Trial of Heifer Theft Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
In a Sale Supreme Court session Justice presided as the prisoner faced charges about a branded heifer linked to Mr Power and Hall. Evidence covered branding, ownership, and a plan to recover the animal from a yard. The jury returned not guilty after objections to the prosecution’s questions. The court adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somoeeunor
Tom Necholas
Power
James
Varney
Powesson
Mer
Hamd
Loren
Ehere & Deming District
Sime
Sean
Fey Heving
Rv Boron
Prdener
Meryl Clearing Sale Accident Injures Tolmie
A late day mishap occurred as Mr Tolmie rode in front of Mr Rintess's buggy during a sale by Mathieson and Davis at Meryl. The buggy collided with Tolmie's horse, breaking his leg. details on whether the horse fell or Tolmie was thrown are unclear. The incident is described as an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mokwait
Thureday
Tolmic
Mathieson and Davis
Meryl
Tolmie
Rintess
Tobmie
Convicted thief Brown faces harsh Melbourne judge
Wilum Brown, a 32 year old career criminal with nine prior convictions, was found guilty of a bold robbery in broad daylight in Melbourne. The court sentenced him to four years with hard labor and a flogging of 15 lashes. The case centered on Leithhead encountering two men who stole his watch and belongings amid an attempted larceny by the riverfront. The judge commented on the social duty to remove such criminals from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilum Brown
Morday
Rebikery
Alexander Leithead
Star of
Leishhead
Letthhead
Jentice
Sem Tevte
Praoner
Melbourne
Himeetth
Local Produce Forwarded From Railway Station
Produce items forwarded yesterday include butter by A Gilmour J Dalrymple Pentland and others amounting to multiple dozen pounds and tins. Cheese and cream also listed among items sent by various individuals and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gilmour
J. Dalrymple
I Pentland
E King
Gorman
C Causey
Jynn
A. L Vaterdo
Scott
Cobbledick
W._ Pentland
Purnell
Moerriem
Newman
Glimea
Launch of the Oceanic Opens Belfast Shipyard Pageant
The KMS Oceanic was beached at Queen's Island Belfast in a dramatic launch attended by 30,000 spectators. Notables including the Marquis and Marchioness of Dufferin and the Duke and Duchess of Abercorn watched as the liner slid into the Lagan. Proceeds from grand stand receipts totaling about £3000 will go to the Royal Hospital. The Oceanic, designed by W J Pirne, measures about 494 feet in length with a 68 foot beam and a 42 foot draft, surpassing the Great Eastern in size and displacement by thousands of tons.
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Oceanic
Great Eastern
Messrs
Messrs Ismay, Imrie, and Co
White Star Lane
Messrs Harland and Wolff
Mesery Harland and Wolf
White Star Company
Cameron
White Star Fleet
Te Oceanic
Belfast
Liverpool
White Scar Company
Channel
Northern Counties
Down Railway Company
Newessile
Hoapibality
Toa
Belfast Royal Hospital
Harland and Wolf
Queen's Island
KMS Oceanic
Riemisg
Marquis and Marchioness of
Lagan
Royal Hospital
W. J Pirne
Boot Trunk Tragedy Opens Trial in Central Court
In Melbourne’s Central Criminal Court on Wednesday the murder trial of Madame Olga Kadalyski Dr Henry Gaze and Traince Alexander Tod began for the December murder of Mabel Ambrose. The dead girl’s body was found December 15 jammed in a boot box in the Yarra. A panel of jurors faced challenges as elderly lookers-on drew objections. Crown Prosecutor T Smith opened and presented plans and discovery statements. Witness Logan described the river find with precision while detective testimony covered Tod and Dr Gaze statements. Dublherke testified, confessing to a life of shame and to disposing of the body, as the jury retired for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
Pre Ding
Olga Kadalyski
Wo Henry Gaze
Alexander Tod
Mabel Ambrose
Yarra
Twp
Tod
T. Smith
W. H. Sherrard
Logan
Dr. Gaze
Dubherke
Mr Levy
Madame Kadalyski
Market Reports From Ace Rerourie Butter and Cheese Prices
Butter values fell under heat with many samples poor while a few choicest lots sold higher. Dairy overall steadier than Friday though some grades weak. Cheese supply adequate with dull demand. factory sold at 44 to 44. Eggs offered in fair quantity with brisk private tenor trading. Poultry supply exceeds needs with varied prices for turkeys ducks geese and fowls per pair.
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Prome
Market Sale Report With Prices for Sheep Cattle and Calves
Market was moderately supplied with 14.00 yield mainly useful and second descriptions. Prices rose about 6d per head from last week. Prime wethers and ewes fetched strong rates. fat lambs 11s 9d to 15s 0d, and bullocks £10 to £12. Calves penned around 15 pounds each. Also notice for a sale at Traralgon and Nursing Union Institute enrollment March 1.
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New South Wales
Goulburn Valley
Gippsland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sale Supreme Court
Market Reports
Dairy Froduce
Sersant
Goudsir
Bank of Australasia
Glengarre
Bay Mare
W. Gilbert
Grenzarry
Mathieson and Davis, Stock & Station Agents
Trevalgon, Gale, Mafra and
Morwell
Trarsigen
Morrell
J. English
Lora
Athieson & Davis
Hazelwood North
H. Thompson
Eng
Luscheon
Jas. Boyd
Maffra
R. NS
Herkes
Tucedas
M. Corbett
England
Morwell — Flouse
Traralcon
St. John’s Ambulance Association
Mediance’ Institute
MM. Campbell
T Roberts
Mechanics’ Hall
Shire of
Shire Counel
Traralgon
F. Meinsell
Shire Hall
ART Union Ln
Uhparities
Mescrust
LST
Waliow
Foarts Prome
Haraar
Kebiditen
P.O
Charles Harebis
Pontland
Poundkerper
H. C. Jones
Land, Financial & General Commission
Franklin Street
F. L. Fraatz
Milligan'’s
KF. L. Fraatz
Milligen’s
Franklin ST
G. White
Rock
Middle Footeray Railway Station
Auctiona
A. M’lean &C
Am'lean & CO
Permapeu
Claralgon
Leaux
T. Farmer
M*lean
Will Pel
Larke & 000
Routon
Fragklire Street
Bayere
Lapdafoalil
Coumecren Commission
Ite
Little and
Erin
Little
Genegal
Merte Ge Dank
Toe Penheater
Oriential Steam Navigation Company
Mesers A. Guidesatonph
Weelbrokers
Liverpod and Loeden and Globe Fire and Life Insurance Co
Gippslead
Freehold
Ketatel
General Commission
Gippmlunt Trust
Arthur L. Cross
Travas- Dogon
W. Fisher
Pranklin-street
T. H. Row & CO
Rowayn Wallace
Laxl Financial
Insurance
T. H. Row
Swoun Vatvatoa
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co
National Mutual Life Assurance Awacen
Norwich Union Fire Insurance On
Ovesa Socident Sod Guarantee Society
City of Melbourne Bank
Australian Deposit and Mortgage Bank
Temperance and Genal Mutual Life Assurance
Victorian
Adamson, Strettle
Melbourne Goldsbrough, Mort and Co
Australian Mutual Live Stock
Fou— Traralgon Creamery & Hutter
Gippaland Barter
Neilson & CO
Butchers
Preokna Street
Eeery
Callum
Druids
Federation Cazaay
AIT Whitos
Blausday
Weaght
Boren Hall
Bourne
Tiree
Ery Geenee
Deurmosdems
Capitan Progeeda
Loral Ageot
MR. Henden
Victorian Racing Club
Flemington
Austhaltia
Bee Thorder
Horpay
Byron Moore
Toongabbi
Race Club
Stetina
Acre
Geos
Gasve
VAC
W. Semmens
Curva
Guass
Eaataeexs
Warne
Mcarthy
Traralguin
Massey-Harris
Lesides
Finnigan
J. S. Milligan
Ted
T. H. Waite
Draper
Boot & Shoe Merchant
Frangims Street
Trarareon
Bain & Macdonald
Bain & Macdonald Wholesale
Ooo
Ae Spirit
United Tosurance Company
City of Melbourne Corporation
Hornsby & Co
Oriez
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