~olttt CAftttt; VTESTERN A USTRALIA_

(Published by Authority. 1

This Gazette is published for Police infm·mation only, and the Police tlwonyhout the Colony a,·e inst,."c/ed to make themselves tho,·o"ghly acquainted with the contents.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commission",· of Police.

No. 27.J WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. [1894.

Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information.

C.O. '/,.~ . -District Officers, Sub-District Officers, and Constables in charge of Stations will be most careful to forward to the Detective Office, Perth, di,·ect, by the first opportunity, reports of crime; copies of informations of all crimes of what nature soever; copies of circulars concerning absconders j

copy warrants of arrest, together with full personal description of offenders; notices of arrest j also of cancellation of warrants and any other memoranda containing information that may come to their knowledge, and that may be useful in the detection or prevention of crime.

In the event of a serious robbery or other serious offence having been committed, the details, in as concise form as possible, are to be at once telegraphed to Detective Office.

Correspondence and queries from Detective Office must be promptly attended to. and returned direct.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissioner of Police.

30-6-94.

C.O. '/!()".-His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve of the following Promotions and Appointments :-

From 20th J nue : Probation Constable vVilliam C. Richardson to

be Second Class Constable, vice McGillivray, resigned.

To be Probation Constables from the dates specified:

James Edward Vaugban, from 6tb June. Micbael J ames ,..,. olfe, from 8th June.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissioner of Police.

3-7-94.

C.O. '/lw7.-Notified, for general information, tbat the following Resignations and Dismissals have taken place in tbe Police Force :-

First Class Constable George Gurney, resigned 31-4-94.

Second Class Constable Thomas Ryan, resigned 31-4-94.

Second Class Constable Joseph Child, dismissed 14-5-94.

Probation Constable Daniel Cogblan, dismissed 26-5-94.

Water Police Constable Jabez Gad Yeats, resigned 31-5-94.

Second Class Constable William McGillivray, resigned 19-6-94.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Corn missioner of Police.

H-7-94.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

Vide Police Gazette, 189'j., page 120, C.T. 320.

SOltthem Cross.--l'he jewellery described in above reference is tbe property of Mrs. Snell. The opal of the ring is set in eight claws.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 76, C.r. 197.

Gemldton.-Tbe watch described in above reference has been found, not stolen.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 120, C.I. 316.

Perth.-The Yale padlocks above mentioned have been found, not stolen.

Albany.-On the 20th nIt., from tbe G.S. Railway premises,-l galvanometer, set in polished mahoga.ny case about 3till. square, with glrtss-covered dial (resembles a compass), witb leather case and strap, the property of E. Bidwell.-C.I. 321.

Northa"'pton.-Between the 21st and 24th ult., from Wannernooka,- nearly new axe and handle, marked something like YT conj oined on blade, and canvas water bag with leather strap, the property of John Wright. David Judge, exp., late 1658, sus­pected.-C.!' 322.

Canl.a1'von.- On the 9th ult., from Wooramal,­small metal compass, marked" Gregory " on bottom of case, the property of C. J. Suver.-C.!. 323.

So"them Oross.-On the 26th ult.,-Colt' s 380-bore revolver, with ebony handle, and yellow pouch marked" A. Warren," in ink, the property of F. W. Thring.-C.I. 324.

"F're1l'tantle.-On the 23rd ult., from owner's dwellinO', - l anchor-shaped silver brooch with gil t leaves, 01 gold chain bracelet with gold heart attached one small gold key, and I small white silk handkerchief marked in va..rious colours with silk thread, the property of Emma Bird.-C.I. 325.

Frema"tle.-On the 23rd ult., from the "Pier" Hotel,- 1 pair of lady's patent leather dancing shoes, the property of lIfrs. Hurst. Suspicion attaches to Amelia Drummond, domestic servant, employed in the hotel. (For description see Police Gazette, 1894, page 111.- Warrants Issued).-C.I. 326.

Fremantle.- On the 26th ult., from a tent near tbe Rifle Rangf',- nearly new light grey serge sac suit, the trousers sli ghtly worn at bottoms, and have a grease spot on one leg above knce; the coat has three outside pockets without £laps; buttons on coat and vest same colour as material; pockets contained several letters addressed "A. McDonald ," a few small fishing-hooks, and small 2-bladed white handled knife, the property of Alexander McDonald. -C.I. 327.

Fremantle.-On the 30th ult., from owner's shop, High street,-l navy blue cloth monkey jacket; has three outside pockets with flaps, red and blue cbeck lining, two rows of large black buttons, the property of McHeury Clark & Co.-C.l. 328.

F'rernantle.- On the 2nd inst., from owner's dwelling, Bay Street,- Iady' s half-hoop gold dress l1.ug. set with 5 diamonds in single row, largest OD e

in centre and smallest at ends, the property of Mrs. McGuigan. Suspicion attaches to Robert IversoD, about 30 years old, about 5ft. 9in. high, fair hair, clean shaved E'x<:ept small fair moustache, grey weak eyes, wears dark coa.t and vest., light tt:ousers, spotted handkerchief round neck, and soft hat with blue and white puggaree.-C.T. 329.

P.,·th.-On or about the 20th May last, from the .. Empire" Hotel,-silvel' English lever hunting watch, front.ca~e much dented, no glass, spring of front case mlsslUg; and double silver albert chain of alternate square and round links, with silver locket attached, the property of Richard Brock.-C.I. 330.

Perth.-Between the 1st and 27th ult. from , . ' owner s premlses, Newcastle Street,- l "Douglas " pump and about 20 ft. of It in . iron tnbing for same, the property of J oseph Hope.-C.!. 331.

Perth.-On the 30th ult., from a vehicle in St. George's Tel'race,-child's white woollen jacket of crochet work trimmed with blue, the property of Rev. E . A. Bagot.-C.I. 332.

Perth.-On the 30th ul t., from owner's shop, Murray Street,-pink leather folding pocketbook,

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marked on inside of flap "Robert Cottrell, from George Throssell, August, 18M3," containing pro­missory-note for £ 14, payahle to T. L. Cottrell· cheque for £10, drawn by Simpson & Bell on W.A: Bank, payable to L. Calder, dateil 2nd July, 1894 ; cheque for £2 8s. 6d., drawn by Weston & Co. on National Bank, payable to J. Adam ; several £ 1 hank­notes, and sundry documents, the property of Robert Cottrell. Suspicion attaches to two men names unknown, described as follows :- l st, tall and thin, height about Mt. 9 or lOin ., ahout 27 years old, wearing dark clothes and dark hard felt hat; 2nd, about Mt. 3 or 4in. high, about 22 or 23 years old, ruddy complexioned, wearing dark coat, light trousers, and hard dark felt hat.- C.I. 333.

Apprehensions, THOMAS VVARDLE, t.l., Reg. No. 10143, at Fre­

mantle, on 28th ult., by P.C. Anderson; larceny, 6 months h.1. Property recovered.

MrCHAEL SILBERMAN, at Day Dawn, Murchison, on 13th ult., hy Sergt. Evans, on warrant; assanlt with inteut to commit rape. Remanded. Admitted to bail.

LIN FooK, at Roebourne, on 8th ult., by P.C. Muldowney; disorderly. 1 month h.1.

HENRY J OSEPH, at Roebourne, on 16t.h ult., bv P.C. Leen; disorderly. 1 month h.1. -

Vide Police Gazette, 1893. page 208 ("Wan'ants Issued). ELLElIIARRA, ah. nat., at Lillmaloora, on the 8th

May last, by P.C. Richardson. Brought up at Derby, on tbe 31st May. 3 years h.1. and 25 lashes.

Vide Police Ga:ette, 1893, page 72 (Warrants Issued). CULLERINA, ab. nat., at Lennard River, on the

27th April last, by P.C. McGillivray. Brought up at Derby, on the 8th ult. 12 months h.1. and 25 lashes.

JOHN GREEN, exp., late 10294, at Coolgardie, on the 19th ul t ., by P.Cs. Hall and Rappner; disorder­ly. £5 fine or 1 month h.1.

HUGO A. FISHER, at Perth, on t he 25th ult ., by Det. Con don, on warrant; false pretences. Brought up at F remantle, on the 27th ult. Remanded. Ad­mitted to hail.

GEORGE WOODS, at Fremantle, on the 26th ult., by P.C. R elso; vagrancy. 6 weeks h.1.

ROBERT BURNS, knowll as ROTTEN~E, JOHN RElUMETT, P'ETER MURPlv, and JAMES ARDINER, at Southern Cross, on the 22nd ult., by P.C. Duggan; unlawlul gaming. 2 months h.l. each .

Vide Police Gazette , 1894, page 117 ("Tan·ants Issued). CHARLES EMMETT, alias McRANE, at Guildford,

on the 24th ult., by P.Cs. Sellenger aud Savage. (see P.G. 1894, p. 121-Apprehensions.) 3 months h.1.

JAl\IES SHEEHAN, at Broome Hill, on the 23rd ult., by P.C. T. Connor; vagrancy. 1 month h.1.

J AMES RITCHIE, exp., late 10164, at Rojonup, on the 27th ult., by P.C. Nicholson, on warrant; producing for reward eight imitation tails ofwilil dogs. 6 months' imprisonment.

Vide P oLice Gazette. 1894, page lID. ALEXANDER LIVINGSTONE, brought up at Gerald­

ton on the 27th ult. Discharged.

,

Vide Poltce Gazette, 1894, page 121. E. L. HANDCOCK, brought up at Perth, on the

29th ult. 6 weeks h.1. for each offence.

PATRICK HARDY, at, Perth, on the 25th ult., by P.C, Kav"nagh; disorderly 1 month h.1.

GEORGE THOMSON, at Perth, on the 27th ult" by P.C. Byrne; disorderly. 3 months h,1.

PATRICK BYRNE, exp., late 1677, at Perth, on the 28th ult., by P.C. Byrne; drunkenness, I mollth h.1.

ROBERT WILLIAl\ISON, exp., late 9623, a,t Perth, on the 1st inst", by P.C. Street; burglary and larceny. RemaGded. Property recovered.

Warrants Issued. ALBERT J AMES W AGNER, middling stout, age

"bout 28 years, height about Mt. 9in., dark hair, oval visage, sallow cOlllplexion, dark moustache only, receding forehead partly bald, near sighted, wears spectacles, sulicitor; unlawfully converting to his own use the sum of £217, the proper!,y of Peter Johnson. Dated at Geraldton, 26th June, 1894,

Vide Police Gazette, 1893, page 40.

M,LBUNGA, ab. nat., warrant cancelled 27th nIt.

Vide Police Gazette, 1893, page 181.

JIl\IMY MOONTIE, ab, nat., warrant cancelled 6th ult.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 106.

SAMUEL R,LEY, warraut cancelled 27th ult,

HARRY J ONES alias THOMAS RYAN, stout build, age about 32 years, height about Mt, 7in., dark hair, blue eyes, broad visage, fresh complexion, a watch­maker; false pretences on Emma Smith, at Perth, on the 23rd May last, Dated Perth, 29th June, 1894. This offender was lately conducting a shoot· ing gallery iu Perth, and is said to have left the city for Southern Cross on or ahout the 27th ult.

Special Inquiry, Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 121.

THOMAS HENRY J OHNSTON has been found, in Perth. No further inquiry need be made.

Miscellaneous, W,LLIAM LUKE, charged at Northampton, on 25th

ult., by P.C. Watson; assault and indecent language. £3 fine and costs.

FREDERICK CARLISLE, publican, charged at Cue, on 19th ult., by Emma Grieves; refusing entertain ­ment, £20 fine and costs.

FRANK ANDERSON, charged at Cue, on the 13th ult" by P.C. Blain; sly-grog selling. £30 fine and costs, and one hour imprisonment.

W ILLIHI GEORG E LEEDER, charged at Newcastle, on the 26th ult" by J. M. Craig, Inspector of Sheep; breach of the Scab Act. Fined £100.

THOMAS NEESHAM, C.L, Eeg. No. 8094, charged at Newcastle. on the 27th ult., by Dr. 'V. Mayhew; abusive language. 10 days h.l.

MARY J ANE HA YES, charged at Perth, on the 27th ult" by P.C. Kavanagh; disorderly. 1 month h,1.

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Burglary and Housebreaking. Coolgwl'die.-Stolen, on the night of tbe 24th ult.,

from owner's office, entrance being effected by fordnO' the door,-tin box 24in. x ~8in., with lock, containing blac~ and gol?- cash-box WIth bank receipts; 1 silver huntIng Enghsh lever watch and silver chain of long links, 1 gold hunting English lever watch (stem­~inding), a~d massive gold chain composed of long hnks and tWIRts; several lady's and gent's silk hand ­kerchiefs, 100 cigars. and 2 sets of billiard balls.­C.I. 334.

Property Lost. Pe1,th,-On 30th ult .,-small brown leather pocket

book, fastened with small elastic band, containing papers referring to .. Port" Brewery, and eheque for £3, drawn on W.A. Bank, Fremantle, by C, W. Atwell, favour Carter & Co. or order, date and num ­ber not known, the property of R. W. Hope. On 30th ult,-pocket ledger, with strap, containing several letters and receipt for a registered letter. the property of Robert Barwise, On 30th ult.-gold safety pin, with jewelled fly, the property of Miss Horgan.

N01'tharn,-Ou the 21 st ult,,-brown sac coat with hole in left sleeve, and pocket-book containing receipts, t he property of Wm, Britnall.

List of Watches r eported Stolen or Lost. (For preceding List see P.G., 1894, page 19.)

No. of Watch.

52161 75185 62955

485318 48"'" 481' 224

514963

53986

115861 41444 2515

109189 157175

:.n ;::1":~': 2 f~7

4387757 39173

163196 18005.1 & 661

52159

3907005

25859 4656876

9815

2777

S85S8 S(i2-1-9)

or 8G3~9 2891823

8072

Silver case only. Silver case only .. Silver case only.

DC9cription.

Silver case only ... ... .. Lady's gold hunting Geneva ... Lady's silver Geneva. cut·hWlter Gold Geneva, 18 camt ... . _. Silver English lever hunting cased .. Silver Waltham, engraved "J.H.W." inside

case Silver Rotheram ... . .. Gold Waltham, 18 carat, clll'onometer balance,

"J.T." on outer case Silver English lever ... Silver huuting stop wa.tch Silver English lever Silver keyless Geneva ... . .. Silver bunting Erth:udt, engraved" No.gular"

inside back cnse Silver hunting Elgin Silver hlmting cased Silver hunting Waltham Silver plated Geneva .... Lady's gold-chased hunting case, metal dial,

engraved. with basket of flowers ... ... . .. Silver hunting English lever, by V. E. Neshit . Silver hunting Waltham .. . ... .. . . .. Silver hunting Englif>h lever, "J.S." in German

letters in monogram on front CU!le Silver hunti.ng English lever, by Settle Bros. Silver OI)en-faced Geneva, one jewel gone, en·

graved inside case" H. Wilson, Ballarat, 1894 " Keyless gold hunting Waltham ... . .. :Silver hunting English lever, by Bensou, ell·

graved" J.J.R." outside frout case Silver hunting Rotheram Silver hunting 1,Yaltham ... Silver hunting \Valtham, llnch worn, figure I

on second clial, bhuTed, and looks like 3 ... Silvel· hunting English lever, "R.O." engraved

iuside front case ... ... . ... ... Silver huuting English lever, by Horehart, Lon.

don ... ... ._ ... .. . . .. Silver hunting English lever, by W . Cross, Lon.

dOll, scratched" A. 'Yatson " on dome ... Hlmting cased WaJtham, scratched" A. Bry_

den" ins ide back cuse Silver Rotheram Open_facecl Englis h lever

Silver huntin~ 'Valtbam Sih·er Eog-lish lever, cngrft.ved "Geo. Brimsoll,

17th April, 1893," inside back case

I Police

I Gazette

reference.

21 21 21 21 21 21 22 22

29 27

33 33 55 61

55,65

66 66 66 69

69,70

71 76 76

81 SI

81 81

85 85 8.

8.

90

'5 97

99 HO 116 120

120

Horses, Cattle, &c. Vide PoUce Gazette, 1894, page 98.

Cue,- James Hagan's horse has been found.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 112.

Oue.-John Frederick's two horses have been found.

Vide Police f1azette, 1894, page 98.

Fremantle.- The bay pony described in above reference bas been found, not stolen.

E sperance.-Stolen on or about the 9th ult., frolll owner's paddock, Fraser's Range,- gl'ey mare (near­ly white), mane and tail darker than body, scar on forebead above off eye, wire-cut on one leg (supposed off hind leg), about 14t hands bigb , about 12 years old, 6 months gone in foal, branded X or X on near side under saddle, tbe property of Dempster brothers. Suspicion attaches to a man known as John Davis or Da,vison, stout build, about 5ft. Sin. or 9in. higb, dark beard cut sbort and growing thin on face, long thin features and prominent nose, about 45 or 50 years old; supposed to have gone towards Euda en 1'oute to South Australia j when last seen had witb him a dark brown mare with very sore back.

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Conditional Release Issued for :-

HUGH MCGRISKIN, Reg. No. 9242, on the 29th ult.

Inquests. Coolga,.die.-On the 19tb ult. , at t he Court House,

before J. M. Finnertv, RM. and Coroner, touching the death of Murtj Broclerick, found dead in a claim, covered with earth, on the 19th inst. Verdict­<I Accidental death."

F,·emantle.-On the 27tb ult., at the Court House, before D. K. Congdon, J.P., Acting Coroner, on tbe body of Frederick Barnard, who fell from tbe s.s. " Bulimba" into tbe sea a t Fremantle, on the 22nd ult. Verdict-" Accidental death."

Bunbury.--On the 27th ult., at the Court House, before W. H. Timperley, RM. and Coroner, on the body of John Connor, ex-Sergeant of Police, who died suddenly at bis residence, on the 26th ult. Verdict-" Death from natural causes."

F,.emantle. - On the 28th ult. and 2nd inst., at the Court H ouse, before R Fairbairn, RM. and Coroner, on the uocly of Michael O'Lough],1n, who was drowned from the Fremantle J etty on the 27th nIt. Verdict--­"Found drowned."

Prisoner tried at the Special Sessions, Albany, on the 25th June, 1894,

Con · I It". No. I Name. I Offence. dition.

Free. Elsegood. Chas. E. Embezzlement (3 offences)

PRISONERS

I District.

I Police Gazette [ Verdict.

page.

Planttlb'ltnet . 96 Guilty

DISCHARGED.

H ow di sposed of.

12 months h .l. 9 months h .l. concur·

rent. Do. do.

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Free Do. T.L. Free I'emale

.l!'ree Exp. Do. Do. Free

ChillC~(l' 1 Ab.l1at.

Do.

Ab.llll.t.

Do. Do. Do.

942 1262

10143 Local

1271 8489 3329 7503 1266

F,·om Fremantle P"ison, during the week ending Saturday, 30th June, 1894. Thompson, Charles Assault ....,.. .. [ 2 months h.1. ... Coolgal'die August, A.ugustine Disorderly... ... ... ... 20s. or 14 days h.1. . Fremantle Wardell, Thos. Do. ... ...... 1 month h.1. ... Perth Chfton, Thos. .. . Vagrant ... 21 days h.1. . ... Fremantle Molyneux, Lizzie .. Disorderly. 14 days h.1. ... ... P erth 'l'hompson, Jno. Drunk 5s. or 3 days Fremantle Bl'oadley, Thos. I· False pretences ... 6 months h.1. Perth Redmond, P atk. ... Disorderly ... ] month h.1.. . Do. Menzies, Alex. Do. ...... .... .. Do. ... Do. Varian, Carl Do. ... . . . I 7 days h.1. Do.

F,·o", Hall's Creek Gaol, dw·ing the t/,,·ee weeks ending Sat" ,·day, 26th May, 1894.

126th June 28th do. 27th do. 28th do . 29th do.

1 30th do.

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Ch.l tWa.l'l'lI1~ ... Breaking 1'elegraph line ... 12 months ... ... Do. ... 26th do. Ah. Poy . Breach of Goldfields Regulations 11 month ... ... [ Hall's Creek [ 6th May

Wlckabardllle Do. _. . .. . ... ... ... Do.... ... ... Do. ... Do. do.

F1'o1n Ca1'nan'von Gaol, dU1'ing the th1'ee weeks ending Sat~(,1'(lay, 23nl June, 1894. Coomabalya Unlawful possession 1 year Upper Gas· 5th June

Cattle stealing Do. ... _ .. Assault

Do. 2: years 3 months

Mincro DolgabiddY ·· Cnrruug, a lias Sunday.

coyne Do. Do.

... l\fillilya ..

7th 19th 23rd

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COpelfl.lld. A . Collier, 'Vm. Dix, W. F.

Name.

Jacobs. Edwin Kelly, Michael Leslie. Jobn Mitchell, Bamey McDowlell, Duncau Racino. Frank Ridge, John Scallion, John Watson, W. M. Jacksou, ArthuT Manilha Ma-wbin Parlo. Wilburrn lllllckie Pondo , .. Cook, Charles Miller, Wm. Buckley, Anbur Jupiter ... Burke. George Coonjerra ... Burbank, J. E. Manning. W. H. Pyle, A..rthur H. Brown, Thomas Brown, Charles Massey, Chns. Smith, John Collis, W. F. . .. Livingstone, Ale:.:. Kevera Little, Joe King, Wm ... English, George Collins, John Sh6le1', E. von Beardsworth, Erllest Da.vies, Fmncis J. Hamilton, JllB. ' •. FranciS, Charles Hy. Sidney, George Grasse, J ohn Meiklejohn, E. E o,. McEwa.ll, Donald .. Pritchard, Ed. Llewellyu, W. B. Freddy Yeeligub Sambo Murl>hy. Patrick Murphy. Joseph 'Wilson, Henry Hunt, Frank Nipper

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List of Unexecute{[ Warrants for the Half-year ending 30th Juue, 1894.

Date of I S8(\6.

27th February 27th February 2nd June 16th June 2nd February" 16th March 27th February 14th June 27th February 27th February 14th Juue 17th March 15th February 3rd February. 24th February 3rd February ... 3rd February. 19th January . 2.j,th February 18th April 6th March 10th March 23rd February HthMay 23rd April 18th January . 9th May 23rd May 31st March SIst March 21st June 15th l\1a.y loth May 12th May lSth February 20th January . 6th February 17th January .. 7th June 14th April 14th April 1st May. 9th February. 10th May 28th February Srd February . 2nd February . 20th March 6th April 14th March 9th March 24th January . 9th March 16th \farch Srd May 5th June 28th March

1 4th January

Wbere Issued.

Aloony Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.

Annean .. Broome

Do. Do. Do.

Cllrnarvon Do.

Coolgllrdie Cossack Cue

Do. Derby

Do. Fremautle

Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. ".

GeraJdton Do. Do . ...

Greenough Guildford Katannil1g Northam

Do. Perth

Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.

Roebourne Do. Do.... __ _

Southern Cross Do. Do.

York Do.

Ol'Jence.

Larceny by bailee Stowaway Fugitive offender

Do. ... ... .. Deserter H.l~:t:. Service Larceny by bailee Embezzlement ... .A bsconding debtor Lar ceny by bailee Stowaway Absconding debtor

Do. Disorderly Wounding with intent. Murder Wounding with intent.

Do. Breach of contract

Do. Larceny Absconding debtor Horse.stealing Assault Forgery Larceny Absconding debtor .. ,

Do. Do.

Contempt of Court Do.

Deserting' ship Do.

Absconding debtor Do.

Breach of contract Larceny

Do. Contempt of Court Larceny

Do. False pretences

Do. Do.

Deserting family I Do. ... . ..

Absconding debtor Fugitit'e offender Absconding debtor Contempt of Court Malicious injury to property Breach of contract

Do. Do.

L arceny Do.

False pretences Assauln Breach of contract

By Authority: R I CH ARD P ETHER. Government Printer, Perth.

Police Gazette Roference.

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117 52

"" 38 G2 38 "8 32 46 87 62 56 ·16

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VVESTERN A USTRALIA_

(Published by Authority. I

This Gazette is p"blished for Police in/o"mation only, and the Police tlwo"gho"t the Oolony are instr"cted to make themselves ihoToughly acq"ainted with the contents.

GED. PHILLIPS, Oommissioner of Po/;ice.

No. 28.J WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. [1894_

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Per son, &c.

Ooolga,·die.-On the 27th ult., from the person of George O'Neil,-l £5 Commercial Bank note, No. A 003622, and 1 £1 Commercial Bank note, No. A 021574.-C.I. 335.

Ooolga.·die.-On the 28th ult., from owner's store, -3 caddies of Dunlop's "Derby" tobacco, each containing 20lbs., 1 caddy of Williams' .. Victory," marked u~o, containing 20lbs., and 1 box of "Black Swan" twist, marked u~o, containing 751bs., the property of Walsh & Son.-C.I. 336.

F,·emantle.-On the night of the 5th inst., from the Government Steam Crane on little J etty,-a piece of l~ inch brass pipe, about 3ft. long, with curve in centre, the property of the Government.-C.I. 337.

P.,·th.- Between the 29th ult. and 3rd inst., from Barrack Street Jetty,- clinker built jarrah boat, 16 ft. long, painted black all over, has a hole at top of stern post, with anchor weighing about 35Ibs., the property of _. Armstrong.-C.I . 338.

Pe1'th.- On the 4th inst., from an out·house in tbe premises of W . T. Cotton, Cottesloe,-:- 1 jack plane, 14in. long, 1 smoothmg plane, 6 chIsels (2 I-meh, 2 i-inch, 1 ! -inch, and 1 i -inch) , 1 gouge, ~-inch, 2 screw-drivers (1 large with oval handle and round hlade, the other small), 1 pair large pincers, 1 lO·inch square, 1 3·inch ditto, 1 small boxwood spoke­shave, 2 hammers (1 medium sized, 1 small), 1 brace and 8 assorted bits, 1 12-inch brass backed tenon saw, 1 pair of H Truman's" shears, 3 steel punches (all tools marked" W . T. Cotton" in wood), 2 black leak leather portmanteaux, each about 2ft. 3in. x 14in. x gin., with S.s. c, Ormuz" labels, and several small China ornaments and knick-knacks, the prop­erty of W. T. Cotton.-C.1. 339.

F1·emantle.-On or about the 1st ult., from owner's dwelling, Cottesloe,-a pair of opera glasses, en­graved "E. Keane, Perth" on tubes, the propert,v of E. Keane.-C.1. 340.

F".,nantle.-On or about the 25th ult., from owner's dwelling, Cottesloe,-tin box painted dark mahogany colour, containing two ball-dresses, 2 morning dresses, 4 blouses, 3 pairs of woollen com­binations, 4 changes of underclothing (all above clothing being marked "F. E. White "), 3 knitted vests, several rug straps, and a pair of men's lace-up boots, size 7, with plain toe-caps, the property of E. Keane.-C.I. 341.

FI·emantle .- On the nigbt of the 29th ult., from owner's premises, Collie Street,-1 garden spade, very little worn, branded WL on handle, the prop· erty of W. Jarratt.-C.I. 342.

F,..mantle.-On the night of the 8th inst., from owner's auction mart, High Street,-1 "grave" cross, composed of tin cut, and fashioned into the resemblance of a wreath of leaves and flowers, t he leaves being painted green and flowers variously coloured, size about 18in. x 14in., the property of H. E. Wilson.-C.I. 343.

Janahdale.-Between tbe 1st and 5th inst., from owner's dwelling,- l gold bar brooch with small ruby in centre, 1 pair gold ear· drops in the shape of vine leaves, and a gold keeper ring, chased like Shamrock leaves, the property of Mar,Y Swash.-C.I. 344.

P.,·th.-On the night of the 9th inst., from the person of John Kilty,-silver hunting Waltham watch, No. 1995200.-C.I. 345.

Apprehensions. GEORGE EMMETT, at Southern Cross, by Corporal

W illiams; larceny (2 offences). Committed for trial, and 3 month. h. l. , 2-7.94. P roperty recovered.

FELlX M URPHY, at Southern Cross, by Corporal Williams, on search warrant j larcenv. Committed for trial,4·7.94. Admitted to bail. ' Property re­covered,

JOHN D. ArKMAN, at Southern Cross, on the 22nd uIt. , by P .C. Duggan, on warrant; ernbezilemellt (2 offences). 3 months h.!. for each offence, 23-6-94.

JOHN WANLIS, at Bunbury, on the 28th ult .. by P.Cs. Green and O'Connor; unlawfully in premises. 12 months b.!', 5-7-94

CADDY alias SCOTTY alias JOHNNY, ab nat., at Nannine, on the 23ril ult., by P.C. Thomson, on warrant j wilful murder of an aboriginal native boy at Nannine, Murchison, on or about tbe 20th May last.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 126. MICHAEL SILBERMAN, brought up at Cue ou the

21st ult. Discharged.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 127 (Warrants Issued). HARRY JONES alias THOMAS RVAN, at Southern

Cross, on the 6th inst., by P.C. Duggan.

W,LL lAM JONES, Burmese, at Derby, on the 28th ult., by Corp!. Cad den ; refusing to join his ship. 10 weeks h.!.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 22. GIBIDIE, ab. nat., brought up at Mileura on the

8th ult. 12 months h.!. and 25 lashes.

J. W. HOPKINs and FRED PECKHHI, at Guildford, on the 3rd inst., by P.Cs. Sellenger and Savage; larceny from the person. Remanded. Property partly recovered.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 126.

HUGO A. FISHER, brought up at Fremantle on the 4th inst. Discharged.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894. page 12l.

THOMAS REGAN, brought up at Perth on the 2nd inst. Discharged.

EOGAR VON SHOELER, at Albany, on the 4th inst., by P.C. Teahan; assault (2 offences.) 40s. fine or 14 days h.l. for each offence (cumulative.)

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 127.

ROBERT WILLIAMSON, exp., late 9623, brought up at Perth on the 4th inst. Committed for tria!'

WILLlillI JONES and EDWARD PHILLIPS, at Perth, on the 3rd inst., by Det. Condon; vagrancy. 12 months h.!. each.

Burglary and Housebreaking. Vide Poltce Gazette, 1894, page 127.

Coolgardie. - The property described in above reference is the property of John Bohen. The cash box (empty) and billiard balls have been found about a mile from the office.

. F".,nantle.-Stolen, during the night of the Rth Inst., from owner's dwelling at Cottesloe,~l pair of n~w unwashed ",Jaeger" combinations, 1 Jaeger m~ht-dress, 1 pall' of woollen pyjamas, 1 woollen shut, 1 If Jaege,r" ve~t, 1 pair of pyjama trollSel'8, 1 ~a.rk blue. mormng smt, 1 twilled morning coat, and 2 od_d p~:rs of trou~;rs (all above clothing being mal ked E. Keane ), and a quantity of cakes honey, and butter, the property of E. Keane -0 l' 346. . 0 ••

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Property Lost,

Pe1,th.- On the 4th inst.,-gold sleeve link, in the design of a dumb-bell and c!ub, the prol?erty of F. W. Sherwood. On the 5th mst.,-proIUlssory note for £7, drawn by King & Vosper, payable to C. A . Valevius, due 18-6-94, the property of C. A. Valevius.

Alb,"'y.-On the 29th ult.,-fountain pen, the property of J. Prediaux.

Espemnce.-On the 7th ult.,-old Winchester re. peating rifle, nickel-plated, the property of Winnie, ab. nat.

F,·emantle.-On the 2nd inst.,-cheque on Com­mercial Bank, Fremantle, No. 215, drawn by A. G. Rosser, payable to bearer, amount £6, the property of F. Marchant. On the 3rd inst.,-grey pug do" about 3 months old, rather weak in bind legs, tL~ property of Miss Flinders. On the 6th inst.,­cheque on W.A. Bank, Fremantle, drawn by J. Bolton, payahle to A. lng or hearer, amount £3, the property of A. lug.

D,,·by.-On the 20th ult.,-silver hunting Wal­tham watch, scratched "Hal'l'is" inside case, and silver chain of half twisted long links, the property of A. Han·is. .

Northam.-On the 25th ult.,-small bull terrier dOll, black tail and clipped ears, the property of A. Mouger. On the 5th inst.,-brown leather purse containing £16, gold and notes, the property of Thos. Riggins.

Miscellaneous. R. J. BARRATT, charged at Guildford, on the 26th

ult., by Richard Clarke; false pretences. 6 months h.!.

HENRY E. SPRY, at York, on the 18th ult., on the application of P.C. Kelly, was placed on the Pro­hibited List for 6 months.

PICKLES, ab. nat., charged at Roehoul'lle, on the 23rd ult., by P .C. Leen ; supplying liquor to ab. nats. £20 fine or 3 months h.1.

HUGH DENNY, charged at Junction, on the 23rd ult., by P.C. Turner; sly grog selling. £30 fine and Imprisonment until the rising of the Court.

DAVID, Cingalee, charged at Roebourne, on the 29th ult. , by Mary Bassett; disorderly conduct. 3 months h.!.

THOMAS CROW, charged at Guildford, on the 3rd inst., hy P.C. Sellenger; sly grog selling. £30 fine and 1 mont.h imprisonment.

E. L. HANDCOCK, charged at Fremantle, on the 2nd inst., by W. R. Llewellyn; false pretences. 6 months h.1. (cumulative).

JAMES BALLS, cbarged at Albany, on tbe 27th ult., by John Barber; assault. Fined 20s. and costs.

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Escaped Prisoners. No. 523.-GEORGE COLKETT. t .!.. Reg. No. 9692.

stout build, age 52 years, height 5ft. 7in., dark brown hair turning grey, hazel eyes, round visage, sallow complexion, black beard and moustache turning grey. a labourer; absconded while on pass from Perth to Jarrahdale, between the 18th and 22nd ult.

No. 524.-EDGAR VON SHOELER, strong muscular build, age 20, looks older, height about 5ft. 7in ., dark brown hair and incipient dark moustache, dark hazel eyes, oval visage, fresh rather fair complexion, now sunburnt, a labourer j savs be has been a cadet in the German navy j supposed to be identical with Erphim von Sboeler (vide P.G., 1894, p. 71, War­rants Issued); absconded from Albany Gaol on the 7th inst., while under sentence of 28 days b.!. for assault.

Warrants Issued. COIL alias JINKO alias GEORGEY, ab. nat. (no

description given) j wilful murder of ab. nat. Yarra­biddy alias Johnny Callaghan, at Nannine, on or about the 28th February last. Dated Nannine, 23rd June, 1894.

GEORGE HODGES, English, age 38 years, height 5 ft. 8 or 9 in., slightly bald, generally shaves except moustache, is known by the nickname of "Patent Log," a butcher j false pretences on John Martin Rounsevell. Dated Bamhoo Creek, 14th June, 1894.

THOMAS LYONS (no description given); being in­debted to T . B. N. Collins in the sum of £6 13s. 3d. To be arrested at any seaport of the Colony, but not elsewhere. Dated Perth, 29th June, 1894.

Horses, Cattle, &c. Perth.·-Sold at Canning, on the 2nd inst., hy order

of the P.M.,-red cow, near ear lopped and slit, branded W on near hip, and red and white calf.

Ooolga,·die.-Fonnd on or about the 2nd ult. at Bulla Bulling Soak,-light bay horse, about 8 years old, about] 2t hands high, white mark over near eye, no brands visible.

Inquests. F,.emantle.-On the 2nd anel 4th inst., at the Cour t

House, before R. Fail'bairn, R.M. and Coroner, on the body of Michael Bryan Tully, who died on the 1st inst., from injuries received through being knocked down hy a vehicle driven by John Han'is, on the 29th nIt. Verdict---H Accielental death."

Roebo1<rne.-On the 23rcl and 25th nIt., at the Court House, before G. Gordon, J.P., Acting Coroner, on the body of Ah Tie, Chinaman, who dieel suddenly on the 23rd ult . Verdict---" Death from natural causes."

Certificate of Freedom Issued for:-

ROBERT CARDY, Reg. No. 10415, on the 4th inst. Convicted at thc Supreme Court, Perth, on the 3rd July, 1889, of forgery and uttering (3 offences), and sentenced to 5 years p.s. for each offence (concurrent).

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RETURN OF LICENSES issued under "The Wines, Beer, and Spirit Sale Act, 1880," for the year 1894.

PUBLICANS' GENERAL LICENSES.

,\1~~'-1 Nam,. \ Siga. I Tawn" D''''·'''.

Free "1 Hamilton, John "'1 Derby Hotel "'1 Derby. Do. . HUlDmerston, Hemy Transcontinental Nortbam (pro-Augustus Hotel visional).

WAYSIDE HOUSE LICENSES.

Condi · I Name. Sign. .\.Ta"" " Di",;',. liou

- ---- ----Free .. Brown, Jolm . IUoora Hotel Moora, Midland

Railway. Do. Hancock, Herbert Railway Ref resh. Spencer's Brk.

Wil\iam ment Roo m Da. Troode, F. B. ... Qne and All Hotel l\-Iount l'IIagnet. Da. Da.

COlldi- 1 tioll.

Free .. Do. Do. Do.

Moxon, E. W. Grand Hotel YalA"oo. Murphy, Micbael Peak Hill Ho te! Peak Hill.

SPIRIT MERCHANTS' LICENSES.

Name.

Henty, Cobham & Co. Tobias, Brothers ... l'IIonger, J. H. & Co. Rya, A. Kolroins

Town or District.

Coolgardie. Do. Do. Do.

COLONIAL WINE LICENSE.

COlldi·1 Name. 1 Towu or District. tiou.

---~---------------~ Free .. ! Hurst, Henry.. 1 Cooigardie.

WINE AND BEER LICENSE.

COlldi· 1 :-I"ame. I Town or District. lion.

--~----------------~ Free .. ) Power, Harry.. I Cooiga,rdie.

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BILLIARD TABLE LICENSE.

ca"d'-I tion. Name.

1

Town or District.

F,,,,, 1

Power, Harry .. ... 1 C oolgardie.

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EATING, BOARDING, AND LODGI:'lG HOUSE LICENSE.

OO"di·1 Name. 1 "l'ownorDiSIl"ict .. HOIl.

--~----------------~ Free ... 1 Chi, John ... 1 Broome.

V ide Poriee Gazette, 18~H, page ·J..-The Publican's General License held by Edward Cooke for the" Club" Hotel, Fremantle, was trans­ferred to Thomas O'Bemie on t he 2nd inst.

Vide Police Ga~ette, 1891, page 57.-The Wine and Beer License held by J. R. Driscoll for the" Horse.shoe" Tavern, Day Dawn, was trans· ferred to James Watkills 011 the 15th ult.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 43.- The Wayside House License held by Arthul' Bower for the" Lake Austin" Hotel, MurchisOll, was trans· ferred to Rohert Howie on the Hth nIt. The Publican's Geneml License held by W. J . MilIignn for the "Crown" Hotel, Cue, was transferred to Thomas Williams on the 6th ult.

YidI' Police Ga::rttr, 1894, pfH~ek-The Pnh\i('fln's Gpnpl~l T.icenF<e held by A. E. Wisdom for the "Exchange" Hotel, Coolj!ft1"(lic, wa-; trunsferred to Arthllr Levers on the 5th ult. The Publican's General License beld by H. ·W. Evans for the" Coolgardie" H otel, Oooit,"Rrdie. was traDsferred to J ohn Lord on the 5th nIt. The Publican's Genem l License held by Thomas H. Tobit1.s for the "Miner's Call1p'' Hotel, Coolgardie, was tl'ansferred to Judab Lipman under t.he sign of the "Freemasons" Hotel on the 5th ult. T he Wayside House ~icense held by Q. W. Snell for the "Hnlf.way" House, Boorabblll, was trausferred to W. A. Tw·toll on the 5th uIt.

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PRI SON ERS DI :::;UH ARG-ED .

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Jilrom Fremantle Prison, during the week ending Satwrday, 7th July, 1894. Free 1257 Kelly, Edwal'd Maliciously destroying property; 26s. or 14 days h.1. j Perth l , Do. 1255 Do. 1265

Smith, F rank McEhoy, Michael Stubbs, J osepb Nelson, John Perry, Robert Tal'antel', Thos. Kirkley, Henry

resisting the police 12s. or 14 days Larceny 1 month h.l. Disorderly. 10s . or 14 days h.I.

Guildford Perth Fremantle P erth

]2nd Jnly.

Exp. 9376 Free 1223 Do. 1242 Do. Do. 1259

Drunk 205. or 14 days h.t. Do. 7s. or 7 days h.l. Do. lOs. or 7 days h.1. Disorderly .. , 22s. or ) month h.l. Wife desertion 6 months h.1.

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Woods, Exp. 24·6·9" J :unes" t

Broadley, " 8489 m. stout 50 , 3 black (turn. hazel dark sbepherd England 24.6.9,1

Thomas .. inggrey) nose Freeman, Local 1198 stout. 33 55 dark brown blue rouud fair labourer W.A. 'bLP. and wreath and IE.T.F.

J ames Oll left ann, scar on lleck and 3 on forehead

Valdemar, " 1064 ... . ..

Achlund t Reeves, Exp. 7518 ...

Richard § James, Fredk. Local 12181 stout .. . 35 6 o dark brown gr'y long fresh carpenter N .S.W . .. s,'" on r ight side of neck,

moles on back, ditto left

Ree, es, John S shin, crooked nose

" 713 ... dark . brown Butler, Wm . .

" 1065 r. stout 21 5 3t light oval dark labourer W.A. 7 moles on back, 6 scars on hazel

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back of head, I scar right shin

Benning, Geo. Exp . ....§....!L!.L stout .. 53 54< grey, b..'l.ld grey long fresh England GCB FGO and MB on left ann I O .. ~tl

- -- --.. These two men were not due fo r discharge-olle until 18'7.94-, the other until 24-.7.91. Both got remission and were clischarged on 24--6.94-.

t Vide P.G., 1892, p. 161. t Vide P.G., 1894-, p. 16. § Vide P.G. 1893, p. 25. S Vide P.G., 1892, p. 199.

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-W-E STERN AUSTRALIA.

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This G«zette is pubbished f()1' Police i"fm'mamon only, and the Police t/wonghout the Colony ,we insb'ucted to make themselves thm'oughly acquainted with the contents.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissione'r of Police.

No. 29.J WEDNESDAY, JULY 18. [1894.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

Vide Poltce Gazette, 1894, page 126 C.l. 329.

Premantle.-The gold ring descrihed in above reference, the property of Mrs. McGuigan, has been found not stolen.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 99, C.l. 257. Geraldton.- The watch and chain described in

above reference, the property of A. Bryden, have been found not stolen.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 99, C.l. 263. Perth.-The plasterer's tools described in above

reference, the property of William Bible, have been recovered in possession of Joseph Arll1strong. (Vide Apprehensions. )

Victm'ia Plains.-On the 26th ult., from a tent at Wongoug Hills,-l woollen rug with red, black, and white stripes, 2 knitted white woollen shirts. 1 red woonen shirt, cross bar pattern, with short sleeves, 1 pair knitted white woollen drawers, 1 blue monkey jacket, 1 red silk handkerchief, 1 pail' black and white check trousers, 1 towel, 2 leather straps each 4ft. long, aud a quantity of meat and groceries, the property of George Anderson. Suspicion attaches to an ab. nat., name unknown, described as about 5£t. 8in high, with large whiskers, wearing dirty white short trousers, light billycock hat, and dirty light coloured shirt.-C.I. 346.

S01<thern C'·Os8.-·0n or about the 30th May last, 2 tin trunks containing 1 silver-gilt tea service, chased with" marguerite" flower pattern, 1 chased tea urn, 1 large album containing several photos., 1 fancy walnut-cased music box, with several tunes, including that of " Let me like a soldier fall," 3 dozen white handled knives and silver forks, 1 silver toast rack, 1 swinging looking. glass, 1 black and white silk dress trimmed with jet lace, 1 cardinal brocM silk dress, 1 primrose coloured silk dress, 1 electric blue satin dress trimmed with black lace and light steel buttons, 1 Maltese lace Cl'eam coloured shawl, 2 pairs lace cuffs and collars, 1 black lace jacket or cloak, 1 cardinal plush dolman, 5 white petticoats marked

" A.D." or " M.D.," 5 table cloths marked" A.D.," 6 s~eets marked" A.D." or "M.D.," several pillow­shps marked " A.D." or " M.D.," 2 01' 3 pairs lady's bronzed buttoned kid boots size t, 1 pail' lady's bronzed kid lace·up shoes with high heels, bronzed beads in front, size 5, 1 pail' lady's patent leather shoes, several pairs open worked primrose or lemon coloured stockings, 1 lady's cardinal waist·coat with gilt buttons, 2 lady's white waistcoats, 1 grey and black velvet jacket and waistcoat with bright metal buttons, 1 black silk jacket with cuffs of grey and black striped Telvet, 1 broche jacket with brown silk sleeves, 9 lady's linen handkerchiefs marked" A.D." or "M.D.," 1 eider· down cnshion, 1 large family Bible with the name of "Catherine Dick" inside, 12 gent's white shirts marked" A.D.," 4 pairs of trousers, 2 black cloth frock coats, and several white flannel shirts marked "A.D.," the property of Mrs. Dusantry. -C.I. 347.

Southern C,·088.-0n or about the 27th ult.,-Iady's open-faced Geneva watch, much worn, steel hands,

. white dial, No. 73203, the property of Joseph Barrett.-C.I. 348.

Southem 01"088.-0n the night of the 29th ult.,­la.rge brown leather portmanteau, much worn, about 3 feet long, fastened with two broad leather straps each marked (faintly) "W.T.B.," containing old brown suit of clothes, several shirts and socks, and a small old revolver, the property of Geo. T. Starkey. -C.I.349.

Coolg((;"die.-On the 3rcl inst., from owner's store, Hannan's,-a wooden box used as a cash-box, con­structed from half a 20·lb. tobacco box, containing 3 sovereigns, £3 6s. 9d. in silver, a cheque for £7 drawn by W. G. Brookman, crossed cheque for £8 16s. 9d. drawn by F. & F. Carbould on W.A. Bank, payable to F. & T. Mahomet, tlated 3rd July, No. 74, crossed cheque for £5 drawn by P. A., Reynolds on Union Bank, payable to F. Mahomet, dated 3rd July, cheque for £4, drawn by G. E. Lane on Commercial Bank payable to R. Grenfell, dated 27th June, and a cauvas bag containing £20 in silver, the property of Robert Humphries.-C.I. 350.

Northampton.-On the 9th inst., from the person of John Flemin", at the" Railway" Hotel,-black leather purse, wit~ ball fastenin.g. ~ied with t,~in~; containing 3 sovereIgns, ODe ofwhlCh IS marked X, with a knife on obverse.-C.I. 351.

Geraldton.-On the 24th ult., from Hall's boarding­house - 1 pair part worn sea boots, size 8, 2 pairs white blankets, stamped" S.M.S.," and one long black oilskin coat, the property of Waiter Wichman.-C.I. 352.

Gemldton.-On the 10th inst., from owner's dwell­ing, Marine Terrace,-l 2ft. 2 fold carpenter's I:ule with brass nails set in edges, and a hnar pIpe, marked something like D on bottom of bowl, with vulcanite mouth-piece, the property of John Dono­van.-C.I. 353.

Gidldford.-On the night of the 12th inst., from owner's premises, Oakover, - nearly D,ew ridi,ng saddle with large knee-pads, 2 blue gIrths WIth double buckles, square stirrup-irons, 1 nearly new bricUe, and an old saddle stitched on seat. and on one fiap, small knee-pads, stirrup-irons witl) 3 bars, 2 odd D's on saddle, the property of W. D. Moore.­C.l. 354.

F,·e11lantle.-On the 30th ult., from a horse at North Fremantle,- No. 1 metal bell with strap about au inch wide and single buckle, the property of GeOl'ge Martin. Snspicion attaches to Thomas Driscoll, age abont 15 years, short and stout, with dark hair and complexion, shabbily dressed.-C.I. 355.

Fre11lantle.-On the night of the 9th inst., from owner's premises, Light-house hill,-l white hen pigeon with black tail, beak, and back, and 1 brown feather in right wing, ,md 2 young unlledged pigeons, tbe property of Captain RU8sell.-C.I.356.

Fre11lantle.-On the 11th inst., from the person of Esther Nicholson,-dark kid purse with knob fastening and 1 partition containing 2s. Sd. in silver and copper. This offence was committed by a man, name unknown, described as big, of slovenly appear­ance, with dark complexion, dark hair and whiskers, wearing· dark coat and dark hard hat.-C.I. 357.

F,·emantle.-Between the 3rd and 10th inst., from the" Pier" Hotel, -1 lady's green silk parasol, with plain wooden handle, a parcel containing shirts and collars, supposed marked "E. Knoop," a brown leather portmanteau, supposed branded "F. H." or " F. Harpur," containing a dress suit, brown tweed suit, light tweed suit, and Masonic apron; also a gold brooch set with 3 pearls, the property of A. G. Rosser. Suspicion attaches to Amelia Drummond, now in custody.-C.I. 35S.

F,·emantle.-On or about the 12th inst., from the "Federal" Hotel,-blue cloth overcoat, single fly and 1 row of cloth buttons, 4 pockets with flaps on outslde, small rent on right shoulder, lined with black alpaca, the property of Wm. Steveus. Sus­picion attaches to Thom'as Coghlan alias Yankee Sullivan, age about 33 years, height about 5ft. 7in., medium build, full dark beard and whiskers, dark complexion, dark hair.·-C.I. 359.

F,·emantle.-On the 14th inst., from the .. Vic­toria" Hotel,-l pair men's old heavy blucher boots, Sl'le 8, wlth holes cut in sides for ankles, toe and heel plates, hob-nailed, rivetted soles, the property of Robert Eadie.-C.I. 360.

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N01·th(l!ln.-Between the 12th and 30th ult., from o.wner's dwelling,-lady's ~ol?- chain of long oval lmks, each stamped lSct. IllsIde and outside oval gold locket, set round with pearls, and small M~ltese crOS8 attached, the property of Mrs. E. Dempster. SuspICIOn attaches to Maud Peake, domestic servant lately in Mrs. Dempster's employ.-C.I. 361. '

P.,·th.-On the 5t~ inst., from owner's dwelling, MI!!Jgau Street,-gu'l s brown mackmtosh, with long cape with reddish brown lining, nearly new, the property of Mrs. B. T. Heuston.-C.I. 362.

Pe1'th.-On the 14th inst., from owner's stable Wellington Street,-l colonial riding saddle, with two holes cut in flaps, value £4, the property of Henry Guppy.-C.I. 363.

Apprehensions. Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 133 (Escaped Prisoners) . EDGAR VON SHOELER, at Albany, on the 9th inst.,

by Det. Connell and W.P.C. Cook. 1 month h.l.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 127 (Warrants Issued). ALBERT JAMES WAGNER, at Bundia near Mullewa,

on the 7th inst., by P.C. Tyler. Brought np at Geraldton on the 9th inst. Remanded.

JOSE PH McGRADY, at Geraldton, on the 2nd inst., by P.C. Mercer; disorderly conduct and resisting Police. 6 months h.!.

CAROLINE RUNHAM, at Busselton, on the 7th inst., by Corp1. Houlaban; vagrancy. 3 montbs imprison­ment.

SA.MUEL R,LEY, at Fremantle, on the 11th inst., by P.C. Kelso; vagrancy. 2 months h.!.

JUIES WOOD, exp., late 991S, at Fremantle, on the 7th inst., by P.C. Anderson; giving false name. 1 month h.!.

THOMAS DUDLEY, at Fremantle, on the 12th inst., by P.C. Kelso; larceny. 14 days h.!. Property recovered.

Vide C.L 358. AMELu DRuMMOND, at Fremantle, on the 13th

inst., by Det. Smyth; stealing the articles ahove­mentioned. Remanded.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 132. HARRY JONES alias THOMAS RYAN, brought up at

Perth on the 10th inst. Discharged. Amount paid.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 99., C.I. 263. JOSEPH ARMSTRONG, at Perth, on the 13th inst., by

P.C. Thomas; stealing the articles above-mentioned. 3 montbs h.!. Property recovered.

W,LL,HI HAMILTON, at Perth, on the 17th inst., by P.C. Mclntyre; larceny. Remanded. Property recovered.

Conditional Release Holder. PETER MCCARTHY, Reg. No. 103S3, reported

leaving Geraldton for Yalgo. on the 2nd lDst.

S,NG WIT, Reg. No. 10363, reported his arrival at Perth, from Guildford, on the 16th IDst.

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Property Lost. P.,·th.-On the 9th inst., blue crane with yellow

legs, white feathers near ' beak, the property of Albel't Brittaill. On the 11th inst., bracelet com­posed of gold and silver native Indian coins, the propel'ty of Miss Angelo. On the 12th inst., 4 keys on piece of string, the property of H. Wright. On the 15th inst., fox terrier slut, 4 months old, faun coloured head, black spot on rump, with leather collar studded with hrass nails, the property of Dr. Elgee.

F,·emantle.- On the 14th inst., lady's blue print belt trimmed with white braid, and small gold chain with tassel and silver locket containing 2 photos. attached, the property of Miss A. Smith.

G,,·aldton.- On 01' about the 5th inst., sample case 3ft. x 2ft., addressed" S. Bloxsidge, s.s .• Waroonga,' Geraldton," containing dress pieces in 8 yard lengths, I doz. white shirts in blue boxes, size 15ill. x I6in., 3 striped rugs, 4 boxes of lady's underclothing in sets, 5 pairs lady's knicker drawers, 4 chemises, and 2 nightdresses, the property of S. Bloxsidge. On the 6th inst., a Stronvaar whiskey case containing 4 do •. large bottles of Singer Co. machine oil, 2 small vices, 3 or 4 bottles of French Polish, and a quantity of stationery marked, " Singer Mfg. Co." Geraldton, the property of P. W. Watkins.

Southem C'·088. - 0n the 11th inst., gold ring with one lar~e white diamond in claw setting, tbe prop. erty o{Emil Boomberg. On the 14th inst., gold brooch in butterfly pattern set WIth one dIamond, the property of Mrs. Snell.

Pe1'lh.- On the 15th inst., silk bag purse contain­ing 2 £10 W. A. Bank notes, 1 £5 W. A. Bank note, and 2 single notes, the property of Karl Rudolph.

Warrants Issued. G. W. L. MACKAY, rather slight built, age about

26 years, rather tall, fair complexion, smooth face, boyish appearance, lately bank clerk, Fremantle; being indebted to E. H. Fotherglll In the sum of £50 4s. 6d. To be arrested at any seaport of the Colony, but not elsewhere. Dated Fremantle, 231'd June,lS94.

G. E. Ross (name probably assumed), spare build, about 5ft. Sin. high, about 27 years old, fail' complexion, brown hair and moustache only, has the appearance of a working man j forging and uttering a cheque for £3 17s. 6d., purporting to be signed "J. M. Lapsley ." Dated Perth, 17th July, lS94.

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W ILLI.!..)I FXEDERICK DIX, for larceny of amalgam. A reward of £25 will be given foi· such information as will lead to his arrest, and 5 per cent.

,OD amount recovered.

Miscellaneous. HENRY V. EATON and JAMES STONE, charged at

Geraldton, on tbe 9th inst., by P.C. Tyler; unlawful occupation of Crown Lands. £20 fine and costs each.

FRANCIS ALLENDER, charged at Geraldtoll, on the 9th inst., by P.C. Tyler; sly grog selling. £30 fine and 1 month h.1.

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EnWARD TOBIN and JOHN PERRynrAN, charged at

Mount Magnet, on the 27th ult., by P.C. Kingston; supplying liquor to ab. nats. £20 fine or 1 month h.1. each .

MrCHAEL SILBERMAN, charged at Cue, on the 2nd inst., by Edward Solomon j assault. Bound over to keep tbe peace for 6 months.

JOHN NUTTALL and C. H. LUIBERT, charged at Albany, on the 9th and 12th inst., respectively, by H. M. Thomas, District Registrar; breach of the Registration Act. Fined 40s. and costs each.

JOHN SULLIVAN, charged at Guildford, on the 10th inst., by P.C. Brown; sly grog selling. £30 fine and costs and 2 months imprisonment. Liquor forfeited.

Burglary and Housebreaking. G,,·aldton.-Stolen, on the 30th ult., from the

dwelling of Peter, a Chinaman, Baston's Row,-4'£1 bank-notes, 6 sovereigns, 1 grey tweed suit nearly new, size 4, 1 set of pearl studs, and 3 pearls, the property of John Ming, and 1 diagonal tweed suit, nearly new, size 4, the property of Ah Fong.-C.I. 364.

Special Inquiry. Vide PoUce Gazette, 1894, page 1Ol.

JAMES E. STONE is identical with a man named M. C. Fergusson, who. in 18S0, was convicted for stealing gold in the Northern Territory.

Missing' Friends. HENRY PRATT, stout, age 52 years, height 5ft

lOin., auburn hair, red beard, whiskers, and mous­tache, blue eyes, hroad nose, fair complexion, front teeth gone, index finger of left hand deformed, an engine-fitter, native of England; left Sydney on the 6th April last, supposed for Coolgardie. Inquiry by N.S.W. Police on behalf of Pratt's wife, whom he has left destitute in Sydney. If found, tbis man should he requested to arrange for the support of his wife. A warrant for his arrest on the charge of wife desertion has been issued at Sydney, but is held in abeyance for the present. Information to Detec­tive Office, Perth.-M.F. ::.

Vi(le Police Gazette, 1894, page 111. THOMAS T AYLOR has been found at Kurnalpi.

No further inquiry need be made.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 105. HU~H MCCORMACK is said to have been working

at W oolgangee, near Coolgardie, in March last.

MARMADUKE LEATHLEY, thick set, age 50 years, height 5ft .. Sin., side whiskers, round pock-marked face, fair complexion, a railway ganger; last heard of by letter from Albany in December, lS92, when he stated his intention of going to the goldfields. Inquiry by James Smith, Fl'ederick Street, May. lands, Adelaide, S.A. Information to Detective Office, Perth.-M.F. :: .

Extracts. Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page Ill.

W ALTER OSMOND HAYWOOD has been arrested at Adelaide, but absconded from bail whilst under committal for trial. Another warrant has been issued.

Vide PoUce Gazette, 1894, page 111.

JOHN STONEHOUSE is residing at Geraldton. His arrest is not desired at present.

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Horses, Cattle, &c,

Coolgatl'die.-Stolen, in November last, from Lake Lepage,-dark bay horse, off hind foot white, branded AX near shoulder; and chestnut mare, white spots under saddle, scar on near side of shin foreleg, branded r near shoulder, the property of A. G. Brown.

Katanning.-Stolen, on 01"' about the 17th ult., -bay mare, aged, 14 hands high, blind near eye, in good condition, and in foal, branded W Q near shoulder, and blotched brand on near side under saddle, the property of Thomas James Knox. Sus­picion attaches to John Meaber. medium stout, about 5ft. Sin. high; supposed to have gone to Albany or Dundas Hills with 3 horses.

PRISONERS DISOHARGED.

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I DM'" Di"h .. ". Con- .\'ame. Offence. ::lflntenee. I Wh,,, dlliou . ~orumitted.

From Fremantle P1'ison during the week fYnding Satwrday, 14th July, 1894. T.L. 10389 Dllnnerty, Juo. Breach of regulations 21 days h.l ... Fremantle

} 9th July Free 1285 Best, John Drunk 5s. 01' 3 days h.1. Do. Female Heap, Mary Disorderly ... 6 months h.1. Do. T.L. 10423 Guppy, Robt. Embezzlement Do. Perth 10th do. Do. 6145 Molyneux, Mat. Disorderly; larceny; unlawful 1 month h.l. 6 Fremantle

1 possession months h.1.; 1 month h.l.

Free. 1198 Freeman, Jas. Receiving 3 months h.1. Perth f 11th do. Do. 1176 Jones, Henry Drunk; assault 20s. 01' 14 days h.1.; Fremantle I Do. 6 weeks h.1. Do. 1064 Achlund, Alfred Receiving ... 3 months h.1. Perth J

Valderual' Do. 1216 Montague, James ... Unlawful gaming; fraud 14 days h.1. ; 2 Do. 12th do.

months h.1. Do. 789 Brown, David Larceny 6 months h.1. Guildford 1 Exp. 7171 Keyte, Daniel Drunk lOs. or 14 days h.1. Perth Do. 9668 Black, Roht. Do. lOs. or 7 days h.1. Fremantle

[13th do. Free 1250 Arnac, AIfd. Refusing duty 10 weeks h.l. Do. Do. 1249 Wekstl'Ulll, Henry Do. Do. Do. Do. 1251 Kumbert, Alfd. Do. Do. Do. J Do. 944 Coglan, Thos. Vagrancy 6 weeks h.1. Do.

114th do. Do. 1279 Platt, Willm. Disorderly. 12s. 01' 14 days h.1.. .. Perth Female Chambers, Selina. Do. ... 20s. or 14 days }I'remantle J

P,·om Gemldton Gaol cl",·ing the JD?tnight ending Satw·day, 14th Ju/;y, 1894. Exp. 10286 Duncan, John Drunk ;3 weeks h.1.. Geraldton 3rd July Free. Edwards, Chas. Drunk; disorderly cOndtlct 7 days h.1.; 1 month Do. 7th do.

h.1. Do. Butson, Richa.rd S. Supplying liquor to ab. nats. 1 month Do. 11th do. Exp. Jackson, John Threatening language 6 months Do. 14th do.

PTom Albany Gaol during the week ending Sat,,,,.day, 7th July, 1894. Exp. I 7980

I Ennis, Michael 1 Drunk [ lOs. or 7 days h.1. I Albany 6th July

Prom Newcastle Gaol during the Jo,·tnight ending Satunlay, 7th July, 1894. Free Doherty, James Larceny .. '11 month h.l. NOl'tham 26th June Do. Williams, John Unlawfully in premises ... 2 months h.1. Do. 28th do. Exp. 8094 N eesham, Thomas Obscene language 10 days h.l. Newcastle 7th July

Prisoners triecL at the Supreme Court, Perth, commenCing Wednesday, 4th July, 1894,

Con· I I I dition. Reg. No. Name. O{fcnce. District. Police Gazette I Verdict. I How disposed of. page.

Free .. 'Verrell, Wm. Forgery; receiving 1894.

Perth " Nolle prosequi. Do. MOl'gan, John, alia';' Burglary... ... Ditto 70 Guilty 9 months h.1.

Thos. Mason Do. Simms, Henry ... Stealing in a dwelling Fremantle 82 Do. 6 months h.1. Do. Scoulal', Robert Embezzlement ... Newcastle 82 Not guilty Discharged.

Do. { Do. Bell, Elijah Richard .. Arson; ditto; ditto Katanning 77 Do. Nolle prosc'l!ti.

E>p. 87'17 Do.

Aguew, \Vm. JOhllatias Larceny; receiving Fremantle 82, 1().J. Guilty 6 monilis h.1. McCaw

Do. Do. Do. Ditto Ditto Do. Nolle pl'oseqld. Pr" Reilly, George : .. Ulllawfnl wo'~ndi~g ::: Kata-nning ... 90 Guilty 6 months h.1. Do. Do.

Murpby. J oseph ... Larceny from the person Southern Cross 96 Do. B months h.1. Roche, Robert ,., Bestiality ". ... . .. Perth 90 Not guilty Dischnl·ged.

Do. McCabe, John. Damaging dwelling by York 96 Guilty 15 years I).S.

E~p. 10369 Jackson, Johu. explosion ". ..,

Larceny from the person Fremantle 110 Do. 5 years p.s. Free Burns. Wm. ". Ditto ... ... ". Ditto 110 Do. 12 months h.1. Do. Do.

Aflieck, Thomas ReceiYing ... Perth 105 Do. 2 years h.1. Bingham, Wm. Sheep.stealing Williams no Not Guilty Discharged.

Do. Martin, Den.is . RObbery Perth no Guilty 18 months h.l. Do. Read, Ed. Ditto ... ... . .. I Ditto 110 Do. Do. Do. Jordan, Wm. Ditto ,., .. . ... I Ditto 110 Do. 2 years h.!. Do. ~'[ordaunt, Fredk. Eutering dwelling in the Ditto 121 Do. 12 months h.1.

n.ight with intent to

Do. Smith, Alfred ... commit felony

Do. Do. Ditto ... Ditto 121 Do.

Ellis, Harcourt Unlawful woundi~g Coolgardie 120 Not guilty Discharged. Whipple

E>p. 8058 Larmour, Wm. . .. Ditto Perth 121 Guilty 4 months h.t. Do. 9623 Williamson, Robert Breaking au<i'enterlllg ::: Ditto 132 Do. 7 years p.s.

Pr •• . .. ... Hopkins, F. W. Larceny h'Olll the l>erson Guildford 132 Do. 18 months h.l . Do. Peckham, Frcdk. Ditto Ditto 132 Do. Do.

By Authont,: R1CHARD PETHER. Government Prmter, Perth.

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This Gazelle is published for Police information only, and the Police tlwo"gho"t the Colony a"e inst,·"cted to make themselves th01'oughly acq"ainted with the conl.ents.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissioner of Police.

No. 30.J WEDNESDAY, JULY 25. [1894.

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Information.

C.O. '!JO".- The following Transfers will take effect from the ht proximo ;.-

Corporal E . Willia.ms, from Southern Cross to Hannau's Find.

Corporal John McCarthy, from Perth to Southern Cross.

First Class Constable W. J. Nicholls, fro111 Perth to '\Vagin,

First Olass Constable J. Casserley, from Bunbury to Perth Causeway Station.

F. rst Class Constable M. O'Halloran, from Perth to Geraldton.

First Olass Constable James R. Tavlor, from Perth to Bnnbury "s Lock.up Keep·er.

First Class Const"ble J. J. Walsb, from South­ern Cross to Hannan's Find.

Second Class Constable Nigel Hall, from Cool . gard ie to P erth.

Second Class Constable Arthur G. Brown, from Guildford to Geraldton.

Se"ond Class CODsta.ble Richard Plmnmel', from Fremantle to Guildford.

Se('''nd CI"ss Constable Alexander Call1pbell, from Geraldton to W yndham,

F;rst Class Constable C. Wisbey, from Wynd­ham to Geraldton.

GEO. PHJLLIPS, Commissioner of Police.

23-7-94.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person. &c.

I'ide Poltce Gazette, 1894, page 136, C.r. a59.

Fremantle.-The overcoat described in above referen(;e, the property of ",Vm. Stevf'l1s, has been found . not stolen.

Vide Police Gazette, 1892, page 179, C.r. 321.

Albany.-Attention is aaain directed to the con­tinued pilfering of tarpaulins and ropes from the Great Southern Railway. The wagon covers are all nnmbe.red a.nd marked" G.S.R." on each side, in red pamt j the ropes are 2Mn., Manilla, with one red­painted strand. It is suspected· that these articles are used by teamsters leaving the termini of the Government and Midland Rail ways.

Cue.-Between the 26th ult. and 7th inst., from owner's dwelling, Ned's Wdl,-cheque 011 W. A. Bank, Geraldton, No. 12, drawn by Arthur G. W eston, pavable to T . Carne.y, dated 23.4-94,

. amount £57, the property of T. Carney. Suspicion attaches to a half· caste named Tommy Goldwire.­C.I.365.

Ooolga1'Clie.-On the 2nd inst., from the person of MlChael Tracey,-semi-huntin~ "'old-platec] stem. winding watch, No. 08825.-C.f. 366.

Geraldton.-Between the 1st ult. and 10th inst from the head of Railway line, M ullewa,-7 doze~ and 4 bottles of Younger's ale in casks 11 bottles Hennessey's brandy,4 bags of oats, hrand'ed "J. W." I ll. black palllt j half-bag of flour, 1 hag of onions, marked" KW., Mullewa;" two 201b. boxes Derby tobacco, marked "H. & J. Eves and T.M.;" and a ~rey check coat with grey braid 011 sleeves, contain­lUg sundry papers and letters addressed "G. N. M. Johns," the propert.yof Robson & Co., forwarding agents.-C.l. 367.

Fre'mantle.-On the nigh t of the 14th inst., from the verandah of owner's dwelling, Short stre~t,­black painted kitchen chair, legs shortened by <1. hout 2 inches; 1 white and blue delf quart jug, bearing the figure of an emu; and a door-mat of diamond pattern rope work, about 3ft. x 2ft., the propert.Y of )\IIrs. E. Rosser.-C.l. 368.

Fremantle.-On the night of the 16th in st., from the person of Frederick Webber,-silver open-faced stem-winding" Champion" watch, and gold-plated chain, curb pattern ; heart-shaped gold breast-pin, engraved "F.L. W.;" and a poir of folding pebble eye-glasses, steel frames.-C.I. 369.

F,·emantle.-On tLte night of the 17tb illSt., from owner's premises, Henry Stl'eet,-half of a bed pan, about 3ft. x 2ft. and 4in. deep, made of sbeet " Munt," metal, and a quantity of old lead, the property of Anthony Glover.-C.I. 370.

P erth.- On the 17th inst., from the "Grand" Rotel,-black "Inverness" cape, nearly new, with black velvet colla r, torn at left bottom co mer, and very neatly repaired, the property of J. Powell.­C.I. 371.

P erth.-On tbe 17th inst., from owner's shop, Barrack Street,-l pair steel clippers, nearly new, named '4 The Bressant," makers, Brown & Sharp. the property of Frederick Watts.-C.I. 372.

Perth.-On the 19th inst., from owner's shop, MUlTay Street,-gold scarf-pin with steel spring, set with one opal in centre, the property of P. Seeligson, pawnbroker. Suspicion attaches to Mary Ann Andrews, prostitute, stout build, about . 4ft. lOin. high, about 19 years old, fair freckled complexion, fair hair, grey eyes.-C.I . 373.

P er/h.-On tbe 21st illSt., from a cart in the premises of the If Horse and Groom" Hotel,-black handled whip 2ft. 6in. long, 3 rivets through bottom ferrule, and 8 white metal ferrules on whip, the property of William Smith .-C.I. 374.

Perth.-Oll or about the 2nd inst., from river side, near Lord Street,-old 10ft. dingey, made of pine and covered with canvas, painted red, square stern, two loose thwarts, the property of Claude McDonald.­C.I. 375.

Perth.-Between the 13th and 23rd inst., from block 14, Leeder's Estate, close to Monger's Lake,-4 orange trees, 1 almond, 1 peach, 1 pear, and 1 apple tree, all about 3ft. high, planted last season; 1 banana tree about Ht. high, baving been broken oft' and sprouted again, and 12 seedling oranges, the property of H. J erger.-C.I. 376.

P e?"th.-On the 19th in st. , from the person of Louisa Chalker,-gold brooch, formed of a bar about 2in. lung with knob at each end and the letter M in middle, set with a number of small diamonds.- C.r. 377.

Pert~~.-On the 21st inst. from owner's dwelling, -1 pall" lady's new lace-up tan sboes, size 4, medium plain toes, the property of Wm. Aitcheson. - C.I. 378.

Pel·th.- On the 22nd inst., from owner's premises, Belvidere,-fox-terrier dog, white with black and tan head, bas slight abrasion on forehead, cropped tail, about two months old, the property of E. A. Bagot.­C.I.379.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 136, C.I. 356.

Fremantle.-The hen pigeon described 1U above reference, the property of Capt. Russell, has been found, not stolen.

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Apprehensions. Vide police Gazette, 1894, page 46 (Warrants Issued).

JUPITER, ab. nat., at Upper Gascoyne, on the 26th ult., by Sergt. Ord.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 104.

J OHN REGAN, brought up at Cue on the 9th inst. 3 months h.l. Notice of appeal given.

LOUISA CHALKER, at Beverley, on the 16th inst., by P.C. Doherty , on warrant. of commitment for non-pa.vment of pe~alt.Y of £30 fine and costs for 1\ sly-grog selling. DIscharged. Amount paid.

DAVID HENRY BATEnIAN, at Southern Cross on the 11th inst., by P.C. Chisholm, on warrant; n:ak_ ing false declaration contrary to the Electoral Act 1893. Committed for trial. Admitted to bail. '

AH HAN, at Geraldton, on the 16th inst., by W.P.C. Reichard; vagrancy. 2 months b.l.

JAMES MURPHY, at Geraldton, on the 14th inst., by W. P. C. Reichard; vagrancy . 1 month h.l.

Vide Police Gazette, 1891, page 136. AMELIA DRUMMOND, brought up at Fremantle on

the 21st inst. , charged by A. G. Rosser with being in the unlawful possession of 3 pairs of children's stockings. Is. fine and costs.

HENRY DAPPER GRAY, exp., late 8859, at Fre­mantle, on the 19th inst., by W .P.C. McGregor; disorderly. 1 month h.1.

J OSEPH ABBOTT, at Fremantle, on the 18th inst., by P.C. Pilkington; fowl -stealin g. To pay value of fowls and costs. Property recovered.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 136. W,LLIAM HAMILTON, brought up at P erth, 011 the

18th inst. Cautioned.

Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 137 (Warrants Issued). MURRAY Ross DUNBAR alias G. E. Ross, at Perth,

on the 18th inst., by Det. Condon. Remanded.

DANIEL ROBINSON, exp., late 10043, at Perth, on on the 18th inst., by P.C. W al'llecke ; disorderly . 14 days h.1.

THOMAS BLUM, at P erth, on the 19th inst., by P.C. Warnecke; vagrancy. 14 days h.l.

Property I,ost. Vide Police Gazette, 1894. page 13i.

Gemldton.-The ease of samples described in above reference, the property of P. W. Watkins, has been found.

Perth.-On the 18th inst.,-round gold brooch, almost plain, nearly new, diam ond set in centre, the property of Mrs. Shearer. On the 21st inst.,- dark shot satin sunshade with white wooden handle and brass top, tbe property of Mrs. Mulford.

Jif'remantle.-On the 18th inst.,- fo:s: -terrier dog, white with black and tan head leather collar witb brass rivets and steel plate e~lgr<l.ved " 'V"il1iam Francis," the property of William Fl'ancis.

Geraldton.-On the 14th iost.,-l red rug with colourerl stripes, 1 pair mole trousers, size 4 j 1 p.an cord trousers, 3 cotton shirts , 1 pocket book, Umon Bank cheque-book, and sundry papers, the property of S. Massingham.

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WILLIAM FREDERICK Du: is now further described as thin built, age about 35 years, ,nth -square shoulders, large brown eyes, round head, long legs j throws his arms about when walkina j d<;lrk hair, turning grey; small dark moustache only j was formerly a chemist and a stock and sbareLroker in Melbourne. He is known by several aliases, viz. :-Dickson, Sheridan, Fredel'icks, WilIiams, and Pooley; was last heard of in Melbourne on the 2nd April last, when he sold a quantity of gold amalgam under the name of Dick son. His wife is said to be residing in London.

JOHN WILLIAMS, slight build, age about 55 years, height about 5ft. 5 or 6 inches, hair turning grey, blue eyes, long visage, dark complexion, a sawyer j false pretences on Edward Hubble at Southern Cross, on the 26th ult. Dated Southern Cross, 17th July, 1894.

JOHN BROWN, Norwegian, stout, and broad­shouldered, age 45 years, height 5ft. 9 or lOin., light brown hair, s'mall moustache, and tuft on lower lip, blue eyes, full face, prominent lower jaw, fresh complexion, speaks with slight German accent, a merchant, late of Southern Cross; being indebted to J. & W. Bateman in the sum of £106 14s. To be arrested and brought ashore as often as he may be found in any vessel about to proceed to sea. Dated Albany, 22nd July, 1894.

Horses. Cattle, &c. Broome Hill.-Stolen, on or about the 23rd ult.,

bay horse, aged, about 14 hands high, scar on nose or forehead, branded H H conjoined under half circle on near shoulder j and dark brown mare, saddle­marked, branded C 8 on near shoulder, with foal at foot, the property of W ID. Ed ward Foley.

Burglary and Housebreaking. Northam.-Stolen, during the night of the 16th

inst., from the dwelling of Mrs. Dempster, Wood side, -1 pair men's woollen slippers, with thistle worked on fronts in red silk; 1 lady's black cloth c10ak with cape, 4 dozen eggs, and some bread and meat, the property of Mrs. Dempster. Suspicion attaches to a man, name unknown, described as middling stout, about 30 years old, about 5ft. 11in. high, sandy or reddish hair, beard and whiskers, sandy complexion, wearing blue singlet and trousers and surposed brown hat, shabby appearance.-C.I. 380.

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Property Found. P.,·th.-2 pairs of trousers. 1 collar (P.B. 94).

Purse and 20s. (P.B. 95). 1 pocket knife (P.B. 97). 1 dingey, with gaff, boom, and paddle (P.B. 99). 1 paIr spectacles (P.B. 100). Fox-terrier pup (P.B. 101). Child's cape (P.B. 102).

Geraldton.-Crimean shirt. Cart whip.

Sou"thern C1"oss.-Gladstone bag and sundry papers. Cheque for £6, drawn by S. G. Bennett, dated 25-6-94.

Coolga,·die.-Purse and 20s. Silver Walth"'m watch, No. 225.

Albany.-2 Bat-bottomed boats. 1 metal brooch. 1 gold wedding ring. 12 keys. 1 Glengarry cap.

F,·emantle.-Lady's black silk umbrella. for £5, drawn by E. W. Thompson, dated Lady's grey fur tippet.

Cheque 22-6-94.

The undermentioned property has been claimed:­Perth.-Waltham watch (P.G. 1894, p. 117, P.B.

92). Yellow metal brooch (P.G. 1894, p. 83, P.B. 62). 3 pen-holders, in case (P.G. 1894, p. 11).

Northwm.-£1 bank-note (P.G. 1893, p. 144).

Bnnbnry.-Purse and 2s. (P.G. 1894, p. 35).

York.-One sovereign and sixpence (P.G. 1894, p. 59).

Pinjarra.-Snider riBe (P.G. 1894, p. 35).

Cne.-Two watches (P.G. 1894, p. 68).

Inquests. Coolgardie.-On the 12th and 13th inst., at the

Court House, before Gordon Lyon, J.P., acting coroner, on the body of Jean Andrews, who died on the 11 th inst., while being conveyed from Hannan's to Coolgardie. Verdict--" Death from natural causes."

Jar"ralulale.-':"'On the 14th inst., at the H Serpentine" Hotel, before Dr. Lovegrove, R.M. and Coroner, on the body of Neil Mackay, who was found dead in bed at the" Serpentine" Hotel, on the 14th inst. Verdict _H Death from natural causes."

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I R"" I Con- Name . Otfenoe. ""Jlt6I1CE:. Wher~ ID'''' "r D;,,'''''. dlllOn. Commiuo:<1.

From Fremantle P,"ison cl'wring the week ending Satwrday, 21st J1tly, 1894. Exp. 9534 Nairy. John Drunk 205. or 14 days h.l .... Fremantle l • Free. 1280 Smith, John Do. 12s. or 14 days h.L. .. Pel,th

Do. 872 Middleton, Thos. Wife desertion 6 months h.L Do. I Do. 916 Monoy, Michael Disorderly. 12s. 01' 14 days h.l. . Do. Do. 1286 "Walsh, Henry Drunk lOs. or 7 days h.L Fremantle I

Do. 1291 Swallow, Joseph Do. 7s. or 7 days h .1. Perth ,16th July

Ab. unt. 86(1 Eadle, James Disorderly .. lOs. or 7 days h.1. Fremantle I Free 609 Parker, William False pretences 6 months h.L Perth

Do. 1216 ,,,raIlace, James Unlawful gaming; fra.ud 14 days h .1.; 2 months Do. I h.l. J

E::;:p. 7518 Reeve, Richard Assault 6 months h.1. Do. 17th do. T.L. 10426 Benning, George Larceny 10 years h.L Do. . ..

jlBth do. Free 1218 James, Fredk. Disorderly. 3 months h.1. Southern Cross

Female Turner, Isabella . Larceny 14 days h.1. Fremantle 19th do. Exp. 10294 Green, Jno. Disorderly 1 month h.1. Coolgardie

j20th do. Femaltl Phillamol'e, Julia .. Do. 3 months h.l. Perth Free 1247 Lamb, James Drunk and disorderly 2 months b.1. Southern CrOSS "1 t'emnle Sylvestel', Mary ... .Larceny 1 month h.1... }!'reman tIe ,21st do. Free 1301 .AbLerley, Benjamin Drunk lOs. or 7 days h.l. Do. J

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