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are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.

M. 8. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.

No. 18.] WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. [1885,

Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information,

CO. "/720.—His Excellency the Administrator has been pleased to approve the following promotions and appointments :—

To be Srd Class Constables from 10th Febrnary: P.P.C. John Maher,-y/ce J. Lawrence, resigned.

From 23rd February : Alfred Clarke, vice Robert Bruoe, dismissed.

To be Probation Police Constables, from 1st Feb-ruary :

Frederick William Jones. From Sth February:

"William Pusey. From l l t h February : ^

James McGann.

To be Caretaker at Mt. Wittenoom, from 1st February :

Michael Enright, vice Edwin Wheelock, resigned.

From 1st March: Lance-Corporal McKenna, from tlie Detective

Department, to charge of Pinjarrah Police Station.

Second Class Detective George Gurney to be First Class Detective, vice L.C. McKenna.

Lance-Corporal Wni. J. Keen to be Second Class Detective, vice G. Gurney, promoted.

Second Class Constable Edward Walker to be First Class Constable, vice Samuel Butter-worth, resigned.

Third Class Constable Charles Walsh to be Second Class Constable, vice Edward Walker, promoted.

Probation Police Constable Frederick William Jones to be Third Class Constable, vice Charles Walsh, promoted.

Probation Police Constable William Pusey to be Third Class Constable, vice J. W. Abbott, resigned.

To be Probation Police Constables from 2nd March : Michael Guilfoyle and Henry Holland.

From 1st April: P.P.C. James McGann to be Third Class

Constable, vice George Kiley, dismissed. From 9tb April:

Patrick Griffin to be Probation Police Con-stable.

M. S. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

Newcastle.—On the 20th March last, from tho residence of John Bourke,—a brindle kangaroo dog, about 12 months old, answers to tbe name of " Tij)," the property of John Bourke.—C.L 153.

Dongarra.—On the 21st ult., from the Irvin ITotel, —1 new horse rug, the properly of Thomas White. Vide Apprehensions.—C.L 1-54.

Perth.—On the SOth ult., from the re.sidence of Alfred Games, Howick Street,—a brindle and white kangaroo dog, about 3 years old, scar on each side of throat, answers to tbe name of " Joey," the ])ro-perty of AUVed Games. Suspicion attaches to Joshii.a Mitchell, a resident of Williams, who was seen in l)ossessiou of the above dog when leaving the eitv, on. the SOth u!t.—C.L 155.

Vide PoUce Gazette, 1S85, pa^ro 5^, C.I. 119. York.—The silver lever watch therein described

has been found, not stolen.

Vide PoUce Gazette, ISS'j, pacjo G8, C.I. ].".2. York.—The axle bsd, axle, and wheel tyre.s, therein

mentioned, have been found by the York Police possession of John Lockwood, exp., late 9807.

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Ycrrk.—On or about the Gth ult., from a dray in tov/n,—a child's brown holland overall, bat, and handkerchief, the property of Thomas Eeynolds, jun. Vide Apprehensions.—C.L 156.

York.—On or aboiit the 14th ult., frcm tho premises of Thomas Eobson, BriJge Street,—2 half-gallon tin cans, the property of Thomas Kobson. Vide Apprehensions.—C.L 157.

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Apprehensions. Vide Police Gazette, 1884, page 192.

A L I C K , ab. nat . , at Upper Irwin, on the 17th ult . ,

by P . C. D o r a n ; 3 months h.l . a t Eot tnes t ,

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, pages 41 and 42, C.I. 94. NANDIMTTEBA alias A L I C K , at Upper I rwin, on the

17th ult . , by P.C. Doran. Eemanded .

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 68.

AUGU.STE E U T T E N G E E , a t Pe r th , on the 28th ult . ,

by Act ing Sub-Inspector Lawrence and L.C. Kennedy. Ordered ou board vessel.


K T SWANSSEN, F E E D E E I C K M A N G O L D , and

G R I F F I T H W I L L I A M S , b rough t u p a t Fremant le , on

t he 2nd inst., 4 weeks h.l. each, and to forfeit ^ 3 and costs, each, from wages.

M A R Y H E A P (widow), a t Fremant le , on the 27th

ult. , by P .C. L i n t o n ; d runk and disorderly. 1 month h.l.

J U L I A P H I L L A M O E E (marr ied) , a t Fremant le , on

the SOth ult., by P.O. Nicholson; d runk and disorderly. 3 months h.l.

M A E G A E E T H O U L A H A N (prost i tute) , at F remant l e , on the 1st inst., by P .C . Meaghe r ; d runk and disorderly. 1 month h.l.

Vide PoUce Gazette, 1883, page 64.

CASSAN and A H M E T (Malays) , a t Newmerracarra ,

on the 22nd ult., P .C. Woodrow. Eemanded to Carnarvon.

Vide C.I. 151. W H O O K A E R A , ab. nat . fema,le, at Dongarra , on the

21st ult. , by P.Cs. Troy and D o r a n ; larceny. 14 days h.l. Proper ty recovered.


J A C O B , ab. nat., b rought u p a t Dongarra , on the

23rd ul t . 7 days h.l.

Vide 'Warrants Issued. J O S E P H COSTELLO, E O Y T H O M P S O N , M I C H A E L

O ' D O N N E L L , J O H N H . F O L E Y , and H E N E Y P E A Z E E ,

on the 23rd ult., by the Albany Police.

C H A E L E S J O H N S O N , exp., late 10247, a t Pe r th , on t he 25th ult., by P .C. Ho l l and ; disorderly conduct. 3 months h.l.

J O H N M A H O N , exp., late 8659, a t Pe r th , on the 27th ult., by P .C. McGann ; vagrancy. 3 months h.l.

C H A E L E S P A E K E E and E O B E E T A N D E E S O N , a t P e r t h , on the 26th ult., by Act ing Corporal Claffey ; disorderly conduct. F ined £2 or 21 days h.L, and IDs. or 10 days h.l. respectively.

Vidj; Police Gazette, 1885, page 69, Escaped Prisoner 233. C H A E L E Y U G A N A B , ab. nat. , a t Glendearg, on the

3rd iust., by P.C. Stokes.

Vide 'Warrants Issued. THOMAS A L L I S O N , exp., late 8478, a t F remant le ,

on the 2ud iust., by P.C. Pryer .

G E O E G E E O B E E T S , t.L, Eeg . No. 10337, a t P e r t h , on tue 27th ult . , by Detectives Keen and Gurney • ou t after hours . 3 months h.l, '


W I L L I A M B E O O K S , exp., late 9392, a t Pe r th on the

2nd inst. , by Detective Connor ; on war r an t of com-m i t m e n t to P e r t h Pr i son for 12 months , in default of fines and costs inflicted a t P e r t h Police Court , on the 14 th November last, for the illegal disposal of licjuor.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 70, and C.Is. 156 and 157. D A V I D C U T L E E , exp., late 8820, b r o u g h t up at

York, on the 29th ult , 18 m o n t h s h.l . Proper ty recovered in each case.


W I L L I A M T U E N E E , exp., la te 4424, b rough t up at

York, on the 27th ult . Discharged.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 70. PoEK B A E E E L , ab . nat . , b rough t up a t York, on

the 2yth u l t . Discharged.


J A C K O , ab . nat . , a t Goomall ing, on the 28th ult.,

by S.P.C. A d a m s . E e m a n d e d .

Warrants Issued. J O S E P H C C S T E L L O , midd l ing s tout , age 22 years,

Sft. 6iu. high, da rk brown hair , grey eyes, oval visage, fair complexion; E O Y T H O M P S O N , s tout , age 22 years, oft. 4in. h igh , brown hair , hazel eyes, round visage, fair complexion.; M I C H A E L O ' D O N N E L L , stout, age 25 years, Sft. 4in. h igh, brown hair, grey eyes, round visage, fresh complexion.; J O H N H . F O L E Y , middl ing stout , age 26 years , 5ft. Sin. high, l ight brown hair , blue eyes, long visage, fair com-plexion ; commit t ing a breach of the Naval Discipline Act , by not re tu rn ing to duty on board H.M.S. Diamond, on the expiration of their leave. Dated Albany, 24th Apri l , 1885. Vide Apprehensions.

H E N E Y F R A Z E E , stout, age 36 years, 5ft. 6in. high, dark brown hair , hazel eyes, round visage, dark com-plexion ; commit t ing a breach of the Naval Discipline Act, by not re tu rn ing to du ty on board H.M.S. Diamond, on the expiration of his leave. Dated Albany, 24th Apri l , 1885. Vide Apprehensions.

L O R E N Z O (Malay),"ft ight, age 23 years, about Sft. Sin. high ; desert ing the schooner " Airl ie." Dated Fremant le , 1st May, 1885. This ofiender left Fre-mant le per t ra in to Chidlow's Wel l , on the 1st inst., en route t o York.

T H O M A S A L L I S O N , exp., late 8478, stout, age 46 years, Sft. 7|-in. h igh, brown hair , grey eyes, round yisage, fresh complexion, sear r i gh t cheek; assault-ing P.C. Linton in the execution of his duty . Dated Fremant le , 2nd May, 1885. Vide Apprehensions.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, p a g e 64. C O O R A I L , ab . nat . , not to be arres ted. War ran t

cancelled on the 29th ul t .

Conditional Release Holders. Eeg. No. 9766, Will iam Higg ins , reported at

Busselton, on the 27th ult. , his depar tu re for York Distr ict , to reside.

Eeg . No. 9802, George Kings ton , reported hia arrival a t Bunbury , on t b e 18th ul t . , where he intends residing.

Inquests. Bridgetown.—On the 16th ult. , a t Kendenup , before

J . G. Lee Steere, J . P . , and ac t ing Coroner, on tho body of Thomas Dornan , exp., late 4124, alias Fletcher, who died on the 13th u l t . Verdict,— " D e a t h from na tu ra l causes ."

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Property Found. 36-Mile.—On the 22nd ult . , on the Albany-

Per th Eoad ,—1 l ight grey woollen shirt , 1 pair cotton socks, 1 linen collar, 1 small bag, and 4 boxes matches. Now at 36-Milc Police Stat ion.

Perth.—On the 23rd ult . , in Moore Street ,—a =£1 bank note. Now a t Lost Proper ty Office.—P.B. 58.

• Pcrth.—On the 23rd ult . , in Pe r ry ' s grant , Wel -lington Street,—seven £1 bank notes. Now at Los t Property Office.—P.B. 61 .

Perth.—On t h e 26th ult. , in St. George 's Ter-race,—about 40 letters and a catalogue. Now at Lost Property Office.—P.B. 63.

Perth.—On the 2nd inst., in St. George's Ter-race,—a £1 bank note. Now at Lost Proper ty Office.—P.B. 65.

Vide Police Gazette, 1881, page 21C. Perth.—The 5 bottles ale therein mentioned have

been claimed by and handed to finder.

Vide Police Gazette, 1883, page 77. Perth.—The cheque for 15s. lOd. therein described

has been claimed by and handed to finder.

Extract from New Zealand Police Gazette.

April 1st, 1SS5.

Information is requested respecting Wil l iam Bramley, a native of England , a farmer, about 32 years of age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, slight, active appearance, fair complexion, l ight brown hair and moustache, very sl ight whiskers, chin shaved, well educated, very gentlemanly m a n n e r ; usually wears l ight tweed suit, and round 'black hard felt hat . H e was seen on the evening of the 8th ult., at Governor 's Bay, and early on the following morning his clothes (except ha t ) which he wore the previous evening were found on the Beach Eoad, Governor 's Bay, about 1\ miles from his residence. A towel was on the top of the clothing, suggest ing tha t he had gone into the sea to bathe. An unsuccessful search was made for his body in the harbour , about where the clothes were found. He , a few days previously, sold most of his stock, farm implements, Ac., and received on the 7th ult. , a cheque for ^679 from the auctioneer, which he cashed, receiving the greater portion of the money in gold. The Police are of opinion tha t he was not drowned bu t has left the district. H e a t one time had a farm at Harewood Eoad, near Papanui . H e is inquired for a t the instance of his wife.

P R I S O N E R S D I S G L L A I ^ G ^ E D .

Con-dUion. EegJNo.

T.L. I 10303 Exp. I 4213

Exp. 953C Ab. uat.

Wliere Committed.

Exp. Free Exp. Do. Do. Free Exp.

Do. Do. Do. Do. Free Ab. nat. Exp. Do. Do.;

Do. Fomalo Do. Do"

7590

5158 10201. 9600

9392

10031 9295

103IG 7392

9973 8478 8656

9511

From Perth Gaol, during the week ending Disorderly... Drunk Lodging in the open air, &c. ... Drunk Disorderly ... Drunk Unlawful disposal of liquor, (2

charges) Disorderly... Drunk and disorderly

Do Loitering about public houses &c. Assault on police... Drunk Disorderly... Drnnk Drunk and neglecting his team;

drunk Lodging in the open air Drunk and disorderly

Do Do

'Welsh, Eichard ... Corbett, Henry ... Gray, 'William Booth, Richard ... Veasey, William ... Kelly, Thomas Erooks, 'William ...

Nolan, Edward Smith, John Anderson, James ... Devine, James Scott, John Minden, Kobert ... 'Woodcock, George Allison, Thomas ... Martin, Benjamin

McDonald, James Coyle, Ann Lewington, Ellen... Anderson, Celia ...

Saturday, 2nd May, 1885.

3 months ... ... Guildford 7 days ... ... Fremantle 1 month ... ... i Perth 21 days Do. 14 days ... ... Do. 21 days ... ... Premantle 3 months, 3 months Perth

I month Do Do 21 days 7 days 10s. or 11 days I I days 21 days 6 weeks; 203. or 10

days 3 months 1 month Do Do

Do. Fremantle Do. York ... Perth ... Do. Do. Do. Do.

Do. Fremantle Do. Do.

From Bunbury Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 25th April, 1885.

Symonds, John ... 1 Out after hours | 3 days h.l I Bunbury Barron, Henry ... I Vagrancy I 1 month ' Do.

From Newcastle Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 25th April, 1885.

Newcombe, Wm. ... Yamercrow, Jimmy

Drunk and disorderly Larceny

7 days h.l. ... 9 months Rottnest.. .

Newcastle Do.

From York Gaol, during the iceek ending Saturday, 2nd May, 1885.

Date of d i scharge .

I 27th April

28th do.

j- 29th do.

-30th do.

1st May

> 2nd do.

28th April

I 30th do.

21st April 25th do.

21th April 21st do., to Eottnest

Exp. Do! Do. Do.

G195 7408 9560 4330

McDougald, W m . Farre l l , Pat r ick ... Eyan , Daniel Clark, Jobn

Vagrancy ... Drunk and disorderly

Do Do

1 m o n t h 21 days Do Do

York Do. Do. Do.

^27th April

28th do.

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Extract from Tasmania Police Gazette. April Srd.

Information is earnestly requested respecting one William Talbot. He was convicted at Lancaster, England, on the 21st April, 1830, and transported to Tasmania, on the 26th June, 1830, in the ship "Persian." He received a Conditioual Pardon in October, 1846. Inquiry is made at the instance of his son John.

Information is requested of Thomas Brydges Evered, who was transported for a term of seven years, to Tasmania, for forgery, in October, 1842, per ship " Duchess of Northumberland." He received a Ticket-of-Leave in January, 1847, and a Certificate of Freedom in December, 1849. During his sentence he was in the employ of Mr. Hoi-ne, Bowerbauk, Westbury, in 1845, and of John Thomas, of Deloraine, in 1846. He is inquired for at the in-stance of a firm of London solicitors, who state that there is a considerable sum of money bequeathed to him.

Miscel laneous . FRANCIS ALLENDEE ; charged at Greenough, on

the 22nd ult., by Corporal Osborne, with being the owner of an unlicensed dog. Fined £2 and costs.

THOMAS CULLER ; charged at Greenough, on the 24th ult., by P.C. Buckley, with being the owner of an unlicensed dog. Fined £2 and costs.

H R N E T MoCoBfiACK; charged at Fremantle, on the 27th ult., by P.O. Pryer, with disorderly conduct. Fined £2 or one month h.l.

GEOBGE EOBSON and JOHN TEOT ; charged at York, on the 29lh ult., by Edward Bryce, with assault. Fined £2 lOs.'aud costs, each, or one month h.l. each.

Special Inquiry. Officers in charge of Sub-Districts will cause in-

quiry to be made with a view of ascertaining if James Mann is at present in this Colony. Descrin-tion—slight, age about 23 years, Sft. 2in. high, dark complexion, regular features, with a little color in the cheeks, dark eyes, thin black moustache and hair; dresses neatly; walks with a long swinging stride. Native of Manchester, England. Arrived at Sydney from London per s.s. "L igu r i a " on the 15th July, 1883, aud followed the occupation of an ironmonger's assistant until November following, at which time he started in business as aerated water manufacturer. Left Sydney on the Gth March, 1884, and was heard of the following month in Perth, Fremantle, or Albany. There is no record of his having arrived in this Colony by the name of Mann, and as he levanted from Sydney with about ^300, thereby defrauding his creditors, it is very proba-ble that if he is here he has assumed another name. Eesult of inquiries to be forwarded to Detective OfBce, Perth. «V„ ,̂.

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No. 19.] WEDNESDAY, MAY 13. [1885.

Stealiag in Dwellings, from the

Person, &c.

Vid,e PoUce Gazette, 1885, page 73, C.I. 155.

Perth.—The kangaroo dog therein described has been found, not stolen.

York.—On the 6th inst., from the Eailway Line,— 1 new adze and handle . No. 1, bronze blade, marked M on handle, and 3 iron sinking bars, about 7 feet in length, branded K, the property of E d w a r d Keane. —C.L 168.

Warrants Issued. A L F R E D M A C K I N T O S H , stout, age SO years, Sft.

lOin. high, brown hair, long visage, florid complexion, b lacksmi th ; threa tening to take the life of Mary Mackintosh. Dated Albany, 2nd May, 1885. Vide Appi'ehensions.

York.—On the 6th inst., from the Eailway Line,—• 1 shovel, much worn, marked E . J .M. on handle, the property of Edward McCormish.—C.L 159.

J O S E P H M A N N , exp., late 6657, slight, age 51 years, Sft. Slin. high, dark brown hair, grey eyes, long thin visage, sallow complexion ; breach of con-tract, entered into with Eober t Scott. Dated Bun-bury, 4 th May, 1885.

Perth.—On the 7th inst. , from the premises of Ludwig Housen, Murray Street ,—1 pair cotton cord trowsers, size 5, the property of Ludwig Housen. Suspicion attaches to Michael Brennan, exp., late 7008, and Charles Bailey, exp., late 10291.—C.L 160.

W O O L I N G H A R T alias CHARLEY, ab. nat. , slight, a,ge 25 years, Sft. Sin. h igh ; assault ing aud wotniding ab. nat . J immy alias Mongup, on the 16th Apri l last. Dated Albany, 2nd May, 1885.

Perth.—On the 6th inst., from the residence of Margaret Patti.'rson, Murray St ree t ,—about 12 yards maroon merino, and a small wooden money box, con-taining half-a-crowu and sixpence half-peuny, the property of Margare t Pa t te rson .—C.L 161.

M I C H A E L G R I F F I N , stout, age 22 years, 6ft. 3in. high, brown hair, long visage, fresh complexion, shepherd ; assault ing aud wounding ab. nat . Billy, on the 26th! March last. Dated Albany, 1st May, 1885.

Guildford.—On the 8th or 9th inst., from a h u t a t Munday's Swamp,—a jari-ah folding chair, with high back, covered with Brussels carjiet, the property of William Davies.—C.L 162.

A L F R E D alias C H A R L E S H A S L A M , exp., late 3751, slight, age 51 years, Sft. S | in . h igh, brown hair , hazel eyes, thin visage, sallow complexion; a iding and abe t t ing Michael Griffin in assaul t ing ab . nat . Billv, on the 26th March last. Dated Albany, 1st May, 1885.

H E N R Y JOBSON, exp., late 5195, middling stout, age 84 years, Sft. 10}in. high, l ight brown hair , dark hasel eyes, z'ound visage, sallow complexion; threat -ening to take the life of Mary Foley. Da ted Bun-bury, 23rd Apri l , 1885. Vide Apprehensions.

Fremantle.—On the n ight of the 9 th inst., t he dwelling house of Will iam Owston, a t South Beach, was burglariously entered, and the following, his property, stolen therefrom, viz.—one bunch keys, consisting of one fireproof safe key and several desk and drawer keys. \ide Apprehensions.— C.L 163.

A L F R E D B I S D E E , slight, age 20 years, Sft. l l i n . high, l ight brown hair , grey eyes, long visage, fair complexion; J O H N G R E E N , t .L, Eeg . No. 10294, stout, age 23 years, Sft. 7j in. h igh, dark brown hair , l ight grey eyes, round visage, fresh complexion; O W E N FINNEUIORE, s tout , age 20 years, Sft. 3in. high, brown hair, grey eyes, round visage, fresh com-plexion ; M I C H A E L M U E P H Y , middl ing stout, age 23

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years, Sft. 4in. high, brown hair , grey eyes, small visage, dark complexion; desert ing the service of John Henry Monger. Da ted York, 6th May, 1885. Vide Apprehensions.

A E I G E L aZias M I C H A E L , ab. nat. , s tout, age 28 years,

Sft. 6in. h i g h ; spearing and wounding ab . na t . female Woomagen alias Ka te . Dated Newcastle, 4 t h May , 1885.

DiNA, ab. nat . female, middl ing stout, age 26 years, Sft. 3in. h i g h ; inciting Arigel to spear Woomagen alias Ka t e . Dated Newcastle, 4 th May, 188S.

E O B E E T CROCKETT (for description see P .G . 1886,

page 6 8 ) ; deserting his wife and two children. Dated Geraldton, 26th April , 1886.

Apprehensions. Vide Warz'ants Issued.

H E N R T JOBSON, exp., late 5195, a t D a r d a n u p , on

the 23rd ult. , by P.C. McGuiness. F ined £2 and costs or 3 months h.l .


E O B E E T CROCKETT, b rought up at Geraldton, on

the 21st ult . Discharged.


Go C H I N C H H I O N (Chinaman) , brought up at

Geraldton, on the 21st ult.' Discharged on agreeing to re turn to service.

M O R R I S S H E E H A N , exp., late 168, a t Pe r th , on the 6th inst., by L.C. Beresford; drunkenness . 21 days h.l.

MAtTEicE O ' C O N N E L L , t.l., Eeg . No. 7810, a t Canning, on the 6th inst., by P.C. W o o d s ; breach of regulat ions. 1 month h.l.

J O H N B A N K S , t.l., Eeg. No . 9657, a t Pe r th , on t h e 9th inst. , by Detectives Connor and Keen ; breach of rules. 3 months h.l.

Vide Warrants Issued. A L F E E D B I S D E E , J O H N G R E E N , t.L, Eeg . N o .

10294, O W E N F I N N E M O E E , and M I C H A E L M U E P H T , a t York, on the 6th and 7th inst., by L.S. Payne , P.Cs. Walke r aud Wil l iams. Discharged on agree-ing to re tu rn to service.


C H A E L E Y TJGANAE, ab . nat . , b rough t u p a t New-

castle, on the 4 th inst. 2 months h.l. a t Eot tnes t .

Vide Warrants Issued. A L F R E D M A C K I N T O S H , at Albany, on the 5th inst. ,

by Sergt. McDonald. 3 months h.l. in default of sureties to keep the peace for 6 months .

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 58. E D W A R D EAWSON (half-caste), a t Quiudanning, on

the 24th ult., by P.C. Scott. Discharged ou agree-ing to return to service.


N A N D I M U R R A alias AticK, b rough t u p a t Dongar ra on the 2nd inst. 12 months h.I. at Eo t tnes t .


LORENZO (malay), at Daliak, York District , by L.S. Payne and P.C. Walker . Discharged.


T H O M A S A L L I S O N , exp., la te 8478, b r o u g h t up at

Freman t l e , on the 4 th inst . 1 m o n t h h. l .

Vide C.I. 161.

W I L L I A M F L I C K E R , t.L, Eeg . No . 10302, a t Fre-

mant le , on tbe 10th inst. , by Sub. I n s p t . Back and Sergeant Peacocke ; burg la ry and larceny. (Keys recovered.)

G E O E G E H A E E I N G T O N , t.L, E e g . No . 9459, a t York,

on the 4 t h inst. , by P .C . W i l l i a m s ; loitering on pass . 1 month h.l.

T H O M A S W O O L L E T , exp., la te 6992, a t York, on

t he 7th inst. , by P .C . G o r m a n ; vagrancy. 1 month h.l.

Misce l l aneous . G E O R G E H O D G E M A N , exp., late 9196 ; charged a t

Per th , on the 4 th inst. , by P .P .C . Howell , with sup.: plying intoxicat ing l iquor to an aboriginal native. F ined £5 and costs.

T H O M A S J A C K S O N ; charged a t Bunbury , on the 6th inst. , by Sergt . Vincent and P .C . Hogan, with supplying spii'ituous l iquor to ab . nats . Charley and Alick (2 offences). F ined ,£10 or 3 months h.l.

T H O M A S T R E W E N I C K ; charged a t Bunbury , on the 6th inst. , by Sergt . Vincent, with supplying spirituous liquor to ab. na t . Baha . F ined £5 or 1 month h.l.

J O H N J O N E S , exp., late 9 4 8 3 ; charged a t Bunbury, on the 27th ult . , by P.C. Gee, with being the owner of an unlicensed dog. F ined £2 and costs.

F R E D E R I C K DOUGLAS ; charged a t Albany, on the 30th ult . , by W . P . C . Simmons, with breach of the Passenger Act. F ined .£5 and costs.

Property Lost. Vide Police Gazette, 18S5, p a g e 69.

York.—The cheque for 10s. 6d. therein described has been found and restored to owner.

Bunbury.— On the 2nd inst., in Stephen Street,— a blaek leather purse conta in ing 3 ^£1 B a n k notes and some silver.

Gingin.—On the 2nd inst., between Guildford and Gingin,—an old blue leather purse, wi th two com-par tmen t s containing £3 in silver.

Northam.—On t h e 1st inst., between York and N o r t h a m , — a liver colored retriever slut, eight mon ths old, answers to the n a m e of " F l o . "

Perth.—^About t h e 6th inst ,—cheque on the W.A. Bank , drawn by P . A . Gugeri , favor of Je t ty duea, amount 13s. lOd.

Perth.—On the 10th inst . , in city,—a crystal locket set in gold, containing grey ha i r tied with cerise silk.

Inquests. Fremantle.—On t h e 6th inst . , a t t he Lunatic

Asylum, before J a m e s Mann ing , J . P . , and Acting Coroner, ou the body of T h o m a s McK ern an . Verdict — " D e a t h from n a t u r a l causes ."

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Property Found. Albany.—On the 28th ult . , on the Eace Course,—

a small cattle bell marked jyj on side. Now at Albany Police Stat ion.

Fremantle.—On the 6th inst., near the Albion Hotel,—a lady's black enamel bracelet set in gold. Now at Fremant le Police Stat ion.

Vids Police Gazette, 1885, page 19.

Perth.-The £1 note, P . B . N o . 11 , has been claimed by and handed to finder.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page G5.

Perth.—The waterproof coat, P . B . No. 56, has been claimed by and handed to owner.

Conditional Eelease Holders. Eeg. No. 9802, George Kings ton , reported a t

Bunbury, on the 6th inst., his depar tu re for Fre-mantle.

Eeg. No. 9766, Wi l l iam Higg ins reported his arrival at York, on the 4 th inst.

Eeg. No. 9120, Wil l iam Clarke reported his de-parture from York and arrival at Pe r th , on the 4 th inst., to reside temporari ly.


April 1st, 1883.

Information is requested respecting Wil l iam Bramley, a native of England , a farmer, about 32 years of age, about S feet 9 inches high, slight, active appearance, fair complexion, l ight brown hair and moustache, very sl ight whiskers, chin shaved, weU educated, very gentlemanly m a n n e r ; usually wears l ight tweed suit, and round black hard felt hat . H e was seen on the evening of the 8th ult., at Governor 's Bay, and early on the following morning his clothes (except ha t ) which he wore the previous evening were found on the Beach Eoad , Governor 's Bay, about l i miles from his residence. A towel was on the top of the clothing, suggest ing tha t he had gone into the sea to bathe. An unsuccessful search was made for his body in the harbour, about where the clothes were found. H e , a few days previously, sold most of his stock, farm implements, &c., aud received on the 7th ult., a cheque for £79 from the auctioneer, which he cashed, receiving the greater portion of the money in gold. The Police are of opinion t h a t he was not drowned bu t has left the district. H e a t one t ime had a farm at Harewood Eoad, near Papanui . H e is inquii-ed for at the instance of his wife.

P R I S O N E R S D I S O H A R G S - E D .

Oon-dUioD.

Free Exp.

Re-con. Exp.

Exp. Ab. uat.

Reg. No. Name, Sentence. Where

Committed. Date of discharge.

Exp. Do. Free

Exp. Do. Free Exp. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. *Pree Femalo

Do. Do.

7636 168

7985 9102

9872 2390

10191 10013 5542 4420

Evans , Jesse Cartwright , Thos. Houlahan, Thos. ... Simms, A r t h u r Boyle, Mar t in Seale, Thomas McNeilb John Smith, Charles A. Docherty, J ames ... Lillas, Joseph Molyneux, Marga re t Miller, Mary Goodall, Mary

From Perth Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 9th May, 1885. Brown, William ... Disorderly 7 days Perth Sheehan, Morris ... Drunk 21 days Do. Jackson, Kobt. ... On premises supposed for some 3 months

unlawful purpose No visible means of subsistence 2 months Drunk 21 days No visible means of support ... 3 mouths

Do Do Drunk 20s. or 7 days Disorderly 10s. or 7 days Feloniously stealing 1 month No visible means of subsistence 3 months Drunk and disorderly 1 month Disorderly 7 days Drunk Do

Do 21 days No visible means of subsistence 3 months

Fr°emantie P ^ h May

Guildford Perth ... York ... Perth ... Do. Fremantle York Perth ... Fremantle Perth ... Do. Do. Do.

5th 6th

7th

Sth

do. do.

do.

do.

9th do.

4th do. 5th do. 9th do.

Fr * Discharged by order of H. E. t i e Administrator.

om Geraldton Gaol, during the weeks ending Saturday, April 25th and May 2nd, 1885.

9GG8

10299 10109

8274

Go Chin Chion Black, Kober t

Brown, John Kirby, Thomas

From Newcastle

Absent ing himself from service Drunk a t Geraldton, steal ing a

meerschaum pipe Disorderly conduct D r u n k a t Geraldton

2 months h. l . 14 days, 14 days

21 days 14 days

Geraldton Do.

Do. Do.

Gaol, during the week ending Saiurday, 9th May, 1885.

Goldin, Pa t r ick Charley U g a n a b

Drunk Escaping from lockup,

of t rowsers larceny

7 days h.l . 1 mon th h.l. , and 1

mon th h.l .

Newcastle Do.

From Boebourne Gaol, during the two weeks ending 25th AprU and May 2nd, 1885.

Chinese

Do. Ab. nat.

Cliinoso

Free Ab. uat.

Lim Fang ... Ah Fook ... Panny Leon Thompson, Sam Charley ...

Desertmg service... Do

Drunk Disobeying orders Drunk and disorderly Deserting sei-vice...

1 month Do. ... 3 weeks 7 days Do. ... 1 month

Eoebourne Do. Cossack ... Roebourne Cossack ... Eoebourne

20th April 22nd do.

20th do. 30th do.

Sth May Sth May, to Eottnest

2 tth AprU 21st do. 25th 27th 2Sth 30th

do. do. do. do.

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Certificate of Freedom issued to :

Eeg. No. 9208, William H. Jefferies, at Geraldton Police Court, on the 2nd inst.; convicted at the Central Criminal Court, Middlesex, on the 10th April, 186S, of shop-breaking aud larceny, and sentenced to 20 years p.s.

Eeg. No. 6071, William Eakins, at Geraldton Police Court, ou the 24th ult.; convicted at Stafford, in Staffordshire, on the 10th March, 1860, of uttering forged notes, and sentenced to 15 years p.s.

Eeg. No. 10320, John Mancell, at Perth Police Court, on the 6th inst.; convicted at Perth, Western Australia, on the 4th January, 1882, of larceny, and sentenced to 3 years p.s.

Estract from Tasmania Police Gazette. April Srd.

Information is earnestly requested respecting one William Talbot. He was convicted at Lancaster, England, on the 21st April, 1830, and transported to Tasmania, on the 26th June, 1830, in the ship " Persian." He received a Conditional Pardon in October, 1846. Inquiry is made at the instance of bis son John.

Information is requested of Thomas Brydges Evered, who was transported for a term of seven years, to Tasmania, for forgery, in October, 1842, per ship " Duchess of Northumberland." He received a Ticket-of-Leave in January, 1847, and a Certificate of Freedom in December, 1849. During his sentence he was in the employ of Mr. Horne, Bowerbauk, Westbury, in 1845, and of John Thomas, of Deloraine, in 1846. He is inquired for at the in-stance of a firm of Loudon solicitors, who state that there is a considerable sum of money bequeathed to him.

K^ETURSST of LICENSES issned under " T h e Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Act, 1880," for the Year 18SS.

PUBLICANS' GENERAL LICENSES.

Con-dition.

Free

Name.

Wroth, Wm. Augustus i 1

Sign.

Newcastle Hotel

Town or District.

Newcastle

Vide PoUce Gazette, 1SS5, page 7.—The License held by Hannah Hosken was transferred to Thomas DeLucey, on the Ist ultimo; and the one held by Vincent King trans-ferred to William Alfred Wallis, on the Sth ult.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 7.—The Wayside House License held by Thomas Larkin was, on the 24th ult., transferred to Frederick Ehodes.

Hy Authority: EICHARD PKTHEE/Government Printer. Perth.

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This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony

are instructed to make tliemselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.

M. 8. SMITH, Superintendent of'Police.


Stealingiin Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

Vide PoUce Gazette, 1882, page 20.3, C.I. 573. "^"^

Guildford.—The letter containing cheque therein described has been found, not stolen.

Geraldton.—On the night of the Sth inst., from the person of William H. Gilson, while at John Mc-Guire's beer-house,—a hunting metal case | plate g(;neva watch. Suspicion attaches to William Clifford, exp., late 76S8.—C.I. 164.

Vide P.G., 1885, page 77, C.L 1G2.

Guildford.—The (chair therein described has been found, not stolen.

Albany.—On the night of the 9th inst., from John Offer's waggon, while in McKail & Co's. yard,—one untanned kangaroo skin rug, one small looking glass, one razor, and a quantity of rations, the property of John[Offer and J. W. Holmes.—C.I. 16S.

Albany.—On the night of the 6th inst., from the premises of Thomas Blackburn,—one white shirt and two dark striped cotton shirts, the property of Thomas.BIackburu.—C.I. 166.

Busselton.—On the 13th inst., from the premises of P. Vines,—about 201bs. potatoes, the property of F. Vines. Vide Apprehensions.—C.L 167.

Pijy'OTTa.—Between the 26th ult. and 10th inst., from the residence of John McAtee,—a double breasted blue cloth coat, nearly new, with two buttons on each sleeve, and black and blue striped hning, the property of William TelleU. Suspicion attaches strongly to Albert Vanzuilecom, who left Pinjarrah for Perth or Fremantle on the 27th ult.— C.I. 168.

Perth.—On the 17th inst., from the dwelling of John Veryard, Barrack Street,—a gold ring set with six pearls in a cluster, the property of John Veryard. Vide Warrants issued.—C.I. 169.

York.—On the night of the 16th inst., from two cases left on the Railway Line, near Tipperary, con-signed to R. G. Burges,—about 301bs. currants and 13 bottles sauce, the property of K. G, Burges. Suspicion attaches to George Dimer, a navvy.—C.L 170.

Perth.—Between 8 and 9 a.m., on the 17th inst., from the person of Timothy Beard, while intoxicated in Milligan Street,—six shillings and sixpence in silver. Two men, both described as about Sft. 8in. high, 40 years of age, and wearing hght colored clothing, one having his nose cut and a black eye, committed this offence.—C.L 171.

Apprehensions. Fide PoUce Gazette, 1885, page 78.

AuiGEL alias MICHAEL and DINA, ab. nats., at Newcastle, on the l l t h inst. Remanded for 8 days.

CHARLES BAILET, exp., late 10291, at Perth, on the 9th inst., by Acting Corpl. Claffey ; drunkenness. 21 days h.l.

JAMES CUTHBERT, t.L, Reg. No. 9422, at Perth, on the l l t h inst., by P.C. Duffield; drunkenness. 21 days h.l.

JOHN WOOTTEN, exp., late 1102, at Perth, on the 14th inst., by P.C. Howell; vagrancy. 3 months h.l.

JAMES BROWN, exp., late 8490, at Perth, on the ISth inst., by P.C. Howell; drunkenness. 21 days h.l.


JOSEPH MANN, esp., late 66S7, at Capel, on the l l t h inst., by P.C. Sutton.

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Vide C.L 167. AARON KEENAN,' at Busselton, on the 13th inst.,

by P.Cs. Sutton and Cole; predial larceny. Remand-ed for 8 days. Property recovered.

CHRISTOPHER CALVERT, t.l., Reg. No. 8234, at Fremantle, on the 10th inst., by Sergt. Peacocke; on premises for an unlawful purpose. 6 months h.l.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 78. WILLIAM FLICKER, td., Reg. No. 10302, brought

up at Fremantle, on the 12th inst. 3 years p.s.

JAMES SHAW, t.L, Reg. No. 10134, at Pre-mantle, on the 12th inst., by P.C. Wheatley; drunk and disorderly. 2 months h.l.

WILLIAM SMITH, exp. the 12th inst., by P.C orderly. 1 month h.l.

, late 9301, at Fremantle, on Nicholson; drunk and dis-

ANN WEATHERALL (widow) and FLORENCIO MINLAMAN (Malay), at Fremantle, on the 13th inst., by P.C. Wheatley; vagrancy. 1 month h.l. each.

Perlh.—On the 9th inst., in maroon colored pocket book. Office.—P.B. 69.

H E N E T BROCKINGTON, exp., late 8799, at Fre-mantle, on the 16th inst., by P.C. Linton; disorderly conduct. Fined £2 or 1 month h.l.

Vide C.L 169 and Warrants Issued. JOHN PAGET, exp., late 9543, alias HENRT WARD,

at Pei'th, on the 18th inst., by Detectives Connor and Keen. Remanded. Ring recovered.

Property Found. Vide Police Gazette, 1884, page 172.

Guildford.—The opossum skin rug, grey blanket, and other articles therein described have been claimed by and handed to finder.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885^ page 46. Greenough.—The umbrella therein mentioned has

been claimed by and handed to owner.

Northam.—On the 10th inst., in Town,—a large colored woollen comforter. Now at Northam Police Station.

Perth.—On the 8th inst., in Wellington Street,— six small keys. Now at Lost Property Ofiice.— P.B. 68. ^

William Street,—a Now at Lost Property

Perth.—On tho 18th inst., at the Causeway,—2 small padlock keys. Now at Lost Property Office.— P.B. 72. i J

Vide PoUce Gazette, 188.5, page 2. Perth.-The bottle of rum, P.B. ^^% has been

claimed by and handed to finder.


Perf,̂ . The pocket book, P.B. 30, has been claimed by and handed to owner.

Property Lost. Perth.—On the 14th inst., between Howick Street

and Perth Bridge,—a bran bag, containing 1 stone potatoes.

Northam.—On the 9th inst., in Town,—a cream colored rough coated kangaroo dog about 10 months old, answers to the name of " Nero."

Perth.—On the 18th inst., between Hay Street and the Post Office,—a brown leather purse, containing two ^ 1 notes, five shillings in silver, sixpence in copper, an account headed " Miss Burns Dr. to J. H. Monger," and sundry other papers.

Warrants Issued. CHARLES TJTTON, exp., late 9599, slight, age 53

years, Sft. 4 | in . high, brown hair and eyes, square visage, dark complexion, pock-pitted; being indebted to John H. Mort, in the sum of thirteen pounds fifteen shillings and sixpence, and there are reason-able grounds to believe that the said Charles Utton is about to leave the Colony without paying the said debt. Dated Bunbury, 12th May, 1885.

JOHN PACET, exp., late 9543, alias HENRT WARD, middling stout, age 41 years, Sft. 4| in. high, brown hair turning grey, grey eyes, round visage, fair complexion, baker; being on tbe premises of John Veryard, on the 17th inst., for an unlawful purpose. Dated Perth, 18th May, 1885. Vide Apprehen-sions.

Inquests. Bunbury.—On the 27th ult., at the Police Court,

before T. H. Lovegrove, J.P., and Acting Coroner, on the body of Margaret Stewart (widow), who died suddenly on the 26th ult. Verdict—"Death from heart disease."

Fremantle.—On the 18th inst., at the Lunatic Asylum, before J. G. Slade, R.M. and Coroner, on the body of Patrick Clancey, exp., late 3330, who died on the 17th inst. Verdict—"Death from natural causes."

Horses and Cattle. Williams.—Sold on the 12th inst., by order of J.

C. Rosselloty, R.M.,—dark bay mare, about 14 | hands high, collar aud saddle marked, branded some-thing like ^ near shoulder.

Conditional Eelease Holders. Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 79.

Reg. No. 9802, George Kingston, has obtained' employment in the Bunbury District, where he intends remaining for the present.

Misce l l aneous . CATHEPVINE PITTS ; charged at York, on the 12th

mst., by Richard Hardman, postmaster, with posting a letter bearing two defaced penny stamps, contrary to the 17th Vic, No. 12, Sec. 7. Fined £2 and costs.

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Extract from the New Zealand Police Gazette,

April 1st, 18^5.

O F F E N C E S NOT O T H E R W I S E D E S C R I B E D .

Robert Day is charged on warrant issued by the Christchurch Bench, with having, between the 9th and 16th ult., at Christchurch, absconded or being about to abscond from his bail to appear at the Supreme Court, Christchurch, on the 8th inst., to auswer to a charge of having forged a cheque for ^1,000.—Description: English, a farmer, between forty and forty-five years of age, 6ft. high, stout build, broad shoulders, very large rough hands, swarthy complexion, good looking features, dark brown beard, whiskers and moustache worn fairly long, a yellowish tint at points of moustache, heavy eyebi'ows, mark of an old wound on one of shins, believed the right one, generally wears dark grey clothes. He will likely alter his appearance and dress, with a view of endeavoring to leave the colony. He left Kaikoura on the 16th ult., by the steamer Wakatu, for Wellington, under the name of Campbell, and was then shaved, except beard and moustache, and wore a dark tweed coat and cord trowsers. He may have been joined at Wellington by a woman named Bush alius Dash alias Ticen, who left Lyttelton on the 12th ult., as a steerage passenger by the steamer Waihora, for Wellington. She is about twenty-eight years of age, stout build, good looking features, freckled, fair com7)lexion, light colored hair, wore a gi-eyish colored ulster, greenish colored hat, and had with her a child five months old; she had also with her a brown leather portmanteau, labelled " Mrs. Ticen, Wellington," the property of the offender, and two boxes of her own, one of which was painted yellow, aud bore a similar address to that on the portman-teau. Offender is also charged on warrant issued by tbe Christchurch Bench, with having forged the name of Daniel Day, to a promissory note for ^£1,000. He may assume the name of Hornby. He and the woman will likely have large sums of money in gold in their possession. Photographs of offender in Inspector's Office, Wellington.

which occurred about six years ago. She left Porirua about four years ago, and has not since been heard of. She is inquired for at the instance of her sister, who resides at New Tork.

Extract from New South Wales Police Gazette, April 1st, 1885.

Information is requested respecting Julia Bateman, sometimes called Berry, supposed a native of Dublin, a cook or general servant, about 41 years of age, about Sft. Sin. high, slight build, dark complexion, long visage, dark hair turning grey. She arrived in Wellington from London about seven years ago, and acted as housekeeper for Johu Ward, late a drummer in the 65th Regiment, and a messenger in the Government BuilcUngs up to the time of his death,

Extract from Tasmania Police Gazette. April Srd.

Information is earnestly requested respecting one William Talbot. He was convicted at Lancaster, England, on the 21st April, 1830, and transported to Tasmania, ou the 26th June, 1830, in the ship " Persian." He received a Conditional Pardon in October, 1846. Inquiry is made at the instance of his son John.

Information is requested of Thomas Brydges Evered, who was transported for a term of seven years, to Tasmania, for forgery, in October, 1842, per ship " Duchess of Northumberland." He received a Ticket-of-Leave in January, 1847, and a Certificate of Freedom in December, 1849. During his sentence be was in the employ of Mr. Horne, Bowei-bank, Westbury, in 1845, and'of John Thomas, of Deloraine, in 1846. He is inquired for at the in-stance of a firm of London solicitors, who state that there is a considerable sum of money bequeathed to him.


April 1st, 1S85.

Information is requested respecting William Bramley, a native of England, a farmer, about 32 years of age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, slight, active appearance, fair complexion, light brown hair and moustache, vei-y slight whiskers, chin shaved, well educated, very gentlemanly manner; usually wears light tweed suit, and round black hard felt hat. He was seen on the evening of the 8th ult., at Governor's Bay, and early on the following morning his clothes (except hat) which ho wore the previous evening were found on the Beach Road, Governor's Bay, about 1 | miles from his residence. A towel was on the top of the clothing, suggesting that he had gone into the sea to bathe. An unsuccessful search was made for his body in the harbour, about where the clothes were found. He, a few days previously, sold most of his stock, farm implements, &c., and received on the 7th ult., a cheque for .£79 from the auctioneer, which he cashed, receiving the greater portion of the money in gold. The Police are of opinion that he was not drowned but has left the district. He at one time had a farm at Harewood Road, near Papanui. He is inquired for at the instance of his wife.

Register of Expirees

Name And Condition.

Wood, William, exp.

Fenton, Samuel, exp.

Late Eeg. No.

0 7 7 5 1 U 2 -.i 5

76S6

Date of

Departure,

18S5. • 14tb May

Do. ...

and Conditional Pardon Holders who have left the Colony.

Name of Vessels.

e. s. F r a n i l i n

Do

Destination.

Melboome

Do

Ship in whicli arrived.

Tork

Clara 2na ...

Eemarks.

Middling stout , age 52 years, 5 feet 8i inches high, brown hair, grey eyes, long visairo, dark complexion, marks, crucifix left arm, t rade upholsterer .

Middling stout, age 47 years, 5 feet 6 inches high, light brown hair, blue eyes, round visage, sallow complexion, marks, scar r ight cheek and left foot, pockpitted, nose broken, trade miner.

Oon-dition. Reg. No.

84

P R I S O N E R S D I S O H A R C ^ ^ K D

From Perth Gaol, during the week ending Free Exp. Do. Free Exp. Free Do. Do. Exp. Do. Do. Do.

Free Do. Do. Female Do. Do.

8447 1102

47.i3

7532 84-00 2872 5760

Duke, Francis Vale, Edwin Wootten, John White Thomas ... Pridgeon, Thomas Cunningham, .Tohn Burkenshaw, Geo, Ug Khai Ling Koughead, Wm. Brown, Jaines Shenton, Robert Nicholls, George

Swanson, Karl Mar.g.ild, Fredk. Williams, GiifBth ' Thompson, Elizabeth Turner, Isabella ... ' Clarke, Sarah J. ... i

Disorderly... Drunk

Do Drunk and disorderly Drunk Disorderly...

Do Assault Disorderly ... Assault Drunk and incapable Drnnk and disorderly, loose, idle,

disorderly, &c. Absent from ship without leave

Do Do

Drunk and disorderly Do

Drnnk

Mliere Committed. Date of discharge.

Saturday, 16th May, 1885.

1 month ... ... Fremantle 21 days Do. ... 1 month 53. or 7 days 7 days Do. ... 1 month 7 days 1 month 14 days 2 months, & 1 month

4 weeks Do. ... Do. ... 1 month 21 davs Do. \..

Perth ... Do. Fremantle Perth ... Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Guildford Tork ...

Fremantle Do. Do. Do. Do. Perth ...

} l l th May 12th do.

I 13th do.

-15th do.

16th do.

16th May, sent to Fremantle to rejoin ship Yale of Doon

l l t h May

I 12th do.

Exp. 8297 From York Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 16th May, 1885.

Hawkins, Daniel ... | Setting fire to bush | 6̂5 or 1 month ... i York 16th May

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Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information.

C O . "/y-js.—Hi.s Excellency the Adminis t ra tor lias been pleased to approve the following promotions and appointments :—

To date from May 1st. To be Srd Class Constables :

P.P.C. Michael Guilfoyle P.P.C. Henry Hol land.

To be Probation Police Constables : William Pollet t , from April l l t h Harry Howell, from May 1st.

M. S. S M I T H , Super intendent of Police.

22-5-85.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

Perth.—On or about the 17th inst., from the pre-mises of Messrs. W . J . Mill igan and Co., Barrack Street,—2 four gallon t ins kerosene, lOOlbs. white sugar, lOOlbs. Hour, lOOlbs. potatoes, 4 bags chaff, 60tt)s. oats, 4lbs. cheese, 41bs. tea, 4 hair brooms, 2 bass brooms, 2 bottles honey, 3 bottles vinegar, and 1 whitewash brush, the property of Messrs . W . J . MilHgan and Co. Vide Apprehensions.—C.I . 172.

Perth.—On or about the 17th inst., from the pre-misses of Messrs. W . J . Mill igan and Co., Barrack Street,—a gent 's heavy gold r ing set with a square wbite stone, the property of W . J . Mil l igan.—C.I . 173.

Perth.—On or abouC the 18th inst., from the per-son of Eobert Quin ,—a heavy silver albert with pendant (a compass encircled with a dolphin) at-tached.—C.I. 174.

} Albany.—On the 16th inst., from the premises of ^ John Moir,—1 pair tweed trowsers and vest, the

property of John Moir. Vide Apprehensions .—C.I . 175.

Apprehensions. Vide I'olice Gazette, 1885, page SI.

J O S E P H M A N N , exp., late 6657, brought up at

Bunbury , ou the 15th iust. 3 mouths h.l.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, iâge 82.

J O H N P A C E Y , exp., late 9543, alias H E N R Y W A R D ,

brought up a t Per th , on the 22nd inst. Committed for tr ial at the Supreme Court, Pe r th .

Vide C.I. 172.

J O H N P A C E Y , exp., late 9543, rt?/rts H E N R Y W A R D ,

brought up at Per th , on the 22nd ins t . ; larceny as a servant. Committed for t r ia l a t the Supreme Court , Pe r th .


CARBUNNA alias M I C K E Y , B A R M U N D A and B A L -

BURRA alias J O H N N Y , ab. nats. , a t Whela ra and

W a r r a War ra , on the 19th and 22nd ult., by P.C. Ea ton and S.P.C. Enwr igh t , brought up at Gerald-ton, on the 15th inst. Ba rmunda remanded for 8 days ; remainder discharged.

Vide Police Gazette, 18S5, page 69.

COOLGAJELLA alias N U N K Y , ab. nat. , brought u p

at Geraldton, ou the 15th inst. Eemanded for 8 days .

Vide PoUce Gazette, 1885, page GO.

J I N N A , CUBBORA, aud COORABIDDY, ab . nats . ,

brough t up at Geraldton, on the 15th inst. Two former d ischarged; la t ter remanded for 8 days.

Vide W a r r a n t s Issued.

W I L L I A M M I T C H I N S O N , exp., late 8648, at Nor th -

ampton, on the 12th inst., by P.C. Watson . Eemanded . Admi t ted to bail.

Vide C.I. 175.

J A M E S H O A R E , at Albany, on the 16th inst., by

L.C. D u n n ; larceny. 4 months h.l. Proper ty recovered.

H U G H L E V O R N E , exp., late 5993, a t Albany, on the

16th inst., by L.C. Truslove ; vagrancy. 1 month h.l.

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EDWARD CASEY, at Fremantle, on the 16tb inst., by P.C. Lemon; disorderly conduct. Fined £5 or 2 mouths h.l.

WILLIAM PUETILL, at Fremantle, on the 20th inst., by P.C. Meagher; disorderly conduct. 1 month h.l.

HERBERT DAVIS, exp., late 8248, at Premantle, on the 22nd inst., by P.C. Lemon; drunk and trespas-sing on Eailway. Fined £3.

MARTHA JACKSON (prostitute), at Fremantle, on the 22nd inst., hy P.C. Linton; disorderly conduct. 3 months h.l.

JAMES JONES, exp., late 9482, at Perth, on the 19th inst., by P.C. Howell; drunkenness. 21 days h.l.

MARY LYNCH (prostitute), at Perth, on the 19th inst., by P.C. Pollett; drunkenness. 21 days h.l.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 82. CHARLES UTTON, exp., late 9599, at Albany, on the

16th inst., by Sergeant McDonald. Discharged.

THOMAS SUMMERS, exp., late 9588, at Bunbury, on the 18th inst., by P.C. Hogan; drunkenness and resisting the Police. Pined 30s.

THOMAS WALSH, at Fremantle, on the 16th inst., by P.C. Wheatley ; drunk and disorderly. Fined .£1 or 14 days h.l.

JOHN DOYLE, at Fremantle, on the 22nd inst., by P.C. Lemon; disorderly conduct. Fined .£1 or 14 days.

WILLIAM DAVIS, and JAMES CRAY, at Fremantle, on the 22nd inst., by P.C. Lemon; disorderly con-duct. Fined £1 or 14 days h.l. each.

THOMAS BROOK, at Fremantle, on the 22nd inst., by P.C. Lemon; disorderly conduct. Fined ^ 1 or 14 days h.l.

GEORGE BROWN, at Fremantle, on the 22nd inst., by P.O. Lemon ; disorderly conduct. 14 days h.l.

WILLIAM JONES, exp., late 1630, at Busselton, on the 16th inst., by P.C. Cole; drunk and dis-orderly. 14 days h.l.

DANIEL EYAN, exp., late 9560, at Tork, on the 15th iust.

"Warrants Issued. JIMMY, ab. native (no description given); desert-

ing the service of Thomas Little. Dated Warra Warra, 10th April, 1885.

MINNIGGAKOO alias TOBY (no description given) ; deserting the service of Thomas Little. Dated Warra Warra, Ist March, 1885.

WILLIAM MITCHINSON, exp., late 8648, stout, age 44 years, 5ft. 5in. high, grey hair, blue eyes, full visage, dark complexion; dcs-rtiug the ser/ice of John Wii'dams. Dated Northampton, 12th May, 1885. Vide Apprehensions.

DANIEL SULLIVAN (no description given); ma-I'ciously shooting and wounding ab. native Yorkev Dated Albany, IGth May, 1885.

Misce l l aneous . JOHN HYLAND and GEOEGE E I L E Y ; charged at

Fremantle, on the 20th inst., by P.C. Hickey, with being in the unlawful occupation of Crown Lands. Fined £2 and costs each.

Property Found. Geraldton.—On the 12th inst., in the Glehgarry v ^

sheep paddock,—1 yellow horse rug, 2 pairs white moleskin trowsers, 3 colored cotton shirts, 1 white flannel shirt, 1 drab cotton coat, 1 pair springside boots (nearly new), 1 towel, 3 pa(irs white cotton socks, 1 razor, 1 black felt hat, 1 belt, 1 pannican, and a novel entitled " Hand and Glove." Now at Geraldton Police Station.

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 82. Perth.—The pocket book, P.B. No. 69, claimed by

and handed to owner.

Perth.—On the 18th inst., in Howick Street,—a*^ gold ear pendant. Now at Lost Property Office.— P.B. No. 73.

Perth.—On the 22nd inst., in St. George's Terrace,—a pastoral lease, No. 5090. Now at Lost Property Office.—P.B. No. 75.

Perth.—On the 22nd inst., in St. George's Ter-race,—a door key. Now at Lost Property Office.— P.B. No. 76.

Perth.—On the 25th inst., in Barrack Street,—a pair of blue gloves. Now at Lost Property OfBce,— P.B. No. 77.

Perth.—On the 26th inst., in Beaufort Street,—a large metal brooch, set with cameo. Now at Lost Property Office.—P.B. No. 78.

.Perth.—On the 19th inst., in Eoe Street,—a small white slut. Now in fiuder's possession.—P.B. No. 79.

Property Lost. Vide Police Ga,zette, 1885, page 59.

Fremantle.—The brass mouth])iece therein des-cribed has been found and restored to owner.

Beverley.—During the month of April, from Dongadiliy,—a brown kangaroo dog with white feet aud white chest, answers to the name of " Sweep."

Northampton.—On the Sth inst.,—a cheque on the National Bank, Geraldton, drawn by WiUiam Waldock, in favor of Sergt. Patten or bearer, No. 51, ^ dated 4th May, 1885 ; amount .£12 16's. 6d. -

Vide Police Gazette, 1885, page 78. Northam.—The retriever slut therein described has

been found by the owner.

Extract from the Uew Zealand Police Gazette, April 1st, ISHo.

O F F E N C E S NOT OTHERWISE DESCRIBED.

Eobert Day is charged on warrant issued by the ^ Christchurch Bench, with having, between the ytli •* and 16th ult., at Christchurch, absconded or being about to abscond from his bail to appear at t̂he

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Supreme Court, Christchurch, on the 8th inst., to answer to a charge of having forged a cheque for £1,000.—Description: English, a farmer, between forty and forty-five years of age, 6ft. high, stout build, broad shoulders, very large rough hands, swarthy complexion, good looking features, dark brown beard, whiskers and moustache worn fairly long, a yellowish tint at points of moustache, heavy eyebrows, mark of an old wound on one of shins, believed the right one, generally wears dark grey clothes. He will likely alter his appearance and dress, with a view of endeavoring to leave the colony. He left Kaikoura on the 16th ult., by the steamer Wakatu, for Wellington, under the name of Campbell, and was then shaved, except beard and moustache, and wore a dark tweed coat and cord trowsers. He may have been joined at Wellington by a woman named Bush ali'/s Dash alias Ticen, who left Lyttelton on the 12th ult., as a steerage passenger by the steamer Waihora, for Wellington. She is about twenty-eight years of age, stout build, good looking features, freckled, fair complexion, light colored hair, wore a greyish colored ulster, greenish colored hat, and had with her a child five months old ; she had also with her a brown leather portmanteau, labelled " Mrs. Ticen, Wellington," the property of the offender, and two

boxes of her own, one of which was painted yellow, and bore a similar address to that on the portman-teau. Offender is also charged on warrant issued by the Christchurch Bench, with having forged the name of Daniel Day, to a promissory note for ^81,000. He may assume the name of Hornby. He and the woman will likely have large sums of money in gold in their possession. Photographs of offender in Inspector's Office, Wellington.

Extract from New South Wales Police Gazette, April 1st, ISSo.

Information is requested respecting Julia Bateman, sometimes called Berry, supposed a native of Dublin, a cook or general servant, about 41 years of age, about 5ft. 5in. high, slight build, dark complexion, long visage, dark hair turning grey. She arrived iu Wellington from London about seven years ago, and acted as housekeeper for John Ward, late a drummer in the 65th Eegiment, aud a messenger in the Government Buildings up to the time of his death, which occurred about six years ago. She left Porirua about four years ago, and has not since been heard of. She is iucûired for at the instance of her sister, who resides at New York.

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Name

R i n g t o n , H e n r y

Goodland, Wîlliam . . .

Pa rkenson , H e n r y . . .

Foster , J a m e s

Su the r l and , L a n g l e y . . .

Smi th , Geo

Wilson, George

Calley, T h o m a s

P.ir l icr , I l e n i y

Wilson, J o h n

Wi l ingo H u r l e y , J a m e s

G n a n d o n h a J e n n a c a n g a W i i i n e g n n a T a n a c o r r a E j e r r i m u r r a

Mooth io a Blo'wem ... J u n i h o alias J i m m y ... Bil lgooroo D e l t h r i t h a alias I n d a r -

m a n J e n a w a n d o o (7 ?/rt5 P e t e r K igawroo Cardeg ina K igang roo N a n u U m g e r J o h n n y Wiil i . im Bi i inoo Bard ingooroo

C u n g a g u r r a a / i a s Dickey J o l m n y ^^ . i tcatchu alias Dickey Cool ingar ra alias

Cllarlt-y W i l g a «/irtS Dickey ...

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Description and r emarks .

M i d d l i n g s tou t , age 46 y e a r s , 5rt. Oin. h i g h , s a n d y h a i r , d a r k b r o w n eyes , long v isage , fresh complex ion , H K on each a r m ; f a rm labore r .

S tout , b road shou lde r s , 35 y e a r s of age , 5ft. 7 | i n . h i g h , d a r k b r o w n h a i r , bald , l ight haze l eyes, long visage, fair complex ion , a n c h o r and J r i g h t a r m , sailor a n d m e r m a i d left a r m , h a s a spo t size of half a c r o w n on left side of lie.id void of ha i r , wa lk s w i t h a quick shor t s tep , t u r n s r i g h t foot o u t w a r d ; supposed to h a v e gone to Sou th A u s t r a l i a wi th B e r n a r d Slein .

S tout , 40 yea r s ol age , 5ft. 4 in . l i igh, b r o w n h a i r , oval v i sage , da rk complex ion , bayone t s tab in neck, I) left s ide, bul le t m a r k on r i g h t leg, willow left a r m , J r i g h t a r m .

Midd i ing s tout , 37 yea r s of age , 5tt . Gîn. h i g h , b r o w n h a i r , g r e y eyes , oval vi.sage, fresh comi>lexion, dot and I I on left a r m .

Stout , age 33 yea r s , 5ft. 5în. h igh , b rown ha i r , l iazel e y e s , ova l v isage , sal low complex ion , flags, D 18, 1863 r i g h t a r m , a n c h o r , d a r t , h e a r t , c r o w n a n d b race le t s left a r m .

Stout , 40 years of age , 5ft. 7 {in. h i g h , d a r k b r o w n h a i r , d a r k h a z e l eyes , oval v isage, sa l low complex ion , sai lor , female , a n d 3 flags left a r m .

Stout , 45 yea r s of age , 5ft. 3în. h i g h , d a r k b r o w n ha i r , b lue e y e s , full v i sage , d a r k complex ion , at;\r on r i g h t h a n d , sh ip on left a r m , c rown and flag on r i g h t a r m .

Sl ight , age 49, al t . 4in. higl i , b r o w n h a i r , g r e y eyes , oval v i sage , fair complex ion , scar c o r n e r r i g h t eye, scar r i g h t a r m , scar left s h i n .

Sl ight , age 38, Sft. 8în. h i g h , r e d ha i r , g r e y eyes , oval v i s a g e , sal low complex ion , scar on forehead, D left b reas t , pockp i t t ed .

Sl ight , age 47, Sft. 4.Un. h i g h , b r o w n ha i r , g r e y eyes , r o u n d v i s -age , fresh coniplexion, scar on c h i n .

Midd l ing s tou t , age 44, Sft. 6in. hi:.;h, h a i r fair and scan ty , b lue eves , l ong v isage , fair complex ion , W . J . r i g h t hfind, c u t m a r k on r i g h t cheek , scar abou t one incli l o n g below r i g h t k n e e .

M i d d l i n g s tou t , age 25, Sft. 7in. h i g h , oval v i sage . S tou t , age 48, Sft. 8in. h i g h , b l o w n liair, g r e y eyes , r o u n d v i s a g e ,

sa l low complex ion , scar on forehead. M i d d l i n g s tou t , age 30, Sft. Oin. h i g h , r o u n d v i s age . ride Police Gazette, 1882, page 154.

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M i d d l i n g s tou t , age 30, Sft. Sin. h i g h , r o u n d v i sage , ride Police Gazette, 1882, p a g e 128.

S tou t , a g e 40 yea r s , Sft. 7in. h i g h , r o u n d v i s age .

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Con-dition. Eeg. No. Name.

Offence. Sentence. Wliere

Committed. Date of discharge.

From Peilh Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 23:

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9551

9482 4519

5303 9S41-8101' 4607' 8815 7673 5847 8526

9477

7315

Eatcliffe, Thomas McDonald, James Jones, James Rogers, WiUiam .

Lowes, John O'Hara, James Eedwood, John . Henry, Michael . Cronshaw, "William Davis, Benjamin Pilkinton, John Curran, John Brook, Thomas Palmer, Bridget Lynch, Mary Clarke, Jane Bridgers, Louisa

From Newcastle Gaol, during the Jennings, John Hill, George

.Assault on & resisting police ... 'ko visible means of subsistence Titnnk Chi premises for some unlawful

purpose Assault on his wife Disorderly...

No visible means of subsistence, &c. Lodging in the open air, &c. ... Non-performance of contract ... Disorderly...

Do Loitering about public houses, &c. Drunk and disorderly Disorderly ... Loose, idle, and disorderly person Disorderly...

Do

1 month 6 weeks 21 days 3 months

week Drunk and disorderly Drunk and disorderly (2 offences)

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ending Saturday, 23rd May, 1885.

14 days h.l Newcastle 14 days h.L, fined 10s. Do. or 14 days

6 weeks h.L ... ... Vic. Plains

•d May, 1885. Perth Do. Do. York 18th May

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From York Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 23rd May, 1885.

Wilson, Thomas ... I Absconding from service ... ; 1 month I York

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10th May

21st inst.

By Authority: EICHARD PETHER, Government Printer, Perth.

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