Neighbours Quarrel Ends With Fine For Williams
In a Thursday week last case Alfred William Williams faced trial for assaulting Robert Bunting and striking Mrs. Bunting. Complainants testified of a doorway dispute over an owed sum. Williams denied provocation, declaring his wife ill. Evidence from neighbours and a doctor supported the timeline and injuries. The court considered witnesses’ demeanour before fining Williams.
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Drusatk
Adamson
Banting
Williams
P.M
H. McCall
Ivy Bunting
Roy Crick
Samuel Wattin
Bunting
Harry Edward Williams
St Albans to Have Wooden Shops
At the Keilor Shire Council meeting the president Dr Stetson raised a plan to allow wood or brick buildings in St Albans. Alex Dixon planned a greengrocery shop and another contractor a butcher shop but brick or concrete only bylaws could block work. The council unanimously empowered the shire secretary to grant necessary permission to proceed.
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Keilor
Stetson
St. Albans
Alex. Dixon
Wes
Andrew
Meferlane
White
Footscray Jottings and Local Travels
Mrs Lortcard and Mr AL Au left Footscray last week for a three month holiday through New Zealand. The Countess of Stradbroke to open the Tweedle School of Mothercraft and Hospital for Babies on Monday March 10 at 2 15 pm with the Mayor and Mayoress of Footscray hosting after. Mr and Mrs T H Laurer depart by the Sydney express to Tahiti, Auckland and America, six weeks in the United States before England and the Continent visit. A Footscray court defendant admitted earning only £4 since June to cover a debt. the prosecuting solicitor Mr Secomb questioned his frugal living. the defendant defended his honesty.
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CO. Lortcard
AL A Uo
Footscray
New Zealand
Countess of Stradbroke
Tweedle School of Mohercraft Ands Hospital
Farnsworth
T. H. Laurer
Sydney Xpress
Tahiti
Auckland
America
United States
England
Continent
Footscray Court
Secomb
Branch Line From Sunshine to North Melbourne Discussed
The Railway Department informed Footscray Council on Monday night that it cannot yet determine which of two routes for a proposed branch line will be chosen. The plan would divert goods traffic from Tottenham to North Melbourne, likely branching from the Sunshine line and running behind Footscray bowling green through Hyde Street and Bunbury Street to connect with North Melbourne, with Hyde Moreland and Cowper streets set to be affected. The council is seeking clarity for residents and property owners in the area.
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Footscray Council
Tottenham
North Melbourne
Hyde, Moreland
Cowper Streets
Sunshine Line
Footscray
Local Court Fines Defendant After Assault Charge
The magistrate believed an assault occurred and fined the defendant £5 with £2 costs. Damages of £3 9 were awarded. The case noted threats of lethal violence and an offer to settle on the spot, with conclusions recorded on the monthly note.
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P.M
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Wental Ats
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Fy Mercantie Marine Oficer
L. M. Houlihan
Motor Delivery Service
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Melbourne
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Lovardale
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Footycray
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Watch Forge
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Starshine Court
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Agaist
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Tad
War Willian
Rosanive
Joan Lazarus
Burner
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Furnery
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Furner
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Sunshine’s Pioneer Guest
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J. Ward Symons
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Tam
Geo
Shanahan
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Melo
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Dern
Advocate
Atudant
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