The Daily Telegraph, Sat 17 Mar 1923 ¹

CRIMINAL.
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(Before Judge Cohen.)

    Crown Prosecutor: Mr WKS Mackenzie.
…

(Before Judge Rolin.)

    Crown Prosecutor: Mr TS Crawford.

ACQUITTED AND DISCHARGED.

    Matthew [aka Mathew] Walker, [38], and Herbert Pigott [aka Herbert Piggott, 28] were acquitted and discharged, in No. 2 Court of the Quarter Sessions, of a serious offence, [attempted buggery], alleged to have been committed at Waterloo  on February 7. Mr JW Abigail was for both accused.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 17 Mar 1923 ²

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge Cohen.)

    Mr WKS Mackenzie, Crown Prosecutor.
…

(Before Judge Rolin.)

    Mr TS Crawford, Crown Prosecutor.

ACQUITTED.

    Matthew Walker and Herbert Pigott each pleaded not guilty to a charge of having committed a serious offence at Waterloo on February 7. Mr JW Abigail appeared for both the accused, who were acquitted and discharged.

¹     The Daily Telegraph, Sat 17 Mar 1923, p. 20.

²     The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 17 Mar 1923, p. 11.