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Larceny cases heard at Numurkah Court
At Numurkah Court on Tuesday Willing Telfer pleaded guilty to larceny from a shop window owned by C Bennett and faced a separate charge of wilful damage. A second man Archibald Collie faced larceny accusations over timber and shafts from L A Decker’s yard. Fines were imposed with options for payment or brief imprisonment. defence claimed rights over timber but judge found lack of credibility and fined both defendants.
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Numurkah
Willing
Telfer
C. Bennett
Sports Vaus
Melville-street
Neey
Walter Pozzi
Bennett
Charles H. Bennett
Pozzi
Accusey
Caldwell
P.M
Archibald Collie
L. A. Decker
Knox-street
Ivy May Decker
Gig
Newman
Defendant
Lou
Louis Decker
Corke
Collie
Aitcen
Brown,Corlie's
Eviad
Decker
O’kane