Dry Weather Continues Across Region
The report notes continuing dry weather with frosts and overcast days and says no moisture was produced over the past week end. Local figures include Bishop Wyhte of Bathurst celebrating Holy Communion, and families visiting relatives. health updates mention Madre improving at Katelin. News also travels the death of Mrs. Hansford of Maomba and extends sympathy to Ted Hansford and his sisters.
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Wyhte
Bathurst
Jay
Jon Church
Grant
Ins
Kattus
Cobbins
Wellington
Madre
Fashion's Mount Triumph Over Oakey Creek in Return Match
Oakey Creek tennis team visited Fashion's Mount for a return match and lost by 19 sets to Hine. Local visitors from Sydney include Suekyar Ma abl Mis J. Witsht and Guiyub. Mr Wharry Sloane toured three days. Father Gilbournne celebrated Mass at St Theresa's. A church fundraising dance is planned for Mumbii with a meeting to arrange it. Winter weather has set in with cold winds and clouds and little rain.
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Oakey Creek
Fashion
Hine
Sydney
Suekyar
Ma. Abl Mis
J. Witsht
Guiyub
Wharry Sloane
Oeshige
Father
Ilbowrne
St. Theresa's
Mumbii
Insufficient Evidence Dismisses Theft Charge in Wellington Case
After a lengthy hearing in the Wellington Police Court on Tuesday last, the charge by Edward Peters, miner, that William George McGrath, trapper, stole £13 from his vest pocket was dismissed. The court found the cyeline insufficient to support the Peters claim and noted Peters’ intoxication and inconsistent testimony about events at the Cluty House Hotel on May 21.
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Wellington
Edward Peters
Miner
William George McGrath
Trapper
WR Earls
Cyeline
Schwart Peters
Tottena
Chulfatisg
Melhard
Sundlay
Dri
McGrath
Breer
Kenny
Buckingham
Peter
Mc Biuokinghan
Burkingham
Lone Silva
Ilo
Cluty House
McGurthip
J.D. Breen
Peters
Mr. Peters
Wiliam George McGrath
Federal Hotel
Jee
Court hears McGrath identity in handkerchief allegation
In court a witness testified about an alleged handkerchief incident involving Pete and a man named McGrath. Under cross examination the witness recalled only that the man went by the name McGrath, creating uncertainty about the defendant’s identity in the case.
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Petes
McGrath
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