The Daily Telegraph, Mon 21 Jun 1915 ¹

QUARTER SESSIONS.

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    The following appeals against magistrates’ convictions and orders will be heard in the Courtroom attached to the Clerk of the Peace Office, Chancery Square, at the top of King Street:—

    Tuesday, June 22.— Frank C Jarvey, detention of property; William Thomas Morris, maintenance; James Brown, junr., maintenance; Harry Hodson, maintenance; Richard Fay maintenance.

    Wednesday, June 23.— Hugh Wilson, Infants Protection Act; George Robert Wright, maintenance; Stanley J Gentle, Infants’ Protection Act.

    The following appeals against magistrates’ orders and convictions will be heard at the Courthouse, Darlinghurst—

    Tuesday, June 22.— Sydney Casey, Ashley Eyles, and Norman Urquhart, play unlawful game; Alfred Smith, misconduct; John Kelly and James Fisher, breach Liquor Act; Thomas Arthur and George Patterson breach Liquor Art; Florence Wooster, stealing; Alfred Thomas Kelly, (1) assault, (2) gaming,

    Wednesday, June 23.— George Neilsen, misconduct; Frank Kime, breach Liquor Act; Madge McInerney, Inebriates Act; Mildred Connors, vagrancy; Laif Carlsen, stealing.

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The Daily Telegraph, Wed 23 Jun 1915 ²

SYDNEY QUARTER SESSIONS.

The following appeals against magistrates’ convictions by magistrates will be heard in the courtroom attached to the clerk of the peace office, Chancery Square, at the top of King Street:—
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    Alfred Smith, misconduct (for judgment);

 

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¹     The Daily Telegraph, (Sydney, NSW), Mon 21 Jun 1915, p. 11. Emphasis added.

²     The Daily Telegraph, (Sydney, NSW), Wed 23 Jun 1915, p. 12. Emphasis added.

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