Gladstone Circuit Court Hears Unnatural Offence Case
In Gladstone circuit court Judge and jury hear James Lloyd Green, 15, plead guilty to an unnatural offence and undergo mental capacity assessment. The court also hears forgery case against William Herbert Gay, murder case status changed to nol prosqui, and a shopbreaking and receiving plea involving Francia Donpis McGrath Martha Gentle with sentences deferred to Wednesday. Witnesses describe stolen goods and a search of Bosomworth’s shop Solomonstown.
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James Lloyd Green
Andeeen
K. Sqeeney OE
Yeatman
Ibhava
Bergeant Howie
el Og
William Herbert Gay
Peterborough
Crancel
Misa Bawden
Sparrow
Lucy P. Bawden
Bosomworth
Solomonton
Comater
Harold Charles Gentle
McGrath
Mc McGrath
Anyeulee
Harria
Bosomworth’s
Court reopens cases on shopbreaking and receiving
Trial resumes as Frances Dennis McGrath is remanded and sentenced to one year with hard labour. Jury convicts Marthe Ganils of receiving with mercy recommendation. Proceedings note adjournments for counsel and an underage witness recalling a September 25 incident near Matthew's store.
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Francia Dennis McGrath
Sentance
Marthe Ganils
Isayth
Sparrow
Peterborough Forged Cheque Case Ends in Guilty Verdict
Trial recounts a forged cheque scheme involving Thomas Langley and E A Rowe with suspects linked to Matthews shop. Statements describe stolen garments and repeated endorsements. Jurors found the accused guilty after testimonies by Grace Oxley and other witnesses. The indecent assault case against James William Holmes is also noted with a daughter as a key witness.
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Isgeo
Paterborough
James Fox
Matthews
Dept
Thomas Langley
Langley
Peterborough
Hila
A. Rowe
E. A. Howe
Grace Oxley
Gay
Constel
Armstrong
Jury convicts man in alleged October assault case
Jury returns guilty verdict after witness testimony about an October incident involving a girl living with the accused and her mother. Prosecution described the events in Holme’s room with the child, while the defense claimed no wrongdoing. Sentencing deferred. other charges noted as no prosecution.
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Carlotte Campbell
Koon
New Place
Holme
Abe Anid
Hannae
Pont
Shanks
Remembr Oot
Inet
Enn
Ellen Streat
Actosed
Solomontown
Opell Humphriea Smith
Paterborough
A. Rutter
Scoused
Saodery
Tha Wi
Debater
Bratter
Hia Wonor
Peterborough
Orog
Ratter
Lambert
Acgossd
Rutter
Theo
Local trial ends with not guilty verdict in alleged assault case
The court heard a case involving an accused man and a girl named Lambart. Police were alerted, witnesses testified, and the accused denied charges. After brief deliberation the jury returned a verdict of not guilty and the court adjourned until 10 am the next day.
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Llo
Sloek
Morolog
Miller
Haw
Loumbert
Lambart
Limbsch
Atateaant
SANDER AND SONS EUCALYPTI EXTRACT CLAIMS
An advertisement notes the extract is manufactured under medical supervision and promises high antiseptic power. It claims daily use prevents infection, indigestion, and fatigue and asserts Sanders Extract supports general health.
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Sander & Sons
Sander
Sanders
Georgetown Bank Clerk Whiting Leaves for Promotion
Friends at the Bank of Adelaide bid farewell to Gordon Whiting, noting his short stay and many friends. Odgers and local officials applaud his service to the Institute and tennis club as he moves to a brownstown posting.
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Bank of Adelaide
Whiting
Bank
Baxown Stantas
Ps. Pirle
W. Ojgera
Feragda
Odgers
B. J McDonald
Zea
Nuncarrow
Freebaim
Mperecionea
Institute
Mumford
Seddon
Forsl
Bawss
Hera
Titos
Jand
By nothing do men show their charade more than by the things they laugh at
A concise aphorism notes that people reveal character by what they find amusing. It suggests humor reflects values and judgment more than outward acts.
Stockowners Association Meeting at Georgetown
Misa presided assisted by Lehmann and several members. Notes from the prior meeting were read. Discussion covered sheep transport safety, watering facilities on sheep tracks at Gladstone, adding cheques in wool payments, pest control in the district, and rail and council actions to destroy rabbits and horehound weed.
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Mt Georgetown
Mies
Ni Lehmann
Joe Ponerse
M McAuley
G. Inglis
I Peter
J. Buchan
Humphris
E. Lang
Railways
Gladstone
Is Waa
D.C
Georgetown
Annual High School Sports Meet Triangular Championship
The annus triggar High School Sporta will be held at 1amitown on Friday December 11. Girls play tennis and a boys athletics program of 10 events accompanies it. Points from all schools will decide the triangular abam prize with a shield to be completed for annual trophies. Local officials invite attendance and support.
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Annus Trigngelar High School
Haese
Deputation Seeks New Post Office For Wirrabara
A delegation of about 16 Wirrabara business leaders met Deputy Postmaster-Governor Mr Mason and District-Inspector Mr Winter to press for a new point-file and better staff accommodation. They cited the aging, over fifty year old building at the town’s northern end and insufficient letter boxes. Mr Mason acknowledged the requests but cited finances, promising improved facilities at the existing office and a letter pillar at the Institute corner if possible.
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Bag BO
Aeengele
Mason
Jetsper
Amstein Tart Club hosts successful meeting
The Amstein Tart Club held a successful meeting on Saturday featuring seven races. Notable results include Yodoipions Huge dies and Sane Brew from Jaso, Carns winning the Notley Two-year old race by several lengths, Parvista taking the Etrain Handicap, and Happy Wohler winning the Welter division. The Bracelet went to Kiltender, while Apollo first past the judge in the second heat.
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Etrain
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Kiltender Equecs
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Whi
Happy Wohler
Bright Haven
Apollo
Keilicie
Rostroile
Jules Jordan
Willippa
Eveotide
Bright Poppy
Runners Listed for Gawler Saturday Meeting
The program includes Trinia in the First Division with Hotspur or Master Spass, Misa Audrey or Stormgate in the Second Division, Northgate or River Maid in the Hardles, Gay Elementor or Janomgr in the December Handicap, Mount Cooper or Catastrophe in Jumpers' First, Bright Haven or Porno in the Welter, and Dora Dighton or Togala in the Flying Handicap.
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Gawler
Trinia
Hotspur
Master Spass
Misa Audrey
Stormgate
Hardles
Northgate
River Maid
Gay Element
Janomgr
Fist
Mount Cooper
Catastrophe
Welter
Bright Haven
Porno
Dora Dighton
Togala
Trade-Mark Preparation Banders Traci Eucalypts Extract
Trade mark preparation Kander and Bong Eucalypts Extract is described as a tested quality standard product. It claims to prevent infectious distress when used daily and lists benefits for colds influenzas and pneumonia with rapid relief and cleansing of bronchi.
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Eucalyets
Banders Traci
Eqoalypti &X
Rocky River Cricket Association Opens With Wide Win
The first round of the Rocky River Cricket Association ended with a decisive local victory on the Gladstone oval as Gladstone swept Crystal Brook East 7 for 150.
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Rocky River Cricket Association
Gladstone Oval
Gladstone
Crystal Brook East
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