No. 31.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. [1881. Stealing in Dwellings ...

[ Published by Authority. ]
This Gazette is published for PoUce information only, and the Police throughout the Colony
are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.
M. 8. SMITH, Superintendent of PoUce.
No. 34.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24. [1881.
Stealing in Dwellings, from the
Person, &e.
On the 20th inst., from Eobert Maggess' dwelling,
Perth,—gold ring with setting for 13 red stones, two
settings are empty, also gold locket with imitation
band and buclile outside, the property of Rober
Maggess. Harriet Harris suspected.—C.I. 362.
On the 12th inst, from a hut at Grassdale,
Beverley,—2 brown plaid Crimean shirts, pair mo
trowsers, towel, and comb, the property of Michael
Clarke.-C.I. 368.
On the 9th inst., from John Fisher's premises,
Geraldton,—old riding saddle, sides have been ,
repaired with new leather, old saddle cloth mad^
from collar lining, the property of John Pish^.
Isaac Wheelock suspected.—C.I. 364. •
About the 15th June last, from a hut at Gumbalup,
—ten £1 bank notes, 3 black and white plaid Crimean
fitirts, hned across shoulders with white flannel, 2
pairs white mole trowsers, 2 white blankets, 2 white
flannel under-shirts, and quantity of rations, th
property of Thomas White. Jackey, ab. nat., s
pected.—C.I. 365.
On the llth inst., from the person of Thoma^^
%d, Albany,—three ^£1 bank notes. Marga^f
Haslam alias Donohoe, prostitute, suspected. l4de
Apprehensions.—C.I. 366.
On the 17th inst., from a dray at Fremantle,
—bottle of sealed rum, the property of Thomas,
mtkv. Vide Apprehensions.—C.I. 367.
On the 17th inst., from a grant in Hay Street,
t'erth,—grub hoe, spade, broken at back, and
American axe, the property of T. H. J. Browne.—C "
On the 12th inst., from the person of Thomas /
Umett, Beverley,—about ^£10 in cheques, orders, and/
^"''er, and an order on Barker and Gull, Guildford/
^°-17, dated August Sth, 1881, drawu by C. A.
Blechynden, favor J. Wilson or bearer, amount £2.
Joseph Jackson and William Higgs suspected.—C.l
369.
On the Sth inst., from the "Hampton" hotel,
Greenough,—American axe, the property of Hugh
Stephens. Vide Police Gazette, 1881, page 139, ])ro
perty found in possession of John Moore alias Joe
Fennatty, when arrested.—C.I. 370.
Ou the 21st inst., from the dwelling of Thomas
Walker, Fremantle,—small canvas bag containing
12 pence and sixpenny piece, the property of Thorn;
Walker. Vide Apprehensions.—C.I. 371.
On the 5th inst., from Samuel Lover's hut,
Victoria Plains,—No. 5 sheep bell, branded W
small piece of brass let in crown of bell, the propor/y
of Samuel Lover. Frederick Williams and Samuel
Woods suspected.—C.L 372.
On the 18th inst., from E. T. Salt's premises. Lord
Street, Perth,—large black Spanish hen, the property
of E. T. Salt. William lies suspected.—C.L 373.
Some time during the present month, fi'om the
barque " Phoenix," at Bunbury or Fremantle,—case
of hardware, marked J.S. over P.O. in triangle, the
property of Joseph Sowden.—C.L 374.
Miscellaneous.
JOHN WALL, t.L, Reg. No. 9034, charged at Bunbury,
on the 14th inst., by Sergt. Vincent, with
loitering about public houses. 7 days h.l.
ARTHUE MCCOOET charged at Fremantle, on the
'l7th inst., with carrying uncustomed goods, namely,
1 diamond ring, 2 rings set with diamonds and
rubies, large gold, ring, and gold watch. Discharged.
AETHTJR MCCOOEY and EDWAED DEISCOLL charged
at Fremantle, on the 17th inst., with carrying uncustomed
goods, namely, Japanese goods, silk raoruinCT/
gown, and 75 pieces of best electro-plate. DischargeC