Below also see: Douglas Treloar, 1911,
Douglas Treloar, 1915,
Douglas Treloar, 1916
Treloar v. Treloar, 1925 – Divorce

 

The Daily Telegraph, Tue 3 Nov 1908 ¹

QUARTER SESSIONS.
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(Before Judge Backhouse and juries.)

    Mr Herbert Harris, prosecuted for the Crown.

PLEAS OF GUILTY.

    The following persons pleaded guilty, and were remanded for sentence:—
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    Douglas Treloar (19), a serious offence.
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The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 3 Nov 1908 ²

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before his Honor Judge Backhouse and jury.)

REMANDED FOR SENTENCE.

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    Douglas Treloar pleaded guilty to a serious offence, and was remanded for sentence.
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The Daily Telegraph, Fri 6 Nov 1908 ³

QUARTER SESSIONS.
———
(Before Judge Backhouse and juries.)

    Mr Herbert Harris, prosecuted for the Crown.
…

SENTENCED.

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    Douglas Treloar (18), who had pleaded guilty to a serious offence, [on Frank Potts, 9], was brought up for sentence. Mr ER Abigail appealed for leniency, and said that the prisoner was under the influence of drink at the time the offence was committed. His Honor passed a sentence of six months’ imprisonment, and ordered the prisoner at the end of the term to enter into a bond for good behaviour for two years, in default, to serve a further six months’ in Goulburn Gaol.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 6 Nov 1908 ⁴

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before his Honor Judge Backhouse and juries.)

    Mr Herbert Harris Crown Prosecutor.
…

SENTENCED.

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    Douglas Treloar, a youth, was, for a serious offence, sentenced to six months’ hard labour, at the expiration of that time to find a surety of £50 to be of good behaviour for two years, or else suffer a further term of six months.

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Douglas Treloar, Gaol photo sheet ⁵

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Gaol Photo Sheet - Transcribed Details

No. 10830
08.4099

Date when Portrait was taken: 2-11-1908

Name: Douglas Treloar

Native place: Mosman Year of birth: 7-8-1889 Arrived       Ship: in Colony }   Year: BS Trade or occupation previous to conviction  } Laborer Religion: Wesleyan Education, degree of: R & W Height: 5' 4⅛" Weight     On committal: 134 in lbs     } On discharge: Colour of hair: Brown Colour of eyes: Brown

Marks or special features: Minus one tooth top and one tooth lower jaw “T” above “D”above spot outside left forearm Tattoo spot on back of left hand. Scar outside heel of left thumb + inside heel of palm of left hand. Heart shape with DT inside it outside right forearm. Scar on right forefinger face pimply

(No. of previous Portrait ... )  CONVICTIONS
Where and When				Offence.	Sentence
Nth Sydney PC. ditto Sydney Q.S Nth Sydney P.C exd District Courts Martial Victoria Barracks Nth Sydney Children’s	9 19  2 29 31 31 11	10   3 11 11   3   5   2	1908 1906 1908 1915 1916 1916 1921	Loitering Indecent language Sodomy Breach of traffic act   Desertion Wife and child desertion	16/- or 3 days HL. Paid fine at court 26/- or 14 days HL. Paid fine 6 months HL at the end of that time to find a surety of £50 or two sureties in £25 each to be of good behaviour for 2 years in default to undergo a further 6 months HL 22/6 or 3 days HL   90 days HL 9 mths imprisonment £39 be paid

 

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Douglas Treloar, 1911

Evening News, Sat 26 Aug 1911 ⁶

DROWNED IN MIDDLE HARBOR.
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    Mr Douglas Treloar, of West-street, North Sydney was in the vicinity of Folly Point, Middle Harbor, on Friday evening, when he noticed the body of an unknown and elderly woman floating in the water. He telephoned the North Sydney police, and Constable Wright secured a boat, and recovered the body.

    The police this afternoon obtained identification. Deceased was named Alice Branston, or Brunsden, aged about 63. She was an inmate of the Newington Asylum, and left the institution, and came to Sydney on Friday morning.

 

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Douglas Treloar, 1915

Evening News, Mon 29 Nov 1915 ⁷

DRIVING WHILE DRUNK.
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    Before Mr Love, SM, at the North Sydney Police Court, Douglas Treloar was charged with driving a tip dray while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. A fine of £1, or three days’ hard labor, was imposed.

 

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Douglas Treloar, 1916

Sunday Times, Sun 25 Jun 1916 ⁸

COURT MARTIAL
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OFFENDERS SENTENCED.
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    Following are details of military offences and punishments ordered by courts-martial sitting between May 29 and June 12:—
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    Pte D Treloar, ⁹ B Company, 20th Battalion, deserting. Hard labor for 90 days.

 

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Treloar v. Treloar, 1925

 

The Sydney Morning Herald, Tue 7 Apr 1925 ¹⁰

IN DIVORCE.
(Before Mr Justice Owen.)

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Treloar v Treloar.

    Beatrice May Treloar (formerly Ellmore) petitioned for a divorce from Douglas Treloar on the ground of desertion. The parties were married at a registry office in the district of Fulham, London, England, in 1918. Mr Stonham, of Messrs Hobbs and Stonham, appeared for the petitioner. His Honor granted a decree nisi returnable in six months.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 9 Dec 1925 ¹¹

IN DIVORCE.
(Before Mr Justice Owen.)

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    In the following suits decrees nisi previously granted were made absolute:—
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    Beatrice May Treloar v Douglas Treloar.

 

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¹     The Daily Telegraph, Tue 3 Nov 1908, p. 10.