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  2. FOUR=ACT DRAMA

    William Harold (his proper name is William Aron) was the central figure in a four-act drama staged at Tumut Court House on Tuesday. Alleged to be an old offender and a man of many aliases, Harold's troubles commenced shortly after he came this way. His sexual depravity ...

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  5. HAROLD IS NO BRUNGLEITE

    Mr. T. H. Austin, manager of Brungle Aboriginal Station, writes us to the effect that Harold did not borrow blankets from him the night ...

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  6. "A CLEVER BLOKE"

    There's no doubt about Harold, alias Aron, being a "clever bloke," as was shown from the evidence given in a charge. against him of ...

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  7. A GUN, A KNIFE, A BELT.

    The third charge against Harold was breaking and entering the dwelling of James Burleigh Sharp, and stealing therefrom one gun, one shirt, ...

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