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The first case heard was that in which Unstable M'Cartan summoned Stanley Bailey. Halligan, fur having an unlicensed dog. Defendant did not appear, but sent money to pay the line. BAD WEIGHT. Sergeant Boyd, Inspector of Weights and Measures, summoned Mrs. Agnes Moore, Ballyhaibe

In the first case there was a charge against Alice Blair, Ballyrolly, Millisle, for having made on or about 15th April false representation regarding the earnings of her brothers for the purpose of obtaining for herself an allowance under the Unemployment Assistance Act (NI.). 1

First round (to be played on or before Thursday, sth September)— Cliftonville v. Ballymena U.. Coleraine v. Distillery, Glentoran v. Glenavon, Newry Town v. Derry City, Ards v. Belfast Celtic, Larne v. l'ortadown, Bangor v. Linfield. Second round (to be played on or before Thurs

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