No. 10.] WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5. [1884. Stealing- in Dwellings ...

[ Published by Authority. ]
This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout tlie Colony
are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.
M. 8. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.
No. 12.] WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19. [1884.
Stealing in Dwellings, from the
Person, &c.
Fremanth.—On the llth inst., from a dog's neck
at the Railway Station,—one leather strap, with the
name "Tinie" and No. 136 engraved on steel plate
in centre of strap, the property of John Gaa.—C.L
128.
Fremantle.—On the 12th inst., from the person of
Alexander Campbell, at the " Emerald Isle " Hotel,—
one gold ring, pattern of a man's hand, the property
of Alexander Campbell.—C.I. 129.
Fremantle.—On the 12th inst., from the premises
of George Curedale,—one shovel, one pickhead, and
one 51b. wedge, all nearly new, the property of
George Curedale. Nicholas Mellhuish, alias Big
Jim, exp., late 8090, suspected.—C.I. 130.
Nmihampton.—On or about the 1st inst., from Mr.
Thos. Burges' paddock,—one sheep, the property of
Thos. Burges.—C.I. 131.
Northam.—On the 6th inst., from a tent at the
Eailway Camp, Clackline,—one double breasted dark
moleskin vest, the property of John Coates.
Anthony Enwright suspected.—C.I. 132.
Northam.—During the last three weeks, from the
garden of William Eaton,—a quantity of melons,
the property of William Eaton. Edward Western
and John Cunningham suspected.—C.I. 133.
Vide Police Gazette, 1884, page 39 and C.I. 104.
The book therein described found, not stolen.
Perth.—On the 8th inst., from the Fremantle jetty,
—one observing sextant and stand, broad arrow, 105,
Troughton, engraved on arc of sextant, the property
of the Local Government.—C.L 134.
Perth.—On the 14th inst., from the Survey Office,
—one revolver in leather case, 7.-,o bore, belt and
ammunition pouch, and a small quantity of rifle
cartridges, the property of the Local Government.—
C.I. 135.
Fremantle.—On the 13th inst., from the person of
William Broad, at the "Pier" Hotel,—leather
pocket book, containing one „£1 note, and 7s. 6d. in
silver, the property of Wm. Broad.—C.L 136.
Neircastle.—On the 17th ult., from John Strahan's
hut, Mangowine,—blanket, cotton shirt, cotton rug,
coat, pair of trousers, pannican, 2 knives, two-quart
can, and quantity of rations, the property of James
Strahan. Ab. native Squib and woman committed
this robbery.—C.L 137.
Hamlin.—On the 10th inst., from M. C. Davies'
sawmill,—one |, two ^-inch, one -^g, one -^g, two f,
one j\r, one j-inch brace bits, screw driver, centre
punch, and counter sinker for brace, the property of
William Miller. Richard Weston, exp., late 7892,
suspected.—C.L 138.
Albany.—On the 13th inst., from the person of
James Hayman,—silver Geneva lever keyless
hunting watch, no glass, case stained with sulphur
to a dirty yellow, silver Albert with exhibition medal
attached, M.B. stamped on bar of chain, the property
of James Hayman.—C.L 139.
Miscellaneous.
WILLIAM SMITH, exp., late 9301; charged at Fremantle,
on the 13th inst., by P.C. Adlam, with disorderly
conduct. Fined 40s. and costs or 1 month
h.l.
CHARLES COOPEE, exp., late 2779; charged at
Perth, on the 12th inst., by Thomas Halliday, with
allowing a cow to trespass in town. Fined Is. and
costs.
JAMES TICHBON, charged at Perth, on the 12th
inst., by Thomas Halliday, with allowing a pony to
trespass in town. Fined IDs. and costs.
JAMES SHEEHAN, charged at Perth, on the 13th
inst., by Alfred Lockyer, with assaulting him.
Fined 10s. and costs or 14 days h.l.