Sunshine Court Hears Unlawful Assault Charge In Plane incident
Mathews, described as a war neurosis case, appeared at Sunshine Court facing an unlawful assault charge brought by Edwin Leslie Young. Testimony said Mathews threatened to punch Young and swung a blow when Young confronted him near a dismantled aeroplane. Young and his son testified no provocation. Mathews was found guilty and fined two pounds with no costs.
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Mathews
Sunshine #Court
Young
Mr. Young Young Snr
Mr Young
Edwin Leslie Young
Benjamin St., Sunshine
Mr. Young
Petrol Shortage Lands Young Men in Trouble
Two men were charged after conspiring to steal four gallons of shellite from the Dyecraft Ltd factory in Braybrook. Hutchins identified by watchman James Edwin Tribe, Pengelly claimed to obtain shellite for Christmas. Both had good war records. each was fined £5 with a seven day stay.
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Dyecraft Ltd
Braybrook
Sunshine Court
Leslie Lucas Pengelly
Rawson Ave
Sunshine
Stanley Francis Hutchins
Ravenhall Cres East Sunshine
Kennedy
James Edwin Tribe
Hutchins
Melbourne University Accepts Mr Gibson Bachelor Thesis
Mr. Graham Gibson formerly of Sunshine now a Kavieng New Ireland education officer has had his Bachelor Education thesis accepted by Melbourne University. He is a son in law of Shire Secretary E Hargreaves and already holds a B A degree.
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Graham Gibson
Sunshine
Kavieng
New Ireland
Melbourne University
Gibson
E. Hargreaves
Welcome for New Stipendary Magistrate Morris at Sunshine Court
A welcome ceremony for the new stipendary magistrate, Mr Morris, was held at the Sunshine Court on Tuesday. Attending officials included Mr R K McDonald JP, with support from Mr T Kennedy, Set Green, and Mr F Walitera, clerk of courts.
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Morris
Sunshine Court
R K McDonald
McDonald
T. Kennedy
Legal Profession
Set. Green
Police
F. Walitera
Vacuum cleaners and radios repaired and delivered
MW 4286 notes repair services for vacuum cleaners and radios across all makes with pickup and delivery fulfilled.
Good Response to Ken Doubleday Appeal
Response to the Ken Doubleday appeal notes the sum in hand and donations by the VAAA to reach the required total. It cites Ken Doubleday winning the Victorian 440 yd hurdles last Saturday and lists many prior contributions totaling £78 2s 6d from numerous individuals and groups.
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Ken Doubleday
VAAA
Ken
Plea for Family Man in Court Plea for Leniency Made
Oliver Baden Foley of Leith Avenue Sunshine faced a larceny charge at Sunshine Court. Solicitor T Kennedy urged mercy for a married father of seven with ulcers, saying the material theft from Euston Lead Co. arose from belief it was useless. case adjourned with a £5 bond for six months of good behavior.
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Sunshine Court
T. Kennedy
Oliver Baden Foley
Leith Ave
Sunshine
Mr. Kennedy
Foley
Euston Lead Co
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Hor
Cricket Teams for Saturday Fixtures
First XI players McCarthy F Simpson Ormston L Young Brownbill Rees Daeble Willey Ayton Winter Fox are listed with Second XI Carlton Hale Ferrell Kyle Southern Donovan Clayton Lewis Davies Crockett L Simpson. The Seconds bus departs Post Office at 12 30 for Third XI to play GUOOF at Sunshine Park.
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McCarthy
F. Simpson
Ormston
L. Young
Brownbill
Rees
Daeble
Willey
Ayton
Winter
Fox
Carlton
Hale
Ferrell
Kyle
Southern
Donovan
Clayton
Lewis
Davies
Crockett
L. Simpson
Post Office i
Guoof
Sunshine Park
Dismissal of Case Against Migrant at Sunshine Court
The case against Petit Kruczek, the migrant at Maribyrnong Hostel, heard in December at Sunshine Court, was continued at General Sessions this week and dismissed after Kruczek pleaded not guilty. He faced charges of assaulting a fellow migrant and indecently assaulting the man's wife.
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Petit Kruczek
Sunshine Court
Maribyrnong
Kruczek
Postal Records Broken in Christmas Rush
The 1919 Christmas period saw 109000 first class articles handled, up from 80000 in 1948, with 1506 parcels this year vs 937 last year. Outward postings rose, telegraph activity up though receipts fell due to holiday timing. new facilities included two public telephones and two posting receivers. Public cooperation praised. postmaster H Crack and staff express thanks.
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Suffolk Rd
Northumberland
H. Crack
Housie Housie Players Fined After Private Session Raid
Darey appeared in Sunshine Court after police raid on a private Housie game. Constable Mortimer testified twenty five wagers paid sixpence a game with half to the winner and the rest to a Queen Carnival for Our Lady's Church. Defender claimed good character. court fined him five pounds.
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Darey
Sunshine Court
Mortimer
Carcy
Our Lady's Church
Court decorum upheld amid heat at Sunshine Court
Though the day was hot, Judge Morris refused to proceed with a coatless defendant. He stood the case down and sent the defendant home to fetch a coat. On return, the defendant wore appropriate attire and the case continued.
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Mr. Morris
S.M
Sunshine Court
Noisy motorcycle fine in Sunshine Court case
Edward McDougall of West Footscray was intercepted in Ballarat Rd Deer Park on 20 November for a noisy motorcycle. He claimed to have borrowed the machine and repeated the explanation in Sunshine Court where he paid a £3 fine.
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Ballarat
Deer Park
Edward McDougall
West “Ootscray
Sunshine Court
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