Wellington Police Court cases mix of immigration and theft
Tuesday sessions before Mrue deeson P.M. dealt with prohibited immigrants Chong Kueon Chun Tuk Chong Sam Yu Yung remanded for warrants from Sydney. Frank Laster fined for drunkenness and obscene language. George Smith charged with travelling without fare. arrested after hiding under a seat on arrival. Henry Fletcher charged with stealing a lady’s gold ring and gold medal. Taylor reported suspecting valuables including watch, chain, gold medals, and a lady’s ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mruedeeson
P.M
Chong Kueon
Chun Tuk
Chong Sam
Yu Yung
Sydner
Pauld
George Smith
Sedney
Wallington
Wellington
Nefendant
THLAL
Henry Fletcher
George Taylor
Taylor Wasaleo
Taylor
Wellington court recaps theft and assault case items
Police reported a string of charge room searches and recovered items including a ring and medal as a suspect claimed ignorance. Witnesses testified about searching the accused and clothing pockets, while others recounted the coat, purse, and stolen goods found during a football game stop. The docket notes bail, fines, and prior convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockwell
Taylor
Ermal
Maire
Uvorge Taylor
Uripstone
Wellington
Lip
Mlutcher
Levgt
Williams
le Wise
Dubbo
Mice Charge Hits City Storekeeper in Health Probe
Young storekeeper faced action by George Morn and a Health Department inspector for failing to keep premises free of mice. Defendant pleaded not guilty. inspector cited a shipment date of April 27 and traces of mice found in bins containing tapioca, pearl hayley, currants, and lemon peel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Wellington
Micvtal
P.M
de Fendant
Scomte
Daniel Morphy
Kessimu
Che
Detenigat
the. Young
George Morn
Health Department
Mr. Kelly
Emmets and Penning clash on bridge over threats and fists
Witnesses described a confrontation on Wednesday night on a bridge involving Penning and Barnes with Emmett and Mrs Penning in the mix. Accusations included threats, names, and a later punch in the head and stomach. The court fined Penning two pounds with costs and gave two weeks to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Cailing
Momett
Emmett We Peoyens
Jack Barnes
Jenning
Them
Punning
Amdle
Alice Elizabeth Harnes
Com- Plainant
Mrs Jencing
Mrs Penning
Kelly
Catoe
Mrs Pennig
Edward Ley
Burner’ Pines
Penning
Venming
Burnes
Hueied’ Place
Seaning
Weaning el Burnes
William Burnes
Eiplrimant
Sai
Weiliesilas Coenup
Alice
Anl
William Penning
Wellington
Tad Kuuwo
Barnes
Lee Street
Tack Lee
Myinl
Mie Barnes
Lee
William Peaning
Fabar
Payne
Jack Burnes
Jim
Witness
Bey
Witters
Feys
Avid
Hector Campbell
Pennings
Barnes Eatch
Owl
Asaport
VICE REGAL OPTICIANS VISIT TO THIS TOWN
MESSRS H. A. BARRACLOUGH LTD of Sydney Melbourne and Newcastle will visit this town on Monday June 20 from a.m to 1 p.m at the Club House Hotel. Each member holds London University diplomas D. R.O.A. and FLO. Consult qualified opticians for eye care and lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice Regal Opticians
H. A. Barraclough Ltd
Sydney
Melbourne
Newcastle
London University
D. R.O.A
FLO
Barraclough
Club House
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Essgy Tv Avoii
Hitler
Isles
Esrives
Queennsland
Lora
A. — Rotton
Maughan Street
Archer Luca
Maningey
Hows
Queentom
Bole Qader Authority
Geverem
Frank Laster
Hartge
Wickes
Lindley Walker
Newsagent & Tobacconist
Powell's Hotel
Lea Street
Fulton
Australia
DR. Jarger
E. A. Fulton
Arthur Hareris
George Harvey
Holly
John Hobartson
Wagga
Johu Robertson
Wellingtom
Deep
Cowra
Blayney
Weitle
Maryvile
Wongar
Thomas Furner
Soldiers’ Club
Albert George
Ogtles
Harvey
Imap
Harris
Blarris
Sergt
Wiliams
Bathurst
Juin Mogrevenis
Nicholas Bellis
Sid Die Diel
Serr
Williams Frou
Jmagid Bu
Macquarie Beldue
Macquarie Bridge
John Henry Barnes
William Emmett
Em Gett
Henry Burnes
Mr Kelly
Mategourie Bridge
Thurnby
Fubur
Billy
Burne
Seger
Arnold Jeweller
Studebakers
Studebatera
Teer Studebaker Trio
Howlands
Swipt Street
Montel
LEE Windows
Smith’s Store
the Baltic Separator Co. Ltd
Wentworth Av
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