Taree Police Court Charge Against William Shaw
William Shaw, aged 46, faced Taree Police Court charged with stealing £95 while employed by Wise Bros. A witness described the case, with Sergeant Moroney presenting the warrant. Shaw claimed affiliation with Wise Bros and contested jurisdiction, with defense noting prior commitments in Sydney. The court indicated jurisdiction issues and scheduled further proceedings with Mr. R. Corris for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Shaw
Narrindors
Feadon
Donal
Wise Bros
Arcuvod
Martin
Aboriginal Reserve Tension Sparks Actions at Purfleet
Remanded on a trespass charge at Purfleet reserve, Freferet ¢ateweler faced a court appearance as reports cited numerous complaints of white intrusions on aboriginal land. Sergeant Moroney outlined planned measures while defense noted lack of lawful occupancy, with land officials reporting encroachments along the foreshore at Cabbage Tree Island and surrounding portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freferet ¢Ateweler
Tres Pasalag
Purfleet
Mo. Fosey
Wan Dlnchi
Wilko
Uroenaway
Landa Connell Voy
Pauson
Ceriai Crome
Onley
Macauaria
Br. L. C. Martin
Serat Moreany
Moroney
Frank A. Tichardson
Cabbage Tree
Werat
Osstor Ianso
Witam —McBeide
Richardson
Janay
Lands Department
Datondun
Binghildran
Or Rand
Greenaway
Atalad
Aland
Local notice on Thursday book sale and fund trust
A garbled local notice indicates L. C. Martin Bolicivor Yanbi announces a shift to Thursday afternoon sessions from 4 to 6 o clock, replacing the previous Wednesday timing. It mentions trust funds landing on an approved venture, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolicivor
Yanbi
Winman
John M Hooke AUICITOR and Conveyancer
Victorian Grant Taree solicitor Mr M Hooke will visit Wingham very Thursday and may be consulted at Farquhar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Haynes
May ‘Oo
John M.hooke
Victoris Gtrant
Taree
4M. Hooke
Fragmented excerpt hints at obscure events and crimes
An unreadable, jumbled text fragment discusses various topics from a mock philosophical exchange to a court matter. It mentions a man named Howard Arnold Waller, a resident of Hunarrs, a shock from a drawer, and a later note about an auctioneer case and road works. The passage is garbled, with many mis-typed phrases and incomplete sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Little
Hunarrs
Active Bowals Runner Helped by Chambaria Tablets
Chaotic OCR fragment mentions active Bowals runner and Chambaria Tablets aiding digestion. Bold names BW Mower Winsor and three others appear as possible sponsors or figures. Readable facts are sparse. main item seems to note a runner aided by a digestive aid product with several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowals
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Taree Police Court
F. F. Petty
Cabonga Tree Islami
Nowsa
Struatiter
Oxley Dilan
Mtn
Whale Age Vm
WW. Moxey, Wingham
Chapman, Wingham and
Tinowee
Enva
Devaninbut
Jay Lorent
Offeg
Miy
Australis
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Government Savings Bank
AOS
Wrment Guaran
Ail Bapeaita
Clarks
Charles H. Blenkin
Hdendale
Bent Street
Bank OF W.W. Anh
Church OF England
Tel
Wingham
Cilliry
Cassimaty
Barella
Edward McElwain
Canina
Evey Attenton
L. C. Martin
Anata Atin
P. B. Manures
Paton Burns & CO
King Street
Sydney
Excelsior
Gus Griffin
P. W. Russall and Co
Newcastle
Gustine Kogiugh
Fia
Good Maxwell
Austins
Republic
Alford
Reo Speed Thich
United Tractor
United States
Goodrich
Goodyear
C.V.A. Wooluri
Wingmam
Hawkins
suiciTon
Hobson's Chambers
A. Bank
Victoria Street
Nablac
Amd
Kmambaci
J. W. Sparke
Neetion
H Btreet
West Maitland
NOHAM
Fitzpatrick
IF. A. Fitspatrick
Wingham Ghrenicl
Wit PY Kilabing Coy, Ltd
Winghers
Wingham Motor Garage
Seabella
VY. Smart
BUICK
Aparé Parte
Automaries
Atwaye
Hosa
Sola
Wilard Tattionins
Goodtds
TYRUS
Promis
Hentoran
Hicks Donan Bunty
Waralah
Hearne
W.g.mearne & Co, Ltd, Smeraonge We
Howard Arnold Waller
Ula
Waees
Mesera
Shaw
Byrnes
Toohey
Snowey
Joseph Byrnes
Shaw, Byrnes
Maver
Rmn
Wight
P.M
la View
Hhewkey
Conte
Talbragar Shire
Bisley
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