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ilth'HUNT.I f'tmi -fWPr|l rr Hi illtul'lrrn, fruitsr. harri wrnin^ brush y KCHJircsjiu rvid VMfflii iimd■raap 'rtlicinfiof anvir doc*ni re-i yeuT Alwai^rrcftkfadult*,makeuilfitho»' mil inrouble, lor lorThru3 jourjLllCW'.YourTtratfQWvalicEj In habit*ctrtmi-Don'lTUtt■ ■ALLlGtD OCtASfUMv, AohlLVHAIMThere was only one rnmmal ra.* m-iEbawn for hearing, thur Ul h n hii Wniu»r ni«mu Binge. OMrue liinre, charlr* Gilbert Stoge, Hwma h,,^ aw| Oeorte DotM Were chan^i *|fh 1hjBl||W7 did. al Hie MiuKirt *raiiqn. nearBagaabiila, on Aprillfl s^nulf Rruhru Hartman, fedd m be*i and LLMrem him ha ro occasion him bodik Unrm All the accused and litt mmi juh*ia]’. «l are atorfcgknrsMr A. □ , Brindley :if?d for (hr*rciu#d,The ioilbwlna Jury %-a% empaupLLet]A J DufBlldn W, 6 Ho** trson. Ion tf,Kelmait. Jr Smith, R, Wawj]*^ 9 r, Turnbull, K P. fllllllv^n, A C Gall, R.a WiJilama., IE S- W Danid,, mid: k eHardtopReuben Hartman enve ninilLnr evh skhce to that given to juju at the lower court He aUled ih*i cjo Monday mom kni. April 10. hr -an* m Elie MJastan Station, near RougabiUi The rt\e arriiHd came in hy. home andwaiter said he warned in nvhi his brother. John Hartman The fight *a* iirraiifedi, and O*or*f fciitirr hn John {Ianman One tJ lb* cither* hit himjiihJ he ran itftji Tntn Bincr tripped him and lie fell 10 Ihr umuiiri Tom unit out, ‘ Herr he la, and (hr four Binges tarred hJLtlnt and kick mu him. and Charley hit him wiih a piecr of timber, .uhI knocked him au! Liier Mrs. Lrr dPr{»d the 'wound unci Ho days after-«Firrt«i l ie entered I hr Murw Ho* punt To Mr Brindley Hr did not uy al rhe lower court Lhat Toin Binge wild. Ilrn? hr la ’ He and hbi brcvliiech pave Walter n hiding when they were young Sfi- wu down on hb brack and the nv*nrriuted were hJHJne uml kicking him Charley BirnV fml and pirkrrii up .1 j.Urfc Hid tome bark *nr| hit him on 1I1# back of tlir head. tlr vrfii fell r» 111 Hr MUpIri I ram I he rfim* of the tu-junUr G 1 Hunter lirMTibrd Use injury linjiin'ci by Rnibm HnirmiMi He wild lie Irraipd him for a fractured skull nif Injury ooufcd hoi have been caused In a fall or a blow fimu u hat, but could haye been caused b a round, piece ol umber Ban man hail nua completely 1rcoHCEedlt;Sflecta££ff8i(iCitelt;?*eetrrnest Cyril John Illinois'-. Hynch -1ji.cd that on the iinnnu.a of Mondaj, A11111 10, hr h* w ? mob Bat her and hr went over to nn What wu happeiihip 1 lie «nw JohnBATtmah aiiil waiter Bins#I ftkupuntr up He tu aaked to referee and hr Mild he autdd itoi have anyiliJng, in di a 11.11 ii tieoruf Buivr made aIsil ul John Barr man nut! niLssed. and JtrJlh Pari man ran away The flee accused them Varied lu light Reuben Burtmun, Who ran low ardn McOrady s place. Wiillrr CAOshl Reuben and ihrcw him to Etw ground, The accuiedihen stirtrd pun chi n« and kkklniCHeuben rand Charley Sln«e h11 him with n si|rk Reuben lay there for a few mmill eh and then got up and wrtil Lucubby's pl*ee The accuwd then went10 look for Jofin BarLmim. Reuben was■. lying an hU face when he gat lilt on ilw hack of Lhr head with llie ttkk To Mr Bfindlcy: Walter Binge ir toped Reuben Hartman and noi ThmRLmte He wa.v fond ol music and was Ihlrrdhg to (he tireless that momlnr He did nut ielt Mrs Mclnlonh rhal to.-did not kno4 *lm wat? hiiirt He aw a cut mi Waller a cheek bui hr did rvrt M?n ho-'*' lie got it.inot nt cubby a piacr Thai morning, dki not kick or punch anyone, He h ■ couple of punches at John Bartnu but niiJMed him He «vuld no4 wy hi Reuben was injured, aa he was rnnnt after Clive Bartman To Mr. Brindley Some lime pc yiObuy. Reuben, John rand Clive Bin man Had plvrn him a hJdlilA George Bknee u|ci ho- btalemeiil the was tonKt He did rknow how Reuben Bartman was 1juretiTo Mi Imv He did not Rrub 011 the ground:, but Jte dk1 no! 1Charlie lilt him with a stick He cnot sec anyone with a srlefc j Charles Oliberti Binge staled Ihiatemenl waa correct Hr did not kin how Reuben Bart man wu injured! did not Int hint with a stick, nor ■anyone fly hh himTu Mr Berne All Use Ran man* H stick* In thrir handa Re Mild in 1 Miren»at ihtl hr tlKI not «ee aiiyo with a ttkrk to ihelj I lands at a time He *aw Clive Bartiiiaii hd Wall «*i:h a piece of weatherboard TlHUnai Btoiir Mild hr hid fKH f lvthe police a slitrmenl Hr drucfib how ihr flKhr Maned and stated Uhe nui after Reuben Bartman a pUhhed him nvrr and ihcn went away: To Mf Berne lie vn not asked;give- a hLntemcni Hr merely push Reuben over and then walked away George Dottl imld Ihr statCffiervt gave 10 the police wu correct. Wltn-den led having kicked Reuben Bartnubut he had punched him. He a Tom Btotte with a ■lick In hln hai Hr had also punched John Barlmi Hr \m'* Reuben on the ground, but did not sec any of Ulf Binges hitting kkking him On the case being resumed ahlunch the jury informed His Honor i± ih* y did not desire to hear anyihl furihrr. and returned a wrdlrt of r guilty to respeet to the whofe of t five accused, who were thereupon 4 charged.sChurch Services,Beiio Lan?, a married wuman. re-.iding at the Mudon, ttated tltai .sher*v «ha arrusgej at the station nnf.j^er Monday morning. She said that hartly afier Ihr fight aiajted ClwriaBinge picked up ■ slick Reuben Ban* csinn ran away and Wilier caught him and Tripped iitm The oihere then ram* up and ilirted to punch and kirk ! him. and Charlie Binge hit him with a nllcfcTo Mr BrtndJey: She liked eliclte* incnl Shr saw Oeorgt 0ottl pick up a slick, and the others alaa picked up j.tkck-v She was »tindlng c3mc to thehe hrTo Hi* Honor Shr did: not we Waller Binge gel Inin , nor did she know he * was hurt.Seng’ Clancy, of Buggabdlla. staled he saw Reuben Bartman al the MImJimi gtiiicji cjit IMaier Monday, and tliree «uy« lalcr Iw saw Waller Thoma1 Bmge alio made a statement ipeo-dlitrd “ Gcursc Binge and George Dam also made BtatoqunLs 1 produced!, in the vicinity of where the fight toot plare I here *a* a quantity ol pieces ol 1 iinber lying atawt.Td Mr Brindley He went to Mac MbHH ttif pmm day 10 ht Jotm Bari van. but hf did not see Tuns as hr was nut thvre CuinLlgble WTmith, trf Morrr. tvfyitddial oil April 17 he saw Charlie BlUta lttt the BoAgubille police aiaimn. He Khownl him !b* dying depoMtlwia of pruben Bartman, and later CliarUtBluer made a ‘.toifflimi Eprodueedt-To Mr Brindley: Each of il» accused answered all questions quitefreely and frankly.Al 13 30 p m the Jury retired in eon-jtidrr rhc rvldriice lor the presecutiim. anti a quarter of an hour later relumed and slated tiwj dtilred to hear furtherevidence j 4Waltar Thocnaa Binge rtatod init the a atemant he made to tl» poilwcorrect He did rtot hU Reuben Bait-mm, but pukhfd Mm natoat * *»nTo Mr. B#me He had mine fine thatmorntofl, but not auflclanl to aaake himmiareUom* The cut oo hM fac* »a* cauoed by a hit from a pdecf of wealher-Iwtirtl U%ed to nive Bartman. He wasCHURCH OF ENOLAMD MLh May—Fifth i+awiar after Casl Moree, 7.Jo am.t HC; II am. H.7.30 pm , Evpiuong On rah. 030 mm . HjO Ashley. 3 pm Terry Hie Hie. 3pm PRllamoJIawa, 730 pm,Ven. Arohdeteoii H ■ BorderpResHvmiAH cstmcmkvndi.v, 14th May.Mam. 11 ajn Poptoguy. 3 p m Mom. 730 pmRev. M. c. GtobMETBODIOT CHURCH. Hqndav. 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Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser
Moree, New South Wales, AU
Thu, May 11, 1939
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