Thomas Colbrook

"... that when he interviewed the defendant at the General Hospital she admitted that she had worked for Mrs. Granville, but denied all know- ledge of the money. FALSE PRETENCES. Thomas Edward Colbrook, printer, pleaded guilty, before Mr. P. M. Hishon, Police Magistrate, yesterday to three charges of obtaining goods and money by means of valueless cheques, and was sentenced to five weeks' ..."

"... Ethel Kelly, Ralph Wise, Myrtle Bookwall. Frank Copsy, Jesse Green, Gus Hltzelberger, Maude Rosemey-er. Hazel Hill, Lillie Montague, Effle Cola-more, Francis Fuller, Alma Queisser, Lottie Vaughn, Susan Hamilton and Thomas Colbrook. OHnville. Mrs. Harry Jones, of Greenfield, is the guest of Mrs. John Alexander. Mr. Earl Rybolt entertained the members of the "Y's" Club Friday night. Miss Mary Woods entertained a ..."

"... bushels a year ?s a farm relief measure. Valueless Cheques Sydney Man Sent to Gaol In the Police Court yestoriluy be fore Mr. P. M. Hlshon, Polico Magis trate. Thomas Edward Colbrook, printer, of Sydney, was charged as follows: (1) That on July 11 at Bris- bane by falsely pretending to T. A. Allan that a choquo for ?16, drawn by 12. ..."

"... on remand, charged with steal ing a saw, a square, an adze, a brace and bit, and other tools, the property of four carpenters named John Wilson, William Kerry, Thomas Colbrook, and Henry Wig! itman. The tools were taken from the hulk Pride of England, lying off llort's Dock, and were pawned by prisoner with Mr. Hamilton. Being found guilty on ..."