The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 11 Jul 1919 ¹

LAW NOTICES.
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Friday, July 11.
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QUARTER SESSIONS.

    Cainanie Ferdinando and Henry Warner, misconduct; Charles Henry Pfeiffer and Denis Joseph Gunning, assault occasioning actual bodily harm; Harold Joseph Bowtell, inflicting grievous bodily harm; Annie Fisher, stealing; Bridget Northcott and Elizabeth Read, stealing in a dwelling; William Vaughan, larceny.

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The Daily Telegraph, Sat 12 Jul 1919 ²

CRIMINAL.
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    At the Sydney Quarter Sessions, Judge Armstrong.
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    Ferdinando Cainanie [aka Canani] and Henry Warner pleaded not guilty to a charge of having committed a serious offence at Sydney on May 13. Mr Maddocks Cohen appeared for Cainanie; and Mr JC Gannon, KC, and Mr Penny (instructed by Messrs Thomas Rose and Dawes) for Warner. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty, and the accused were discharged from custody.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 12 Jul 1919 ³

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge Armstrong.)
Mr Dawson, Crown Prosecutor.

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    Ferdinando Cainanie [45] and Henry Warner [34] pleaded not guilty to gross misconduct on May 13. Mr JC Gannon, KC, and Mr Perry (instructed by Mr Dawes, of Thomas Rose and Dawes) appeared for Warner; Mr Maddocks Cohen for Cainanie. The jury found both accused not guilty, and they were discharged.

¹     The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 11 Jul 1919, p. 6. Emphasis added.

²     The Daily Telegraph, Sat 12 Jul 1919, p. 15.

³     The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 12 Jul 1919, p. 9.