police Court Hears Coat Theft Case
At Manilla Police Court on Tuesday before Mr GJ Johnstone P M Cyril Joseph and a stranger Shane faced charges over a gentlemans overcoat believed stolen. Witness Dick Set testified he identified the coat with marks, noting Defendants presence at Memorial Hall and a car door opening. Bone and Page confirmed the coat as property, Defendant admitted after cautions.
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Manilla
GJ. Johnstone
P.M
Gyril
Joseph
Shane
D. A. Kennedy
Set
Fredrick Bone
Bone
Witnness
Alan Page
Tamworth Coat Case Dismissed After Alibi and Telegrams
Witnesses described a coat exchange between Riley and McShane at Tamworth. McShane paid 8/ for the coat. Riley offered it for 40/ but settled at 8/ for the sale. Police telegrams regarding Riley’s location were produced. court accepted the defendant’s explanation and discharged the charge, ordering return of the coat to Mr. Bone.
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Tamworth
Cluly
Inverell
D. J. Kennedy
Tama
Manilla
C J. McShane
N. Riley
Ashford
Litw
Ma. Riley
Tam
An Odera
Bone
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