Dog as Witness at Newtown Police Court Detention Case
In Newtown Police Court Cecilia Maud sought the return of an Australian terrier from Herbert Patrick, a local hairdresser. The magistrate ordered the dog returned to the plaintiff or valued at £3 and costs after the dog’s reaction identified ownership when the word Grobe was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Cecilia Maud
Eageware Road
Eamore
Herbert Patrick
Iim
Alo Calind
Wilnesa Woo
Masistrate
Aldermen Ousted by Full Court Rule Absolute
The Full Court granted an absolute rule against several North Sydney and Leichhardt aldermen. The application, supported by Mr Ferguson and opposed by Messrs Garland and Teece, seeks ouster for Pearson Brierley Fraser Jones and M Murdo. The court made the rule absolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hastings
William James Pearson
Albert Ernest Brierley
Am Arcountant
Aqua Fraser
Leieh~ Bande
Ferguson
Garland
Fespondenta
Mubmit
Henry Augustus Jones
William Montagu Scott M'Murdo
North Sydney
R. Clive Teece
Camperdown Reader Compliments Liniment and Sleep Sofa
Irene Howard of 04 University Street Camperdown NSW reports Dr Snelden's Magnetic Liniment relieves Rheumatism Lumbago lame back cuts bruises and burns with rapid relief and potential cure after repeated use. She also condemns poor wire mattresses and couches and endorses the Evening News as a reliable broad-audience paper with a Tremendous range of readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Howard
University-Street
Camperdown
N.S.W
Shelden
Snelden
GH. Reid, KC
the Evening News
New South Wales
Australia
Who Struck M Gee A Remarkable Police Court Case
Abridged police court case details a bridteconer Herbert Charles Day 25 charged with assaulting Ambrose Percy Mee in Crown-street barber shop. Day claimed a tall man committed the blow but witnesses described a single attacker. Knight and shop staff testified, Day gave varying descriptions. Magistrate offered Day the benefit of the doubt and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Charles Day
Ambrose Percy Mee
Witbee
Sowa
Aid Tae
Thas
Ant
Knight
Heepaka
Polie
Sherd Lite Tewur Asre
Dany
Faulkner
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mpore
Jeanlig
Ot Clarke
Coe
Tay
M'Gee
M'Oto
Messermon
Sim
Femed O'Brien
Sei News
Day
Pio
John O'Brien
Witham
Anrom
Mgee
Stoae
M’gee
Chapter XI to Mira and the Desert Mirage Ends
An extended diary style scene unfolds in a desert camp where Iveta and companions witness a northern column of troops and Arabs assembling under a rising glare. The narrative shifts to the tension between Amid and Fenstawe as the caravan experiences fear and awe at a distant army while Abdur Kihhrs and others discuss command, loyalty, and the perilous journey ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iveta
Maine
Tur
Tony
Sef
Kaiteing
Bolton
Lemral
Tewlec
Daluranty
Korson
Irene
Abdor
Tahain
Pershawe
Pecleatwkn
Rey Leg
New Justices of the Peace to Be Gazetted Next Week
Fragmented OCR text reports upcoming gazetting of new justices of the peace. It references courts and official appointments, but the readable content is garbled, with names and details unreadable or corrupted.
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Nod
Foy’s
Australan
Webebe
Gundagai
Mark Foy
Walt Ha
Bathurst
Oxford Street
Sydney
Kauri Timber Coy., Ltd
Glebe
Corner Market
York Streets
City
Walbeeh Messager
Newton
Cox
Partir Sac
E, Murray & CO
Liverpool
Castlereaga
Creiirne
Ancens
Packeo
Spor Baosteaus
Sy'Bown
Jean
Cosmopolitan School of
Pear Crown-street
Ledgater
Scarlet Troubadours
Grand Grayscombe
Weaminster Glee and
Searlat Troubadours
Palnow Theate
Bataruay
Seariet Troubadours
Raidely
Onetiind
Kumari
Indlee
Edward Frasasnne
Kimarli
Neve Artiaiee
London
Sroellnove
Indiga
Agerpalla
Ghillie
Dog
Crown Street
Commescad Te “Evening News
Eala
Gowen
Toinr
Heibib
Snitenian
Wilentu
Kaynen
Penslseu
Milman
xEttenen
Linalliics
Abdur
Teminwes
Warlaids
Lartor
Atzu
Alberts
Marie
Mackin
Remuisen
Wits
Mithiods
AL. Grocers
Stotekeepers
Justices OF the Peace
Mra
J. W. Donaldson
Chaideraut
Marrickville
Wollongong
Hillewe
Annie
Dr. Willems
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Australasia, Ltd
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