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

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This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony
are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.
M. 8. SMITH, Superintendent of Police.
No. 11.] WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12. [1884.
Stealing in Dwellings, from the
Person, &c.
Perth.—On the 6th iiist., from the premises of
Wm. Sparks, Claisebrook,—five hens, two young
cocks, and one full grown white cock, the property of
William Sparks.—O.I. 108.
Fremantle.—On the 5th inst., from the Freemasons
Hotel,—bottle of gin, the property of Jas. A. Herbert.
Fiie Apprehensions. —C.I. 109.
Williams.—On the 17th ult., at the Williams,-—
12 yards of flannel, the property of Eobert Till.
Vide Apprehensions.—C.I. 110.
Perth.—On the 7th inst., from Thomas Barker's
garden, North Perth,—nine water-melons; the property
of Tbomas Barker. William Gribble suspected.—C.I.
111.
Beverley.—On the 24th ult., from the premises of
Henry Lukin, Poweriua,—about lOlbs. cooked mutton,
201bs. sugar, a small quantity of grapes, and
one iron enamelled meat dish, the property of Henry
Lukin. David Cutler, exp., suspected.—C.I. 112.
Newcastle.—On the 3rd inst., from the shop of
Wong Hung,—one small oval brooch, washed with
gold, fringe at end, the property of Wong Hung.
Mrs. Marshall suspected.—C.I. 113.
Gascoyne.—On the 3rd ult., from a flock at Gascoyne
River,—one sheep, property of J. T. and A.
Russell. Ab. natives Gnulbagoora and Wallagoora
suspected.—C.I. 114.
Gascoyne.—On the 31st January, 1884, from a
flock at Gascoyne River,—one lamb, property of J.
T. and A. Russell. Ab. native Ningagooroo suspected.—C.I.
115.
Gascoyne.—On the 5th uh., from a flock at Gascoyne
River,—one sheep, property of J. T. and A.
Russell. Ab. native Gnulgacoora suspected.—C.I.
116.
Gascoyne.—On the 18th December, 1883, from a
bundle near BuUathana,—121bs. flour, 121bs. meat,
21bs. sugar, jjroperty of Gerald Lefroy. Vide Apprehensions.—C.I.
117.
Gascoyne.—On the 7th January, 1884, from a camp
at BuUathana,—121bs. flour, 21bs. sugar, ^Ib. tea,
and some damper, property of Gerald Lefroy. Vide
Apprehensions.—C.I. 118.
Vide Police Gazette, 1884, page 29 and C.I. 88.
Bockingham.—The straw hat and umbrella therein
described have been found in the bush and restored
to owner.
Northam.—On the 6th inst., from a tent at the
Railway Camp, Clackline,—silver American Waltham
lever hunting watch, glass loose, silver albert, corded
links, with compass shape of ship's wheel, were
attached, the property of John Coates. Anthony
Enright suspected.—C.L 119.
Perth.—On the night of the 8th inst., from the
person of James Henry,—one sovereign, 2 £5 Union
Bank notes, only one of the Nos. known, viz.—Y 29 ;
also 2 £1 Union Bank notes, numbers not known,
the property of James Henry. John Williams alias
Yellow Jack, exp., late 8736, strongly suspected.—
C.L 120.
Cossack.—On the 5th ult., from the brig " Eliza
Blanche,"—one bottle of Crawford's whiskey, the
property of James Spence.—C.I. 121.
Gascoyne.—On the 25th ult., from a camp about 2
miles from Carnarvon,—1 horse rug, nearly new,
brown and black bars, and 1 small single bladed
pocket knife, the property of Louis Langoulant. Ab.
nat, Madgera alias Johnny suspected.— C.L 122.
Gascoyne.—On the 27th ult., from a camp, about 2
miles from Carnal von,—7fcs. mutton, the proj erty of
Louis Langoulant. Ab. nat. Madgera a,lias Johnny
suspected.—C.L 123.