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Cattle earmarking case ends with multiple convictions
Charles Carey faced charges over unlawfully marking a red heifer as his property with an unregistered ear mark. The court heard testimony from the district inspector and witnesses from McIntosh and Dumigan's firm. Carey was found guilty on two counts and fined with costs, while a separate charge for defacing an ear mark on another animal was also substantiated. The bench urged stricter stock branding practices to deter similar acts.
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Pram
F. B. Tetherington
P.M
Charles Carey
J. Leeper
Department
M. T. Fleming
Curnow
Flaming
Uaine
Dufenes
Peaveis Predeciek
Hawkey Shepherd
Oo Onth
Breok
Killarney
Bimnvlt
J. A. Domigan
Wirgeant
Due Fendant
Witmess
Post Office
I. A Dunnigan
Hai
Shepherd
Dumigan
Dimigan
Boenuna
Defondant
Toll Witseve
Dunnigan
De‘fendant
Ilegally
Tle inMidtel
Westvilones
Cother
Hien
Domigan
John Moxander Tumbgan
Anthc
Mealag
McIntosh and Dumigan
Witness
Enttle
Cnttle
Pauldork
Defendant
Witnenk
George Carey
Primuing
Levper
Walter Wheeler
McIntosh
Fleming
Fofennant
Costa