Court of Petty Sessions Taree June 1040 Drunkenness and Prawns
In Taree on Monday before Mr F G Pocock seven men were fined for drunkenness each 10 shillings. Owen Lesila Duncan pleaded guilty to selling undersized prawns after sending three cases to market on April 18 with 90 percent undersized. two prior fines noted. Duncan fined £2 plus costs. Neville Wright also pleaded guilty to selling undersized prawns with 50 percent undersized in cases sent to market. Wright fined £2 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Lesila Duncan
Laugrence
Duncan
Neville Wright
Laurence
Wright
Bound Over On Driving Charge At Taree
Alfred Sylvester Lutham pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle under intoxicating liquor influence. He was found slightly under the influence after an emergency job, released on bond with conditions to refrain from driving after drinking, with a two year good behaviour period. A negligent driving charge was adjourned to June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sylvester Lutham
Mom. Hooke
Constable Donmall
Borth
Victoria Street
Laulham
Latham
Mr Hooke
Hooke
Lulham
Spence Street
Taree
Luthan
Boat theft case links Redman and Ward to Abandoned Vessel
Frank Phillips testified that a boat tied at Brown's Creek was undocked and later found for sale at Old Bar. Ward and Redman faced charges as witnesses detailed alterations to the boat and ownership claims. The magistrate ordered Neil Mell ad fined £5 and to pay £5 compensation, with Phillips to receive £26 plus a surety for good behaviour.
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William Jones Nell
Taree
Frank Philippe
Butterworth
A. L. Bowie
Macquade St
Phillips
Crown
Creak
Neil
Bill Redman
Redman
Defendant
Ward
Old Bar
Police Staton
Brown's Creek
Jacr
Nef
Cairns
Bowls
Cairne
Frank Phillips
Chatham
S.M
Sergeant Fallon
William Redman
Walter Cairns
William Hawking
Alfred William Ward
Glenthorne
Nell
Ol Bar
Witness
Flaherman
Newcastle
Old Bar Beach
Courthouse Yard
Mell
Paddington Court
False Pretences Charge Dismissed at Taree Trial
Donald Edward Splere faced charges of false pretences in Taree regarding a £16 10s cheque said to be drawn on Nabiac bank by K L Pankhurst. The case involved Mona Carle and Hessel Roy Gyde as complainants with details of a disputed cheque, counterfeit signature, and a payment for shoes. The information was dismissed after the magistrate expressed doubt a case had been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Edward Splere
Taree
Mona Carlo
B.S
Nabiac
Kul. Pankhurst
Hesse Roy Gye
RF. G. Butterworth
Mona Ruprecht
Carle
S Plas
Gyde
Spiers
Hessel Roy Gyde
Misa Carle
Butterworth
Pankhurst
Taymon Lindsay Pankhurst
Sharelarmer
Glenthorne
Eplere
Plac
Splere
Fallon
Eheimer
Tha &.M
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Thomas Dybell
Thomas Edwards
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John Bruton
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Phone Co
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