WESTERN A USTRALIA · WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. [1890. Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information-C.O. '/"".-His Excellency the Administrator has been pleased to approve the following

"W"ESTERN A USTRALIA_ •

[Published by Authority. J

This Gazette is published f01' Police information only, and the Police t/woughout the Colony

an instmcted to m"ke themselves thm'oughly acquainted with the contents.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commission,,' of Police.

No. 27.] WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. [1890.

Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information-

C.O. '/"".-His Excellency the Administrator has been pleased to approve the following promotions and appointments :-

From 1st June:-

To be 2nd Class Constables: Probation Constable John Fee. Probation Constable John Kelly.

To be Probation Constables from dates specified :-Michael White, from 5th June; William Thomas Rose, from 5th June; Bernard Slattery, from 6th June; Athelstan A. C. Rnmsey, from 9th June.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissioner of Police.

25-6-90.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 23, C.!. 58.

Dongam.-W. Hudson's cheque has been found, Dot stolen.

JJIo1l!nt Wittenoom.-On the 5th May last, from a camp near Boora,-a quantity of flour, tea, sugar, clothing, and native weapons, the property of W. and S. Burges. Vide Apprehensions.-C.I. 279.

Mount Gould.-On or about the 14th March last, from a store-room at Mount Fraser station,-a quantity of flour, clothing and sundries, the property of Messrs. Steele, Brothers. Ab. nats. Kia Kia, and others, committed this larceny. (Vide P.G., 1890, p. 76, Warrants Issued) .-C.I. 280.

¥o,,!·.-On the 27th ult., from the premises of Joseph Pyke,-a kangaroo dog, the property of Louis Knoop. Vide Apprehensions.-C.I. 281.

York.-On the 21st ult., from a hut at Mount Hardy,-opossum skin rug, dark skin in centre, one corner of rug unfinished, lined with unbleached calico, and some tea and sugar, the property of Edward Wright; and a billy-can, nearly new, and some tea and sugar, the property of John King. Suspicion attaches to Thomas Tomlinson, exp., late 7274, known as "Tom the dealer."- C.I. 2~2.

Yilga,.,..-On the 9th ult., from owners' tents at Parker's Range,-dark tweed vest, and red and white shirt (nearly new), the property of James McIntosh; and a quantity of lIour and sugar, the property of Thomas Cosgrove. Suspicion attaches to ab. nats.C.I. 283.

Yilgam.-On the 16th ult., from a coach at the " Exchange" Hotel,-3 bran bags, each about half full of chaff, the property of the York and Yilgarn Carrying Company.-C.I. 284.

Victo>-ia Plains.-On the 23rd ult., from a hut at Wanamul Lake,-black and white cattle dog about 12 months old, a tin can, and a quantity of tea, sugar, and damper, the property of W. & E. Byrne. Suspicion attaches to William Housen. Vide Warrants Issued.-C.I. 285.

Williams.-On the 13th ult., from the premises of F. & C. Piesse,-old black "nd white male sheep dog, answers to the name of "Shep," the property of Charles F. Cogdon.-C.I. 286.

Busselton. - On the 22ud ult., from a cask in owner's premises,-about 301bs. salt pork, the property of Geo. H. Kn •. pton.-C.I. 287.

GemZclton.-On the 18th ult., from a dray at the 3-mile crossing, -10lb. tin canister of tea, the property of "James Hayden. Suspicion attaches to Catherine Lintott, a mal'l'ied woman.-C.I. 288.

Fremantle.-On or about the 20th ult., from the jetty,-H bags of flour, marked "Thomas & Co." (red) and "Standard Roller" (blue), the property of Courthope, Drummond, & Co.-C. I. 289.

P.,·th. - On the night of the 27th ult., from owner's premises, near the Cemetery, -1 black Spanish rooster and 1. black hen, the property of Geo rcre B a.ker. SuspIcIOn attaches to two WOOl t'll named Mary DOl1nelly a"d - Harris.- C.I. 290.

Apprehensions. Vid~ I'olice Gazette, 1889, page 125 (Warrants Issued).

BOONINYOl!NGOO, BIYDINYINAH, FOOLYANGOO or TOOLYANGOO , EARRACOORA or ILLGOOROO, GILGAH

NUNGAL JIBERDEG or JrBERDY, MUCKABIDDY, and NOOltAa'BIDDY, ab. nats., at Upper MUl'chison, in April and May last, by P.Cs. Ritchie and Proctor.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 76. (Wan'ants Issued). MARANDA WINGUNG and WOOTIE, ab. nats., at

Upper Murchison, in April last. by P.Cs. Ritchie and Proctor.

Vi de Police Gazette, 1889, page 127. (Horses and Cattle I .

ACOORA, CARDILGAR, CHARER, MARMATF:R, NGUN

BAN PUNAMARRA and YALLAL, ab. oats., at Upper Gas~oyne, in May last, by P.Cs. Ritchie and Proctor; cattle stealing.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 77. (Horses and Cattle). GIPPEY alias DICKY, ab. nat., at Upper MUl'chisOD,

on the 18th April, by P.Cs. Ritchie and Proctor; Sheepstealing.

Vide C.r. 279. MINGACOORA, ab. nat., near Mount Wittenoom, OD

the 10th ult., by P.C. Houlahan; larceny. 9 months h.!.

ALEXANDER KNox, exp., late 7760, at Perth, on the 28th ult., by P.C. Sellenger; disorderly. 1 month h.!.

TaonIAS CUNNINGHAM, at Perth, on the 28th ult., by P.C. Adams; disorderly, 20s. or 1 month h.!. Assault, 7 days h.!. Gumul",tive.

Vide 0.1. 28l.

JOHN STUBBS, exp., late 8993, at York, on the 28th ult., by Sergt. O'Connell; stealing a dog. Remanded. Property recovered.

Property Lost. Bunbury.-On the 23rd ult., in town,-cheque for

£3 drawn by J . F. A. Mitchell, payable to Thomas Hayward or order, not endorsed j cheque for £3 drawn by M. C. Davis, 1 W.A. Bank £1 note, 1 small box key, and 1 new white pocket handkerchief with 3 holes worked in one corner, the property of Mrs. James White.

B,·idgetown.-On the 21st ult., on the Jayes Road, -gold bracelet with small gold chain and padlock attached, the property of Mrs. Godfrey Hester.

Pinjan·a.-On the 21st ult., at the Exchange Hotel,-cheque for £3 on the National Bank, Perth, drawn by Matthew Wallis, payable to H. Gray, dated 21 -6-90, the property of Samuel Butterworth.

Pe?th.-On the 23rd ult., supposed near the" Victoria" hotel,-gold wedding ring and keeper, of tWIsted snake pattern, both new, the property of Phrebe Adams. On the 25th ult., in town,-pair of spectacles, the propelty of Mrs. Cross. On the 25th ult., from Mount Eliza Depot,-black and

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I ·t . 4 months old the property of J. P. W 11 e pIg, ' . f Id Wade. On the 2?th ult., in town,- palf 0 go mounted folding spectacles, m woog;n

b ~~e, s!h~

property of Joseph Veale. On th~ t ., P 1 .- H tt Street - 1 £10 NatlOnal Bank note,

posec mu · ., M M . On or about tbe property of M,ss A. . 001 e. . the 15th ult., in towll,- small handbag, pan of ka,uO'aroo skin slippers, door key, and cotton umbrella, th e propert.y of Sarah Reid.

Property Found. Pf?·th.-On the 18th ult., in William Street,-2

kid gloves.-P.B. 125. On the 17th ult., ~n St. Gem'ge' s Terrace,-small pocket kmfe "?th lfiplement.s.-P.B. 126. On the 21st ult., m Bazaar TelTace ~a canarv. - P.B. 127. On the 23rd ult., in God~rich Stre'-t -cart whip.- P .B. 128. On the

, , T f "b " 22nd uIt., in St. George s en'ace,- ur oa.-P.B. 129_ On the 21st ult., in King street,-pocketbook.- P.B. 130. On the 24th ult., on Mt. Ehza,-:silver gilt brooch.-P.B. 132. On the 28th ult., m St irling Street,-purse and money.- P.B. 133.

Mount Ba?'keJ/' .-On the 17th ult., at Mt. Barker,-2 half-sovereigns.

Ca,·narvon.-On the 17th ult., on the sea-beach,straw hat and canvas water bag.

Cossack.-On the 5th ult., in town,- electro-plated sovereign case.

F,·emantle.-On the 22nd ult., in town,-flour hag containing clot.hing and snndries. On the 23rd ult., in Packenham stl'eet,-two keys.

Albany.-On th e 14th ult., in town,-pocket book and money.

The undermentioned property has been claimed :P.,·th.-Lady's shoe (P.G. 1890, p. 100, P.B. 122).

Riding whip (P.G. 1890, p. 48, P.B. 58). Pocket knife (P.G. 1890, p. 72, P.B. 82) . Newfoundland dog (P.G. 1890, p. 25).

Warrants Issued. W ILLIAM HOUSEN, a Swede, medium build, age

about 26 years, height about 5ft. 6in., brown hair, blue eyes, thin visage, fresh complexion, a seaman; deserting the service of W. ancl E. Byrne. Dated Victoria Plains, 23rd June, 1890.

BOOTHALOO, ab. nat. (no description given); deserting the service of A. Uampbell. Dated Mount Gould, 23rd May, 1890.

BIDDILUNGOO and WINGADEE, ab. Dats. (no des. cription given); sheepstealing. Dated M0unt Gould, 27th May, 1890.

Conditional Release Holders. MATTHEW DENISON, Reg. No. 10306 reported Ills

arrival at Fremantle from Perth, on th~ 27th ult.

THOMAS LINDON, Reg. No. 8915, reported hi. arrival at Perth from Fremantle, on the 29th ult. ...

Certificates of Freedom issued for:-

ALEXANDER LUCAS DIXON, Reg. No. 10343, at Fremantle on the 30th June; convicted at Perth, W.A., on the 2nd January, 1884, of horse stealing, and sentenced to 3 years p.s.

JOB HAINSWORTH, Reg. No. 10137, at Fremantle, on the 30th June; convicted at Perth, W.A., on the 3rd July, 1874, of larceny from the person, and sentenced to 10 years p.s.

Miscellaneous. Extract from N.S.W. Police Gazette, pages 138 and

171. ORANGE.-A warrant has been issued by the

Orange Bench for the arrest of Frank C. Corbould, charged with embezzling various sums of money belonging to Messrs. Summerfield and Co., on or about the 14th March. Corbould is about 21 years of age, 5ft. 7in . high, medium build, fair complexion, fair hair, very slight fair moustache, nose slightly

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turned up, rather stooped gait j a pushing business man, with rather an abrupt manner j dressed in brown English tweed suit, yellowish green mackin_ tosh, and black waterproof rug; wears a ring with large amethyst, and carried a brown leather handbag. Supposed to have gone to Ballarat. Was employed as collector, and also to take orders for Messrs. Summerfield.

* * * * * * FRANK C. CORBOULD, charged on warrant, with

embezzling various sums of money belonging to Messrs. Summerfield & Co., is now supposed to have gone to Northern Territory of Western Australia, or to Roebourne or Perth.

TROMAS W ALSR, exp., late 2084, charged at Geraldton, on the 17th ult., by P.C. Simpson; supplying intoxicating liquor to ab. nat. Tabbinga. Fined £20 and costs, or 2 months h.l.

TaOl\IAS STAFFORD and WILLIAM HOWARD, charged at Perth, on the 20th ult., by P.C. Nicholls; unlawful occupation of Crown Lands. Fined £5 and costs or 1 month h.l. each.

PRISONERS DISCHAH-G-ED.

Cond l1 ion.

Free Exp. Free

Exp. Do. Do. Free

Female

Do. Do.

Exp.

Free I

Exp. Do. Do. Do.

Reg. No.

389 10247

36i

5893 9295 9556

384

10152

8059

4142 9393 1717 9052

Name. Offence. Sentence. Committed. Date of Iseharge. Where 1 n·

FrrYIn Fremantle Prison, dwring the week ending Smith, Charles J ohnson, Charles. Bergstrom, Alexis

Holmes, Edward ... Smith, John Robertson, James ... Murray, James

Shirkey, John

Disorderly ... Drunk Larceny (2 charges)

Vagrancy ... Drunk: Disorderly ... Refusing duty (2 charges)

Drunk; resisting police ...

Devlyn, H ester I Vagrancy .. . Giesson, Martha Disorderly .. . Porter, J ane Larceny .. .

Satwrday, 28th June, 1890. 14 days h.1. ... Fremantle 21 days h.l. ... Perth 6 weeks h.1. ; 6 weeks Fremantle

h.l. 3 months h.1. 21 days h.l. ... 1 month h.1. 2 weeks h.1. ; 2 weeks

h.l.

Perth Do. Do. Fremantle

14 days h.1.; 1 month Perth h .l.

3 months h.1. I!'remantle Do. Perth

6 months h.1. Fremantle

F"om Albany Gaol, dwring the week ending Satu"day, 21st June, 1890 . Longstaff, Benj. \ Drunk ... I 21 days h.l. ... ..' I Albany ." I

p.,·om Derby Gaol, during the week ending Satwrday, 3"d May, 1890.

J 25th June

1 }26th do.

}mili ~. 28th do.

20th June

Wall, Thomas B. ... I Larceny ... I 18 months h.1. ... I Derby I 29th April

From Gemldton Gaol, dwring the two weeks ending Satn"day, 28th Jnne, lR90. Wilson,John Vagrancy... 3 months h .1. Geraldton Brooks, Thomas Drunk 14 days h.1. ... Do. Sandiland, Thomas Vagrancy... 1 month h.1.... Greenough Elliott, Charles ... Drunk; indecent behaviour 7 days h.1.; 1 month Geraldton

h.l.

Register of Expirees and Conditional Pardon Holders who have left the Colony.

} 18th June

21st do. 24th do.

Name and ConditioD. Reg. I La"

I Da" ,r

Departure. Name of Vessel. Destination.

I Ship In which

arrived. Remarks. N,.

Holdsworth. Lionel 1 9768 (exp.)

19·6·90 I O"ano, u. Adelaide. . .. 1 Ru"onmont

1

Stout. age 64 years, height 6ft., grey ~yea, long visage. fair complexion, scar on right fore finger.

Vide Police. Gaze.tte, 1889. page 7B.-Peter Jenkins alias John Ford alias Thomas Ashby expo late 7733 returned to the Colony per s.s. "Orient" from Sydney, 24-5·90. " ,

" Charle~,Barton, exp., late 6227, who left the Colony per barque" Queen of the Sonth" for New ZeallUld, May, 1871, returned to the Colony per S.8. Alba-ny from Melbourne, 2·2.90, under the name of Charles 'Villiams.

Ga.zette I No.

s I Kearnes, JuhnorJas ..

I Parkinson, Henry , 29 Foster , J ames ..

" Smith, Geo.

I " Caller, Thomas ... S4 Parker, Benry ... S> Wilson, John ...

139 Hurley, James

155 Gnandonba ... ... 214 Ejerrimurra

221 ]'I ootbio ... 264 Birinoo . 268 Bardingooroo 272 Johllny ... 274 Coolingarra 276 Wilga alias Dickey 292 Jamison, Joseph 321 Captain 317 Narboanna ... 313 Relly, James ... 323 Beddingnerdy ... 329 Thalangarry 337 J enny 338 Jemima 339 Mary

'''' Rouhonrn 347 Nuugareer 34S Wyanuie 350 Moorilla 351 Kidderina 356 Milleran 359 Bobby 361 Coobedar 362 Madgenbandie·· ... 363 Coberbung 364 'ValIamarra 365 Carmular 366 Goorie ... 368 Mareel :~ 370 :Neemul. . 371 Yab ba,labalanerry 372 W orriedabingo 373 Watchatcba 374 Big Billy 377 Cunillebung

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ESOAPED PRISONERS.

I ' I Co .. - I Reg. No. ditioll. Date of escape. Description and l'emo.rk s.

10097 RC.P. lOth Au g., i873 Perth. Stout, 40 years 01 age, 51't. <lino high, brown hair, oval visage, dark complexion, bayonet stab in neck, D left side, bullet mark on right leg, willow left arm, J right arm.

8674 P.P. 8th March, 1874 Fremantle Middling stout, 37 yeara of age, 5ft. 6~in. bigh, brown bail', grey eyes, o\',ll visage, fresh complexion, (\ot and H on left arm.

8263 T.L. 5th Oct., 1876 York Stout, age 33 years, 5ft. 5~in. high, brown h air, hazel eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, fl ags, D 18, 1863 right arm, anchor dar t , heart, crown and bracelets left arm.

6141 do. 24th Frb., 1870 Fremantle Stout, 45 year s of age, Mt. 3 ~-ill . high, dark brown hair, blue eyes , full visage, dark complexion, "ta r on right h and, ship on left

8531 14th J anuary, 1870 arm, crown and flag on right arm.

Slight, age 38, 5i"t. 8~in. high, red hair, grey eyes, oval Yisage, sallow complexion, scar on for rhead, D left breast, pockpitted.

8676 30th Noy., 1867 Slight, age 47, Mt. 4t in. high, brown hair, grey eyes, round vis-

I age, fresh complexion, scar on chin.

9358 ... 19th January, 1867 . . .. Middling stout, age 44, 5ft. 6in. high, hair fair and scanty, blue eyes, long visage, fair complexion, W.J . right hand, cut mark on right cheek, scar about one inch long below right knee.

9203 T.L. 22nd March, 1880 (O'remantle Stout, age 48, 5ft. Sin. bigh, brown hair, grey eyes, r ound visage, sallow complexion, scar on for eh ead.

ab. n at. lOtb September, 1880 Roebourne Middling stout, age 30, 5ft. 6in. high, round visage. do. 23rd October, 1882. Gascoyne Middling stout, age 30, 5ft. 5in. higb, round Yisage. Vide PoHce

do. do. Gazette, 1882, page 128.

... 21st March, 1883 Stout, age 40 years, ;,ft. iin . high, round visage. do. 7th March, 1884 Mt. Wittenoom Vide Police Gazette , 1884, page 74. do. do. do. Do. do., do.

... do . 6th 1\Iay, 1884 Roeb ourne Do. do., page 98. do. 9th July, 1884 Mt. Wittenoom Do. do., do. 157 do. do. do. Do. do., do. 157

10216 T.L. 14th J anuary, 1886 .. Hawelin Do. do., 1886, page 26. ab.nat. 16th Nov., 1886 Roebouxne Do. do., do. 213

do. 29th Nov., 1886 Guildford Do. do., do. 198 7470 T.L. Dec. 1885 Ger aldton Do . do., do. 152 ... ab. n:1t. 14th Dec., 1886 Beringarra Do. do. , 1887 do. 4

do. 25t h April, 1887 do. Do . do ., do. 165 do. 3rd March, 1888 Roebourne Do. do ., 1888 do. 71

ab.n. f . do. do . Do. do., do. 71 .. . do. do. do. Do. do., do. 71

ab.uat. 2Cth April, 1888 Cossack Do. do., do. 113 do. 18th Sept., 1888 Der by Do. do ., do. 195 do . do. do. Do. do., do. 195 do. 9th October, 1888 . do. Do. do., do. 195 do. do. do. Do. do., do. 195

... do. 20th Feb., 1889 Roebourne Do. do., 1889 do. 45 do. 23rd March, 1889 Derby Do. do., do. do. 76 ... do. 18t h Alril, 1889 Cossack Do. do., do. do. 76 do. o . do. Do. do., do. do. 76 do. 22nd Ma,y, 1889 do Do. do., do. do . 99 do. 26th do. Wyndham Do. do., do. do. 99 do_ 13th June, 1889 Roebouxn.e Do. do., do. do. 118 do. do. do . Do. do., do. do . 118 ... do. 13th Sept., 1889 Derby . .. Do. do ., do . do. 155 do. 5th Oct., 1889 Wyndham Do. do., do. do. 185 do. do. do. Do. d o ., do. do. 185 do. do. do. Do. do., do. do . 185 do. 11th Nov., 1889 Gascoyne Do. do., do. do. 189 do_ do. do. Do . do., do. do. 189 do. 26t h April, 1890 Roebourne Do. do., 1890 do. 77

By Authority: R I CHARD PETRER. Government Printer, Perth.

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"W"ESTERN AUSTRALIA.

(Published by Authority. J

This Gazette is published fo,' Police info,.mation only, and the Police throughout the Colony

are instmeted to make themselves thol"Oughly acquainted with the contents.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissione,. of Police .

No. 28.J WEDNESDAY, JULY 9. [1890.

Circular Orders and Miscellaneous

Information.

C.O. 'j"".-His Excellency the Administrator has been pleased to appoint Mr. M. W ALLER CLIFTON to be Drill Instructor of the Western Australian Police Force, with honorary rank of Sub.lnspector of P olice.


8·7·90.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 107, C.l . 285. Victoria Plains.-The tin can mentioned in above

reference has been recovered and traced to the possession of William Housen.

Kojonwp.-On the 23rd ult., from owner's hut,-1 tanned opossum rug, no lining, with two small green kangaroo skins insE"'rt.ed near the centre, and a quantity of flour, tea, and sugar, the property of Joshua Parker.-C.l. 291.

Donga,·a.-On the 24th ult., from Why Thicket,I American axe, handle wedged with pieces of ca.st iron plough. share, tbe property of James Foran. Suspicion attaches to ab. nat. "Corney."-C.I. 292.

Busselton.-Between the 9th aud 30th ult., from owner's store,-l tin of white lead, weight 261bs., marked J.B.L. V, the property of Robert Lockhart. -C.I.293.

Yilg",.n.-On the 21st ult., from a wagon between Wilgoyne and Golden Valley,-l tweed coat, 1 cotton check shirt, 1 white flannel shirt, and 1 horse rug, the property of Archibald Ferguson. Vide Warrants Issued.-C.l. 295.

York.-Between the 1st Marcb last and 23rd ult., from an unoccupied bouse at Mount Bakewell,-l wheelbarrow, wooden frame, with iron wheel, handles branded something like an anchor and P conjoined, the property of William Pettit. Suspicion attaches to children named Sims.-C.r. 296.

Perth.-On the 2nd inst., from the premises of tbe late C. H. Clifton, during an auction sale,-I Smith and WeBson's patent revolver pistol, the property of E. K. Courthope.-C.l. 297.

P,,·th.-On tbe nigbt of the 5th and 6th inst., from the "Railway" Hotel,-2 white single blankets, I white double blanket, scorch mark near centre, 1 wbite counterpane, and 2 blue and red striped horse rugs, the property of Alfred Dearden. Suspicion attaches to Thomas Spelling, exp., late 9881, and Frank Vincent.-C.l. 298.

Pe1,th.-On 01' about the 1st inst., from a building in course of erection, in Aberdeen Street,-a quantity of timber, the property of W . J. Gregory.-C.l. 299.

Per/h.-On the 7tb inst., frolll a hut at Crawley,a quantity of tea, coffee, bread, and meat, the property of A ndrew Elliott. Suspicion attaches to Thomas Wiltshire, exp., late 9027.-C.1. 300.

Apprehensions.

Vide PoHce Gazette, 1890, pa.ge 108. JOHN STUBBS, exp., late 8993, brought up at York,

on the 30th ult. 3 months h.l. Fremantle.-Ou the night of the 31'd inst., from

owner's shop, High Street,-l pair men's trousers, ~ the property of Messrs. Hope and Hicks. Vide

Apprehensions.-C.l. 294.

JAMES ISAAcs, ''Vest Indian, at Fremantle, on the 29th nIt., by W.P.C. Maxted; vagrancy. 6 weeks h.l.

Vide C.r. 294. THOMAS BRODIE, C.R., Reg. No. 10239, at Fre

mantle, on the 4th inst. , by L.O. Lemon j larceny. Remanded.

Property Lost. Vide Folice Gazette, 1890, page 104.

P el'th.- Cbarles Spencer's dog bas beell found.

Vicle Police Gazette, 1890, page 108.

B1·idgetown.- Mrs. H ester's bracelet ha.s been found.

Frentanfle.- On t he 2nd in st., in to\Vn,~cheque for £9 11s. 8d. on W. A. Bank, Fremantle, drawn by L. W. Chfton. payable to J. Brown or order, and endorsed, dated 1-7-90, the property of Thomas Doonan.

Perth,-On tbe 27th ult., in towri,-silver scarf pin, shield pattern, set with four ligbt blue stones, tbe property of John H. Donnelly.

On the 7th inst., in town,- door latch-key, tbe property of James MOl·rison.

Certificate of Freedom issued for :-

JOR" alias MARK JACKSON, Reg. No. 10369, at Fremantle, on the 1st J u1y j convicted at Geraldton, W.A., on the 3rd March , 1886, of arson, and sentenced to 4 years p.s.

Conditional Releases issued for:-

THOMAS BRODIE, Reg. No. 10239, at Fremantle, on tbe 1st July; convicted at Perth, W. A., on the 3rd July, 1878, of forgery and uttering, and sentenced to 12 years p.s.

THOllIAS JOHN S, Reg. No. 10365, at Fremantle, on t he 1st July; convicted at Perth, W. A., on t he 15th December, 1885, of larceny, and sentenced to 5 years p.s.

BENJAMIN SPENCER, Reg. No. 10371, at Fremantle, OD the 1st July; convicted at Perth, W. A., on the 9th April, 1886, of la rceny from the person, and sentenced to 5 years p.s.

JOHN H . VENN, Reg. No. 1038 7, at Fremantle, on the 1st July; convicted at Perth, W. A., on the 19th December, 1887, of false pretences, and sentenced to 3 years p.s.

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Warrants Issued. Vide C.l. 295.

Y A RRA WALLING , ab. nat., medium build, age about 30 years, height about 5ft. Hin.; larceny. Dated Son'thcrn Cross, Yilgarn, 25th June, 1890.

A. E. SIDNEY, slight build, age ahout 30 years, height "bout 6ft., dark brown hair and short be"rd, long visage, dark complexlOn; bell1g mdebted to F. 4\ J. Imrav in the sum of £5 I s. To be arrested at any seal;ort of the Colony, but not elsewhere. Date,) Fremantle, 7th July, 1890.

Miscellaneous. Extract from Victoria Police Gazette, 1890,

page 186. HARRY W HITEMAN is charged on warrant with

larceny as a ba ilee of a silver English lever watch from J ohn L. McFadyeu, labOt·er , Mooroopna, on tbe 28th May. Description: Colonial, baker or laborer, about 24 years of age, Mt. 4 or 5 inches high, stout build, sandy complexion, sandy to red hair, red slde- ,. boards only (may now be clean shaved), large head, broad freckled face, thick and slightly up-turned nose, good regular teeth, soft spoken; wore light grey tweed sac suit, aud brown boxer hat. Supposed to be now in Melbourne, where he may try to get. to Western Australia. He has stated that he and his brother kept a hutcher' s shop about two years ago at Guildford. W.A. It is said he had a brother, a builder III Melbourne * * *.- (0.4824).--6-6-90.

Newcastle.- Inforrnation is required as to the present whereabouts of JOHN C ONNOLLY, exp" late 9694, age 50 years, height 5ft. 4in., dark brown hair turning gre.v, hazel eyes, oval vi sage, fresh ('Oill

plexion, medium build, a French polisher, for whom a summons has been issued at Northam, for breach of cODtract~l\Iaster and Serva nts ' Act. He was lately employed by George Throssell, at Nort ham.

Inquests. Vi de Police Gaze tte, 1889, page 5, Apprehensions.

Fremantle.- On tbe 4th July at the Luna tic AsylUIll, before R. Fairbairn, R.M. and Coroner, on the body of Narragoo, ab. nat., who died in the As,lum on the 4t h July . Verdict- " Death from m't n,.al causes."

Mwnt Ba,·k.,·. - Ou the 4th July, at the dwelling of John Wllhams, Lefore R. C. Lofti~, RM., and Coroner, on the body of Benjamin \rVi lliams, a bny, aged 9 years, who was killed, on the 2nd inst., b, the upsetting of a cart. Verdid-" Accidental death."

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Prisoner" tried at the KlIpreme COllrt, Perth, on lVedncs(lay. znd .July, l~90.

df'l~~./ "" NO./ Name. Offe nce. Distr ict. PvHcc Gal,CI te l,a .!(c. \·cnlic t. H olI' (\illIlO~cd ur.

Exp ... . ' ''3 W nlmsley, J ohn 1890,

At t eml)t to commit sui- Yo rk " Guilty 2 month >! illlplisonm ent ! R<)onan, J ohn, nlias c id .-

Free .. F alse pretences P er th ,. Do. Booney .. 6 m onths h.1.

Exp I 6828 I Black, lI cllry . SheepstclI.lin A' Do. 84, S8 J 1I1'y disagr eed . Discharged

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155 214

221 264 268 272 274 276 292 321 311 313 323 329 337 338 339 341 347 348 350 351 356 359 361 362 363 364 365 366 36S 370 371 372 373 374 377

113

PRISONERS DISOHARGED.

~/ 226

10137 9027

9657 346

386

103i5

8094 1387

Name. Otrellce.

From Fremantle Prison, dwring the week ending Drunk House breaking Vagrancy Drunk Breach of regulations

Williams, James Hainsworth, Job ." Wiltshire, Thomas Lewington, Susan Banks, John Williams, Joseph .. Abusive language; disorderly ...

Emiannee, Oscar Deserting ship MattersOll, Mary.. Drunk and clisorderly Jones, Jallles Breach of regulations

Pro", Newcastle Gaol. dU/ring the week ending Neesham, Thomas Wilson, John

Drunk Drunk ... I ...

~I---"'7/----Sentence. I c Wh~tf d Date or Discharge.

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SatuTelay. 5th July. 1890. 7 days h.l. Fremantle

} 30th June 5 years p.s .... Do. 3 mouths h.l. Perth 1st July 21 days h.1. Do.

12nd do. I month h.1.. .. Fremantle 1 month h.1. 3 ~ Williams 31'd do. months h.1. 5 weeksh.L Fremantle f 4th do. I month h.1.. .. Do. I month h.1 .. Perth 5th do.

Satu,·day. 28th June, 1890. 7 days h.l.

••• \ ~~~cast1e. 24th June Do. 27th do.

ESCAPED PRISONERS.

Kearnes, John or Jas ...

Parkinson, Henry

Foster, James .

Smith,Oeo.

Calley, Thomas

Parker, Henry

Wilson, John ...

Hurley, James

Gnandonba ... Ejerrimurra ... Moothio ... Birinoo .. Bardingooroo . Johnny ... Coolingarra Wilga alias Dickey Jami~on, Jo~eph Captain Narboanna ... Kelly, Ja.mes ... Beddingnerdy ... Thalangarry Jenny" Jemima Mary Roubourll Nungareer Wyannie Moorina Kidderina Milleran Bobby .. Coobedar Ma.dgenbandie· . Coberbung Wallamarm Carmular Goorie Mareel .. ~eemul .. Yahbalabalan~~ry Worriedabingo Watchatcha Big Billy Cundlebullg

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...

Di,t"''' mm. \

10097 RC.P. 10th Aug., 1873 Perth.

8674 P.P. 8th March, 1874 Fremantle

8263 T.L. 5th Oct., 1876 York

6141 do. 24th Feb., 1870 Fremantle

8531

8676

9358

... lith January, 1870

30th Nov., 1867

.. [ ... .. . ...

... 19th January, 1867 . I 9203 T.L. 22nd March, 1880 Fremantle

ab. nat. 10th September, 1880 Roebourne do. 23rd October, 1882. Gascorne

... do . 21st 'March, 1883 do. do. 7th lIarch, 1884 Mt. Wittcnoom do. do. do.

... do. 6th DIay, 1884 Roebourne do. 9th July, 188·1 Mt. Wittenoom do . do. do.

10216 T.L. 14th January, 1886 .. Hllmelill ab.nat. 16th Nov., 1886 Roebourne ...

do. 29th Nov., 1886 Guildford 7470 T.L. Dec. 1885 Geraldton ... ab. ll:l.t. 14th Dec., 1886 ... Beringarra ...

do. 25th April, 1887 do. do. 3rd March, 1888 Roebourue

ab. n. f. do. <10. ... do. do . do.

ab.na.t. 2Gth April, 1888 Cossack do. '18th Sept., 1888 Derby do. do. do. do. 9th October, 1888 . do. do. do. do. do. 20th Feb., 1889 Roebourne do. 23rd Jl,brch, 1889 Derby do. 18th April, 1889 Cossack do. do. do. do. 22nd Jl,by, 1889 do do. 26th do. Wyndham do. 13th June, 1889 Roebonrne do. do. do. do. 13th Sept., 1889 Derby do. 5th Oct., 1889 WYlldha.m do. do. do. do. do. do. do. 11th Nov., 1889 Ga scoyne do. do. do. do. 26th April, 1890 Roebourne ..

DeSCription and remarks.

Stout, 40 years of age, 5ft. 4in. bigh, brown hair, oval \-Jsage, dark complexion, bayonet stab in neck, D left side, bullet mark on right leg, willow left arm, J right arm.

:\liddJing stout, 37 years of age, Mt. 61in. high, brown bair, grey eyes, oval visage, fresb complexion, dot and H on left arm.

Stout, age 33 years, Sft. 5~in. high, brown hair, hazel eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, flags, D 18, 1863 right arm, anchor dart, heart, crown and bracelets left arm.

Stout, 45 years of age, 5ft. 3iin. high, dark brown hair, blue eyes full visage, dark complexion, star on rigbt hand, ship on lef arm, crown and flag on right arm.

Slight, age 38, 5I't. 8~in. hi!fh, red hair, grey eyes, oval visage sallow complexion, scar on forehead, D left breast, pock pitted.

Slight, age 47, 5ft. 4,io. higb, brown hair, grcy eyes, round vis age, fresh complcXlon, scar on chin.

l\1iddling stout, age 44, 5ft. 6in. bigh, hair fair and scanty, blue eyes, long visage, fair complexion, W.J. right hand, cut mark on TIght cheek, scar about one inch long below right knee.

Stout, age 48, 5ft. 8in. high, brown hair, grey eyes, round visage sallow complexion, !<car on forehead.

Middling stout, age 30, 5ft. 6in. higb, round Yisage. Middling stout, age 30, Mt. 5in. bigh, round visage. Vide Polic Gazette, 1882, page 128.

Stout, age 40 years, 5ft. 1in. high, round visage. Vidtl Potice Ga:cttc, 1884, page i4.

Do. do., do. Do. do., page 98 . Do. do., do. 157 Do. dO., do. 157 Do. do., 1886, page 26. Do. do., do. 213 Do. do., do. 198 Do. do., do. 152 Do. do., 1887 do. 4-Do. do., do, 165 Do. do., 1888 do. 71 Do. do., do. 7l Do. do., <10. 71 Do. do., do. 113 Do. do., do. 195 Do. <10., <10. 195 Do. do., do. 195 Do. do., do. 195 Do. do., 1889 do. 45 Do. do., do. do. 76 Do. do ., do. do. 76 Do. do., do. <10. 76 Do. do., do. do. 99 Do. do., do. <10. 99 Do. do., do. do. H8 Do. do., do. do. 118 Do. do., do. do. 155 Do. do., do. do. 185 Do. do., do. do. 18.5 Do. do., do. do. 185 Do. <10., do. do. 189 Do. do., do. do. 189 Do. do., 1890 <10. 77

By Authority: RICHARD PETBER. Government Printer, Perth.

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"W""ESTERN AUSTRALIA.

[Published by Authority. 1

This Gazette is published Jor Police inJormaflion only, and the Police tlwonghout the Colony

are ins/meted to make themselves thoroughl:y "cq""inted with the contents.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commission." oJ Police.


Stealing in Dwellings. from the Person, &c.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 107, C.1. 288.

Gel'aldton.-James Hayden's canister of tea has been found, not stolen.

Vide Police Ga:ette, 1890, page 107 J C.r. 285.

Vicloria Plains.-W. & E. Byrne's dog has been recovered in possession of Wm. Housen. Prosecution declined.

Mownt G01<ld.-On or about the 3rd of April last, from owner's store, at Mount Frasel',-a quantity of clothing, flour, and sundries, the property of Steele, Brothers and Sutterthwaite. Vide Warrants Issued. - CT 301.

Mmnl Wittenoom.-On or about the 12th May last, from owner's store-room, at Ilgabiddy,-a quant ity of flour and tea, t he property of P. J. Gibbons. Vide Apprehensions.-CT 302.

Mount Witteuoom.-On the 13th and 15th ult., from a shepherd's camp at Yalgoo,-a quantity of clothing, groceries, and sundries, the property of J. F. Hackett.-C.I. 303.

l Geraldton.-In December last, from an unoccupied bouse ou Eastward road ~6 men's white shirts 1 ligh~ tweed suit, 1 pair lady's side button boots, a~d 1 hair brush, with "Maria" engraved on back, the property of Henry Friedhough.-C.L 304.

Gemldton.-Between the 12th ult. and 2nd inst., from ~wner's ~remises, Evans Street,-a quantity of sawn Jarrah tImber, various lengths, the property of Mrs. A. Walker.-C.L 305.

Dongam.-On or about the 1st in st., from the l'erson .of w. ~. W. Harper, at the" Irwin " Hotel, -maSSIVe plam gold ring, with the initials W. L. W. H. engraved inside.-C.L 306.

Newcastle.-On the 8th inst. , from owner's premises, at Wongamine,-2 hams, weight 241bs. and 2Mbs., the property of Thomas Dennis.-C.I. 307.

Albony.-Between t he 30th ult. and 7th inst., from an unfinished buildiug in York Street,-l hand. saw, makers Spicer & J ackson, 1 foot~square, 1 spirit level, 12 inches long, light colored wood, 1 large screw~driver, G. T. stamped on handle, and 2 " firmer" chisels, one 1 inch, the other 1 ~ inch , both stamped G. T., t he property of GeOl'ge Trus· love. Suspicion attaches to John Smith, a carpenter lately employed in the building, and Michael Morris, juvenile.-C.L 308.

Albany.-On the night of the 5th inst., from owner's shop, York Street-entrance being effected by cuttin g out a pane of glass in the window,-3 silver IO-cent Italia.n coins and a suit of men's clothing, the property of C. M. P layne.-C.I. 309.

36-Mile.-On the 1st inst., from the person of George Rowe, ",t the Water·works,-1 £5 bank note, and about 15s. in silver. Suspicion attaches to Michael Flanagan.-CT 310.

Pel·th.-On the night of the 7th inst., from owner's garden, near Douro Street,-40 cauliflowers, the property of GeOl'ge Brown.-C.I. 311.

Perth.-On the 12th inst., from a shed at the "Empire" Hotel,-l bricklayer's trowel, the property of Michael Flynn.-CT 312.

P.,·th.--On the night of the 12th inst., from owner's premises, Wellington Street,-l large galvanised iron bucket, and about 20ft. of galvanised iron chain, small links, the property of R. C. Plant. Suspicion attaches to Robert Barwise, exp., late 5424.-C.L 313.

Fremantle.-On the 13th inst., from tbe person of James Brown alias Robb, in High Street,- a leg of pork, weight about 151bs. Vide Apprehensions.C.L 314.

Apprehensions.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 108.

MARANDA, WINGUNG and WOOTIE, ab. nats., brough t up at Beringarra. on the 31st May. Dis~

charged.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 108. GIPPEY, ab. nat., brought up at Beringarra"on the'

31st May. Discharged.


ACOORA, CARDILGAR, CHARER, MARMATER, NGUN

BAN, PUNNAMARRA and YALLAL, ab. nats., brought up at Beringarra, on the 31st May. 12 months h.!. each.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890. page lOS.

EOONINYOUNGOO, BINDINYINAH, FOOLYANGOO,

ILLGOOROO, GILYAHNUNGAL, J I BEDEG, MUCKAEIDDY

and NOORAHBIDDY, ab. nats., brought up at Beringarra, on the 31st May. Bindinyinah discharged, others 9 months h.!. each.

Vide C.I. 302.

NEIN'DINGOO, ab. nat., at Meka, on the 16tlh 1lI't., by P.C. Houlahan; larceny. 9 months h.!.

Vide Poltce Gazette, 1889, page 135 (Warrants Issued). JUDY, ab. nat. woman, at the Island, Murchison

river, on the 20th ult., by P.C. Binning; brought up at Northampton, on the 30th uIt. Discharged.

Vide Police Gazette~ 1890~ page 108. (Warrants Issued).

WI!LLIAM HOUSEN, at 36-mile, Alba,ny road, on the oth inst., by P.C. Pridmore. £50 fine or 3 months h.!.

Vide Police Gazette~ 1890~ page 104.

JOHN COLTON, brought up at Albany, on the 18th ult. Discharged.

JOHN WILSON, exp., late 4142 , at Geraldton, on the 7th inst., by P.C. Quain; vagrancv. 2 months h.!. -

ESTHER DEVLYN, at Fremantle, OD the 8th inst., by P.C. Nicholson; vagrancy. 3 months h .!.

JOHN GREEN, t.l., Reg. No. 10294, at Fremantle, on the 8th inst., by P.C. Nicholson; breach of regulations. 1 month h.!.

Vide Police Gazette~ 1890, page 112.

THO>IAS BRODIE, c.r ., Reg. No. 10239, brought np at Fremantle, on the 8th inst. Discharged.

FRA'NKLIN ARTHUR VINCENT, at Perth, ori the 10th inst., by L.C. Bewsher; drunk, 21 days h.!.; vagrancy, 1 month h.!.

Vide C,r. 3U. JOHN GRAY, exp., late 9751, at Fremantle, on the

14th inst., by Corporal Con nor, on warrant j larceny.

Miscellaneous. HENRY GRIMSHAW, exp., late 8280, charged at

GeralJton, on the 30th ult., by P.C. Quain; cruelty to animals. Fined 16s. 6d. and costs .

U6

Property Lost. Vide Police Gazette, 1890~ page 104.

Northam.- William Atkinson's cheque bas been found .


G,.eenongh.-Joh'n Wallker's order f6r £20 has ) been fo'Und.

No,·tham.-On the 10th inst., in town,-1 £5 bank note, the property of Ernest Twine.

F,·emwntle.-On the 9th inst., in town,-£l bank note, the property of T. J. Cruickshank.

P.,·th.-On the 13th inst., in town,-padlock key with small piece of deal wood attached, the property of V. E. Nesbit.

Newcastle.-On the 7th inst., on the Glen Avon f road,-silver English lever watch, No. 114053, with sil ver chain small curb pattern, the property of Daniel lliIcBride.

Property Found.

P.,·th.-On the 1st inst., in Hay street,-2 pairs of socks.-P.B. 134. On the 25th ult., in William street,-Iatch key.-P.B. 135. On the 30th ult., in Stirling street,-white cockatoo.-P.B. 136. On the 5th inst., near Native Dog Swamp,-pair of horse hobbles.-P.B. 137. On the 6th inst., in Murray street,-screw wrench.-P.B. 138. On' the 7th inst., in Howick street,-pink and white cockatoo.-P.B. 140. On the 7th inst., in John street,-white cockatoo.-P.B. 141. On the 8th inst., in Hay street,-cheque for £2 lSs.-P.B. 142. On the 8th inst., in Ellen street,-black kangaroo slut.-P.B. 143. On the 10th inst., in Murray street.-black felt hat.-P.B. 144.

Y01-k.-On the 27th ult., III Avon Terrace,-silk handkerchief.

P,·emantle.-On the 8th inst., III High street,-2 old rugs.

Albany.-On the 6th inst., in town,-paraso!.

The undermentioned property has Deen claimed:

Fmnantle.-Silver watch and steel chain (P.G. 1890, p. 25.) Gold pendant and jubilee sovereign l (P.G. 1890, p. 64.)

Bunbur7j. -Half-sovereign (P.G. 1890, p. 84.)

PeTth.-Cart whip (P.G. 1890, p. 108, P.B. 128.) Pocket knife (P.G. 1890, p. 72, P.B. 82.)

Warrants Issued. Vide Police Gazette, 1889~ page 125.

CoonfINARRY, ab. nat., not to be arrested. rant cancelled on the 31st May.

War-.:.

I' ,

...

Vide police Gazette, 1890, page 108.

BIDDILUNGOO and VVINGADEE, ab. nats., not to be arrested. Warrant cancelled on the 31st ult.

Vide C.r. 301. IRRAWANDIE KONGA, and JINNACALTY, ab. nats.

(no description' given); stol'ebl'eaking and larceny. Dated Mount Gould, 2nd Juoe,. 1890.

Vide Horses, Cattle, &c.

OOONDOLA, CUNDAGARRA, EARACARIDDY, EDY, JAGIMUNG'OO, MIMEELY, ]\iOOLOOL, MUDINDA, MUMB'ROt')' MURRIA'NDIE, NABING, NUNDA, OILBOODA, WIN;NGA WILALGEE, WONABAGARRA, YARRAYQORA a~d Y ENN ABOODA, ab. nats. (no description given)'; cattle stealing. Dated Mount Gould, 6th June, 189\).

MULBAGOOROO, ab. nat. (no description given) j

deserting the service of Lachlan McPherson. Dated Northampton, 10th July, 1890.

Conditional Release Holders.

117

JOHN HENRY VENN, Reg. No. 10387, reported leaving Perth, on the 9th inst., for Victoria Plains. Intends to reside at Victoria Plains.

Inquests. F,·emantle.-On the 9th July, at the Lunatic

Asylum, before R. F~irbairn, R.IVI. and Coroner, touching the death of John Smith, exp., who died in the Asylum on the 9th July. Verdict-" Death from natural causes."

Horses, Cattle, &c. Mount Goul<l.-Stolen on or about the 27th March

last, from owner's run at Mibbian, Upper Gas('oyne. -1 head of cattle, the property of Brown, Meares, & 00.-Vide Warrants Issued.

/ THOMAS BEODlE, Reg. No. 10239, reported his arrival at Perth, on the 8th inst., from Fremantle. Intends to reside in Perth.

Greenongh.-Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 6th inst.,- dark bay mare, about ]0 y~ars old, 14t hands high, branded S C with J under half-circle on near ribs, under saddle, the property of ArDold Meadowcroft.

ditiOD. eg . • o. CO.- ' R N

T.L. Free Do. Do. Exp. T.L. Female

Exp. T.L. Free Exp. Do.

Exp. I Do.

Free

Do. Do.

Exp. 4)0. Do.

10386 397 376 375

10151 10294

9751 10303

391 9233 9751

3306 10280

...

...

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1775 9976 9533

PRISONERS DISOHAHGED_

Same . Otreoil8. ~enleDce. · 1I Where ' Date of Di sch !\ I·~~ . 1---------------------------1----------------- Committed. ______ __

From Frernantle Brown, Fred. G. . .. McCullock, Andrew Beck, F. . .. McCullen, Edward Hemsley, Richard Green, Jolm Hayes, Mary Jane Gray, John... . .. Symmonds, J ohn. Steere, Wm. McCormick, Wm ... Gray, John

F1'om Newcastle

Prison, dUffing the week ending Satwrday,. 12th J1<ly, 1890. B;reach of regulations ... 3 months h.1. ... Fremantle Refusing duty... ... 4 weeks h.1. .,. Do.... Deserting ship ... ... ... 10 weeks h.1. .. . Do. . ..

Do. ... ... Do. .,. Do. .. . Drunk... ...... 7 days h.1. ... ... Perth .. . Bl'eMb of regulations ... ... 3 months h.1. ". Fremantle Larceny ......... Do. ...... Do. Drunk ... ... 21 days h.1. ... Perth ...

Y:~~l~CY ::: ... ::: 12 ~:;nths h.1,'· ... ~~~mantle Disorderly... ... ... ... 1 month h.1. . Do.... Drunk ... ... ... ... 7s. fine or 7 days h.1. Do.

Gaol, dwring the two weeks ending Satunlay. 12th J"ly. 1890.

l f 7th July

J l8th do.

10th do. 11th do.

J 12th do.

Osborne, J oseph I Vagrancy... ... '.- .. . Ball, Thomas Supplying liquor to ab. nats. .. . I 21 days h.l. ... ...

£20 or 3 months h.1. I N ortbam I 1st do. Vict. Plains 11 th do.

Fro,,, Albany Gaol, d''''ing the week ending Satnrday, 5th J"ly, Pfmny, John .. I Supplying liquor to a.b. nats. . .. \ £20 fine 01' 2 months

h.l. Bl'adbourne, Wm. Deserting service . . .. 1 month h 1. Braclbourne, }I'redk. Do. ... ... .. . . Do.

1890. Kojonup ...

Albany Do .

Fro", Gemldton Gaol, d""ing the week ending Sat'''''day, 5th July, lR90. E at on, Christopher I Drunk ... .. . .. . 7 clays h.1. .. . .. . Geraldton

I Scully, J ohn .. . Do. ... 21 days h.l. . .. . Do. . .. Murphy, Wm. ... Do. .. . .. . .. . Do . . .. Do.

Register of Expirces and COlHlitional Panloll Holders wllo have left the Colony.

30th June

j5th July

30th June 2nd July 5t h do.

Name and Condition. Rcg I La" No:

Date I or Depar tu re.

Name of "eb~el. Destina tion.

1

Ship ill w llich 1 IIrrivcd. Remarks.

:eJ'ooks, Thoe. (exp.) .. .I

9393 \ 286 00 \ Cont",. bk. "'1 Shanghai Norwood ... , Medium build, age 63 year s, hei~bt 5ft. 5in .,

grey h:tlT, light h azel eyes, full visng.e. sallow c01llple::s.ion, dog right arm, mermmd left arm.

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Ga~ette I No. Naro~.

8 Kearnes,JotmorJaa ...

, Parkinson, Henry

29 Foster, J ames.

5-1 I Smith, Geo.

83 Calley, Thomas

84 Parker, Henry

85 Wilson, John

139 Hurley, James

155 '14 221 '64 268 272 27. 276 292 321 317 313 323 :J29 ;$37 338

"" ~a 347 :; ~S 350 351 :t'i6 ;~,)!,

361 302 ~6:':

:l6' 365 300 36S 370 371 372 313 314 311

Gnandonba Ejerrimurra

Moothio .. Birinoo .. Barclingooroo . Jobnn), .. Coolingarra ... Wilga alia.! Dickey Ja.mison, JOBcph

I Captain .. . Narboanna .. . Kelly. James ." Beddingnerdy ... Thalangarry _ .. Jenny Jemima llhxy Roubourn Nungareer ... Wyannie "ltroorina. Ki·lderina Milleran Bobby ... Coobedar .. Madgenbandie Coherbung Wallamarra. Carmula.r Goorie Mareel "' !ieemul... . .. Yahbalabalanerry Worriedabingo Watchatcha Big Billy Cundlebung

ESCAPED

I I Coo· I Reg. No. dilion. Date or escu,pe.

10097

8614

8263

61':11

8531

86iG

9358

9203

10216

7470

R.C.P. 10th Aug. , 1873

P. P. 8th March, 1874

T.L. 5th Oct., 1876

do. 24th F£'b., 18i O

T.L.

14th January, 1870 ..

30th Nov., 1867

19th January, 1867 .

22nd March, 1880

ab. nat. IOtb September, 1880 do. 23rd October, 1882.

do. do. do. do. do. do.

T.L . ab. nat.

do. T.L.

ab. nat. do . do.

ab. n. f. do.

ab. nat. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do.

21st March, 1883 7th March, 1884

do. 6th May, 1884 9th July, 1884

do. 14th January, 1886 .. 16th Nov., 1886 29th Nov., 1886 Dec. 18&5

14th Dec., 1886 ... 25th April, 1887 3rd ItJarch, 1888

do. do.

26th April, 1888 18th Sept., 1888

do. 9th October, 1888 .

do. 20th Feb., 1889 23rd Ma.rch, 1889 18th Alo~l, 1889

22nd May, 1889 26th do. 13th June, 1889

do. 13th Sept., 1889 5th Oct., 1889

do. do.

11t h Nov., 1889 ... do.

26th April, 1890

118

PRISONERS.

I DJ"rl" from.

Perth.

Fremantle

York

Fremantle

fo' remantle

Roebourne Gaecoyne

do. Mt. 'Vittenoom

do. Roebourne !\It. Wittenoom

do. Hamelin Roebourne Guildford Geraldton Beringarra

do. Roebourne

do. do.

Cossack Derby

do. d o. do.

Roebourne Derby Cossack

do. do

Wyndham Roebourne ...

d o. Derby Wyndham

do. do.

Gascoyue do.

Roebourne

Description !~11(1 remarks.

Stout, 40 years 01 age, 5ft. 4in. high, brown h~ir, oval visage, dark complexion, baronet stab in neck, D left side, bullet mark on right leg, willow left arm, J right arm.

;\!iddling stout, 37 years of age, 5ft. 6.l1in. high, brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, fre:oh. complexion, dot and :tI on left arm.

Stout, age 33 years, 5ft. 5.l1in. bigh, brown hair! bazel eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, flags, D 18, 1863 right arm, anchor, dart, heart, crU1'l"1\ and bracelets left arm. .

Stout, 45 years of age, 5ft. Siin. bigh, dark brown han,.blue eyes, full visage, dark complexion, star on right band, ship on left arm, crown and fing on rigbt arm. . .

Slight, age S8, [jIt. 8~in. hig-h, red hair, grey eyes,oval.Vlsage, sallow complexion, scar on forehead, D.lcft breast, pockpltted ..

Slight, age 47, 5ft. ,,*in. high, bro,!n balr, grey eyes, round VIS· age, fresh complexiOn, scar on cbm. . .

Middling stout, age 4.4, 5ft. 6in. high, hair. fau and scanty. blue cres, long visage, fair complexion, "'.J. ngbt. hand, cut mark on nght cheek, scar about onc inch long below nght knee, .

Stout, age 48, 5ft. 8in. high, brown hair, grey eyes, round Visage, saUow complexion, scar on forehead. .

Middling stout, age 30, 5ft. 6in. high, round v.lsage. Middling stout, age 30, Mt. 5in. high, round vl&age. Vide Police Ga::ette, 1882, page 128. .

Stout, age 40 years, 5ft. 7in. high, round Vlea~e. Vide PoHce Gazette, 1884, page i4.

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By Authority: RICHARD PETBER, Government Printer, Perth .

VVE S T ERN A U S TRA LIA.


Thi. Gazette is pnblished fO,. Police in/onnamon only, and the Police t/.,.onghont the Coumy

,.,.e instrllr/p<1 to make themselves f,h01'onghly CtcqnCtinted with the contents.

G EO. P HILLIP S, CO»t»tiss ion61' of Police.


Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information.

C.O. 'j,,,,.--Notified, for general information, that on the 10th inst. the Police Station at the 36-mile, Albany Road, closed in 1889, was re-opened, and the Bannister Police Station closed.


18-7-90.

C.O. '/"" .- The following transfers will take effect from the 1 Oth inst.:-

Senior Constable GeOl'ge Pridmore, from the Bannister to charge of the 36-mile Station, Albany Road.

Water Police Constable William Simmons, from Albany to Fremantie.

Water Police Constable GeOl'ge Cook, from Fremantie to Albany.

Probation Constables Michael White and Bernard Slattery, from Perth to Roehourne, to do mounted duty.

GEO. PHILLIPS,

Commissioner of Police.

18-7-90.

C.O. '/",.-When a member of the Force is b'ansferred from one District to another, the Officer in charge of the District or Sub-District from which the transfer is made will forward with the constable a "Transfer Ticket," on the printed form provided for that purpose.


18-7-90.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the

Person, &c.

Hall's Creek.-On the 23rd ult. , frolll the front of J. F . Taylor's store,-old ridiug saddle, hole cut in each flap for surcingle, the property of A. G. Layman.-C.I. 315.

Roebo",·ne.-On the 28th ult., from owner's dwelling,-2 bags of white sugar, marked J;:;'GA, the property of James W. Andrew. Suspicion attaches to Thomas Christian, a French creole.-C.I. 316.

Cossack.-In June last, from the beach at Cossack, -26 pigs of i1'on hallast, the property of Thomas Paxton.-C.I. 317.

Sha,.ks Bay.-On or about the 31st May, from the premises of W. D. Moore & Co.,-gold ring (snake patteru in 2 coils), the property of J. S. Durlacher.C.I. 318

Hamelin.-On the night of the 12th inst., from the person of Alexander Mc Kenzie, during a ball at Karridale,~ si l ver hunting lever watch, No. 123306, glass cracked, swivel ring gone, maker V . E. Neshit, Perth.-C.I. 319.

P,..mantle.-On or about the 10th inst., from owner's box on board the s.s. H Otway," between Roebuck Bay and Cossack,- l gold albert stud chain, with several long spring links in centre, one link stamped RCP and anchor, 10 small pearls, 3 pearl blisters, and 2 gold nuggets, weight about lk ounces, the property of Robt. C. Payne.-C.I. 320.

P e1·th.-On the 16th inst., from owner's dwelling, Bayswater,-2 cotton and 2 flannel shirts, 1 black diagonal coat and vest, 2 pairs of blankets, 1 tartan Bcarf, and some bread, the property of Andrew Watt. -C.I.321.

P.,·th.-On the 15th ins! ., from the premises of the (4 Governor BrooIDe" hotel,-l cross-cut saw, the property of John Siuart. Vide Apprehefi sions.C.I. 322.

Perth.-On the 16th inst., from the cargo of the steam lighter "Try Again," between Fremantle and Perth,- 29 pairs of boots, the property of Messrs. Brown and Alien. Vide Apprehensions. -C. I. 323.

Pe,·th.- On the 17th May, from the premises of Syd.ney Hymus,-l pail' men's lace-up boots, the property of WaIter Lawrence. vide Apprehensions. -::n. 324.

Apprehensions. Vide Police Gazette, 1889, page 170 (Warrants I ssued). N OORIE, ab. nat., at Carnarvoll, on the 3rd iust.,

hy P .C. Meginues.

Vide I'olice Gazette, 1889, page 170 (\Van'ants Issued). NEE:llAH, ab. nat., at Carnarvoll, on the 3rcl inst.,

by P.C. Meginnes. £5 fine or 14 da),s h.1.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 96 (Warrants Issued). RosE BADGER, ab. nat. female, at Gascoyne, on

the 22nd ult ., by P.C. Meginnes. Discharged.

Vide Police Gazette,l890, page 104 (Warrants I ssued). NEWNY and GOURGA, ab. nat. females, at Gas

coyne, on the 19th nIt., by P.C. Meginnes. Former 14 days h.l., latter discharged.

Vide Police Ga:ette, 1890, page 104 (Warrants Issued). PETER, ab. nat. boy, and Y AMBA, ab. nat. female,

at Gascoyne, ou the 22nd ult., by P.C. Meginnes. Discharged.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 91 (Warrants Issued), and page 116 (Apprehensions).

Cm"'I'ection.- WILLIA l\I HOUSON was arrested at Gingin, on the 6th inst., by L.C. Hackett. He is identical with J ORN B. HEN SON, and was fUl'ther charged at Guildford, on the 15th inst., by Thomas Jecks, with deserting his service, and fined £5 or 1 month h .1.

Vide Police Go,zette, 1890, page 112 (Warrants Issued) . A. E. SIDNEY, at Albany, on t he 9th inst., by P.C.

J. C. Smyth; discharged. Amount paid.

Vide PoUce Gazette, 1890, page 103.

STRA WBERRY, ab. nat., brought up at CarnarvoIl, on the 20th ult. Discharged.

JOH8 PERCIVAL, at Roebourlle, on the 19th ult., hy P.C. Muldowney; drunk and disorderly, 10s. fi ne or 7 days h.t.; assaul ting Sen Koba, £5 fine 0 1' 2 month s h.1.; assaulting James Robel'ts, prison warder, £5 fine or 2 month s h.1. cumulative.

RICHARD TYRRELL, at Sharks Bav, on the 2nd June. by W.P.C. Evenson; unla wful possession. Fined £5 and costs.

JOHN DODO, t. 1. , Reg. No. 10391, at Williams, on the 11th inst., by L. Sergt. Beresford; disorderly. 1 month h.1.

LABEL, NI1!:BOGLE, and COMBlE, ab. nats., at Denham River,. on the 25th May, by Sergt. Troy and party; destroylOg telf>graph insulat.ors. 4 months h.1. each.

120

Vide Police Gazette, 1S90, page U6. JOHN GRAY, exp. , late 9751, brought up at Fre·

mantle, on the 16th inst. Discharged.

GEORGE GAY, at Fremantle, on the 12th inst., by P.C. Nicholson; disorderly. Is. fine and 1 month h.1.

THOMAS JOHNSON, at Fl'em<1.I; tk, on the 15th inst., by P.C. Lappin; vagrancy. h weeks h.1.

Vide C.l. 322.

JAMES READE, exp., late 8696, at 15th inst., bv Det. Connell; larceny. Property recovered.

Vide C.l. 324.

Perth, on the 3 months h.l.

THOMAS TOlULINSON, at Perth, OD the 17th inst., by Det. McNamara; larceny. Remanded. Property recovered.

Vide C.l. 323. ,

ABSOLOM Russ and GEORGE Moss, at P erth, 05

the 18th inst., by Dets . Connell and McNamara; broaching cargo. Remanded. Property partly re· covered.

THOMAS WILTSHIRE, exp., late 9027, at Perth, on the 19th inst.. by P.C. Nicholls; vagrancy. 1 month h.1.

Warrants Issued. Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 104.

SALER, OSSEIN, and OSMAN, Malays, not to be arrested. . Warrants cancelled on t he 30th ult.

Vide Horses, Cattle, &c. CABAGABENNA., GREGORY, JIMMY, and WOODY, ab.

nats. (no description given); sheepstealing. Dated Roehourne, 18th June, 1890.

Vide Horses, Cattle, &c. PETERONG, ab. nat. (no description <>iven)· sheep.

stealing. Dated Roebourne, 30th Jun~, 1890.

CUNNINGB.UNNA., ab. nat ., medium build, age about 4? years, heIght about 5ft. 8in.; deserting the serVICe of Shepherd & McKenzie. Dated Roebourne, 26th Jnne, 1890. This native may be arrested wherever found .

JaMES. WALSH (no description given); maliciously obstruct1U~ the communication on the Northerll. telegraph hne. Dated Carnarvon, 3rd July, 1890. '"

DAN SAl KAr, <?hinaman, medium build, age about . 27 years, .heIght about 5ft. 7in., a cook; desertmg the serv]ce of W. H. G. Strickland. Dated Perth, 19th J ul)', 1890.

Property Lost. r-icle Pol1"ce Gazette, 1S90, page lOS.

Bunbu?·y.-Mrs. James White's cheques and sundries have been found.

Guildj'o1'd.-On the 11 th inst., on P erth Roadsroan ca:rpet bag, containing sundry clothing a'nd manuscnpt, the property of Rev. Sweeting.

Perth.-On the 11th inst., supposed in Murray Street -f:rold breast· pin , ;}Ia,sonic design, with pearl set in' ce~tl'e, the property of John L. Fitzsimons. On the 14th inst., supposed at St. George's Hall,cape belonging to a. great c~at of dark woolley material, the property of E. BIshop. On the 17th inst., in Hay Stl't.!et,-la,dy's smal1 brown leather hand-ba(J' containing' some receipted bills and

0' . • - sundries, the property of W. Eich baum. On the

19th inst., in town, - red leather pocket-book, wIth elastic band, containing bank deposit receipt for £~8, 1 pound note, and 158. in silver, and sundry papers, the property of Frank Laurence. On the 21st inst., in James Street,-sll1aJl white straw basket with lid, containing brush and comb, pair lady's leather shoes, and sundries, tbe property of J. S. Brooking.

Miscellaneons. TOMnIY, Japanese, and En WARD LUXTON, charged

at Wyndham, on the 20th May, by Sergt. Troy; smuggling. Former fined £6, latter fined £9.

JUI\IA, Arab, cbarged at Cossack, ou the 30th ult., by P.C. Peirl; supplying intoxicating liquor to ab. nats. £20 fine or 1 month h.l.

Conditional Release issued to:-

WILLIAI\I McDoNALD, Reg. No. 10329, at Perth, on the 17th July; convicted at Pertb, W.A., on the 6th October, 1882, of sodomy, and sentenced to 10 years p.s.

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Inquests.

Fremantle.-On the 16th inst., at the Lunatic Asylum, before R. Fairbairo, R .M., and Coroner, touching the death of James Giblett, an inmate of the Asylum, who died there on the 15th inst. Verdict-" Death from natural causes."

Beverley.-On the 11tb inst., before F. A. Hare, R.M. and Coroner, on the body of James Martin, exp., late 2262, who died at bis dwelling on the 10th inst. Verdict-" Death from Natural Causes ."

Horses, Cattle, &c. Roebo"me.-StoleD on the 12th and J3th May,

from Eel Creek, DeGrey,-2 sheep, the property of C. Coppin. Ab. nat. Peterong committed this offence. Vide Warrants I~sued.

Roebo"me.-Stolen on or about the 13th May, from Hooley's Creek, Table Land.-l sheep, the property of lIleares and Straker. Ab. u",ts. Caba· gabenna and otbers committed this offence. Vi,le Warrants Issued.

Cossack.-Stolen or strayed on tbe night of the 26th ult., from the yard of the "Weld" Hotel,grey horse branded V on near ribs, tbe property of William Glen.

Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 1l7. Q,·eenough.-Arnold Meadowcroft's horse bas been

found, not stolen.

PRISONERt3 DISOHARGED.

Co.· 1

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Free Female

Exp. Do. C.P. Exp. Do. T.L. Free Do. Female

Fre. I

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Asiatic Do. W. Ind~n

Ab.llll.t. l!'ree ASiatic African

Ab. oat. Do. Free Ab.llat.

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395

285 1279 2611 9534

10358 5936 230 394

~t\ll,e. t)treoce. Where 1 ____ "_,._"_"_"_. _____ c_om_m_,_"_,,,_. Oate of Discllllrge.

Fm),) Fremantle P,·ison, d,vring the week ending Sat,"·day, 19th J"ly, 1890. Dever, Samuel Heap, Mary J ones, Thomas Morrisson, Wm. Foley, John Nairey, John Shea, Patrick Williams, James Jackson, Robert Hill, Wm. Lewington, Elleu ..

Resisting police Drunk Unlawful possession Drunk Disorderly. Larceny

I Drunk Larceny Vagrancy Larceny Drunk'

21 da.ys h.1. . Fremantle Do. Do.

6 months h.1. Perth 7 days h.1. Fremantle 3 months h .1. Perth

I

Do. . Do. 21 days h.1. . Do. 3 years p.s. . Williams 6 weeks h.1. . Fremantle 1 mouth h.1. ... Pinjarl'a.h 14 days h.1. Frema.ntle

F,·om Albany Gaol, dwring the week ending Satw·day, 12th Jnly, 1890. Hendersou, James I Vagrancy I 1 month h.1. . 1 Albany

From Del"by Gaol, elUTing the lam' weeks ending Sat",.day, 28th J"ne, 1890. Ned. Bighead Lasman, A.ntonio ..

Ho Jung Sang Anderson, Wm.

F'I'om RoeboU'J'ne

I Chan Tuug Katchong ... Brown, Thomas Rosie ... l\!al'shall, Wm. Young, Jin WilSOll, Henry Pundprlong Sambo Bowes, Lawrence .. Paddy Edwal'ds, Charles Phillip McDonald, James

Sheepstealing Do.

Refusing duty; assault

Refusing duty Larceny

Gaol, dw,.ing the five weeks

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I Supplying liquor to natives Deserting service .. . Larceny... ... .. . Deserting service .. . Sly grog selling .. . SheepsteaJing Deserting service ... Larceny Assault Debt Bre~ch of contl'act Larceny

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3 months h.1. 12 months h.1.

9

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Smith, Geo .

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ESCAPE D PR I SONERS.

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30th :SO"" 186i

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ab. nnt. 10th September, 1880 do, 'l3rd October, 1882.

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do. 14th J anuary, 1886 .. 16th Nov., 1886 29th Nov., 1886 Dec. 1885

14th Dec., 1886 25th April, 1887 3rd March, 1888

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do. 20th Feb., 1889 23rd March, 1889 18th April, 1889

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Stout, 40 reat'S or age, Sft. 4in. bigh, brown hair, oval visage, dark cOlllpll'xion, bayonet ~t;lb in neck, D left ~ide , bullet mark on right leg, willow left arm, J right arm.

:\tiddling stout, 37 years ot' age, 5ft. 6{in. high, brown hair, grey eyes, o"al visage, fresh complexion, dot and H on left arm.

Stout, age 33 years, sft. 5~in. bigh, brown hair, hazel eyes, oval \'i~age, sallow complexion, fl ag"', D 18, 1863 right arm, anchor, dart, heart, crown and bracelet!' left arm.

Stout, 4S years of age, 5ft. 3{ill. high, dark brown hair, blue eyell, full visagc, dark complexion, ,;tar on right hand, ship on left ann, crown and flag on right arm .

Slight, age 3S, Sit. 8~in. high, red hair, grey eyes, oval \.Jsage, sallow complexion, scar on for<>ilead, D left breast, pock pitted.

Slight, age 47, Sft. "Mn. high, brown bail', ~rcy eyes, round visage, fresh complexion, sear on chin.

Middling stout, age 44, tift. 6in. hi!:\h, bail' fail' and scanty, blue eyes, long visage, fair complexion, W.J . right hand, cu t mark on fIght cheek, seal' about onc inch long below right knee.

Stout, age 48, 5ft. Sin. higb, brown hair, gl'cy eyes, round visage, sallow complexion, scar on foreh ead.

Middling stout, age 30, sft. Gin. higb, round visage. Middling stout, age 30, Sft. ,sin. high, round \·isage. Vide PolK:6

Gazette, 1882, page 128. Stout, age 40 year"" Sft. i in. high, round visaj!.'e. Vide Po~ice Gazette, 1884, page j ,l,

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By Authority: Rr(,HARD P ETRER. Government PrintC'l', Perth.

VVESTERN AUSTRALIA.


This Ga.dte is published for Police information only, and the Police tlw-oughout the Colony

are inBtructed to make themselves thO?'oughly acquainted with the contents.

GEO. PHILLIPS, Commission." of Police.


WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Police Department,

Ohief Office,

Perth, 21st July, 1890.

THE following Revised Regulations for the Dress of the Police Force of the Colony, having received the approval of His Excellency the Administrator, are published for general information and guidance, and are to be strictly adhered to throughout the Service.

GEO. PHILLIPS,


Dress Regulations for the Police Force of

Western Australia.

ALL Officers are required to provide themselves with a proper outfit of uniform, 'and such other necessaries as are required by the Regulations.

Sub· Inspectors receive an annual allowance of £8 towards the cost of their uniform. D etective Constables receive an anllual allowance of .£5, in lieu of clothing. Sub·Officers and Constables will be sup. plied with the following uniform, which must not be converted into private clothing, nor be altered in any way from the uniform pattern :--

SUB-OFFICERS.

I blue cloth full dress suit

1 undress suit--cloth or serge 1 holland or flannel coat & vest 1 cap or helmet (as required)

1 great coat 1 waterproof coat

every 5 years.

} each year.

! every 4 years.

CONSTA.BLES _

1 tunic-cloth or serge ... ~ 1 pair cloth or serge trousers... h 1 holland or flannel tunic ... eac year. I cap or helmet (as required) .. . 1 overcoat (foot) or ClOak}

(mounted) ... '" ... every 4 years. I waterproof coat or cape .. 1 pair cord breeches in lieu Of}

trousers, to mounted con- each year. stables . ... . ..

1 leather belt for great coat every 5 years.

WaTER POLICE.

COXSWAIN.

1 blue cloth dress jacket every 2 years. 1 pair blue cloth trousers and l

vest for winter, and 2 pairs ~ white trousers and 1 vest, ever 'ear. for summer I Y J

1 blue cloth cap, with baud I and covers ... j

I monkey jacket . (every 2 years. 1 011 coat ... 5

CONSTA.BI.ES.

2 blue serge frocks with white I trimmings !

2 white frocks with blue fall revery 2 years. clown I

2 pairs blue serge trousers ... ) 2 pairs white trousers each year. I blue cloth cap ancl ribbon, I

with 1 glazed and 2 white I covers r every year.

1 straw hat and ribbon, I black I silk neckerchief .. j

1 monkey jacket ) 2 1 oil coat . I every years. 1 leather belt e,'ery 3 years.

Should any Sub-Officer or Constable resign or be dismissed within 6 months after the issue of any article of uniform clothing, such clothing is to be returned into store.

Officers in charo-e of Districts and Sub·Districts, when making reql~isitions for clothil1g, will s~e that accurate measurements are forwa.rded, otherWIse the contractor for clothing cannot be held responsible for misfits.

The full dress is to be worn by all members of the force on the following occasions :-

'When on attendance as escort to His Excellency the Governor.

Wben on duty at the Legislative Council.

When on duty at the Supreme Cour t .

At all public entertainments or ceremonies under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor.

No exception is allowed to this rule in the case of members of the force acting as Olerks of Courts, &c.

It will, however, occasionally be expedient that the mounted police appear in bush dress on occasions when full dress is to be worn by the foot police.

Officers should never appear out of uniform on public occasions, or when attending Courts of Law. They will also, as a general rule, wear uniform at all times, save when off duty.

Any uuiform with which members of the force provide themselves must be in strict accordance, both as regards pattern and quality, witb the sealed patterns.

Whenever any constable's uniform shall be observed to be in an improper state, tbe Officer under whom he is serving shall have the power to order him to provide whatever article he may require, the order being, of course, subject to the approval of the Officer in charge of the district.

With reference to the claims of members of the force for reimbursement of expenses incurred in consequence of their clothing or uniform being damaged or destroyed in the execution of their duty, the following instructions are to be observed:-

Where any amount is awarded to a member of tbe force by a beuch of magistrates or other judicial authority, as costs to reimburse him for damage to his clotbing or uniform, and payment of it is made by the prisoner, defendant, or otber person, the member of the force may receive tbe amount. In that case there will be no charge upon any Government vote.

But when tbe prisoner or other person chargeable either refuses to pay the amount and suffers imprisonment instead, or is unable to pay, an application sbould be submitted on tbe part of the member, for reimbursement. It must not, however, be understood tbat the applicant will necessarily be considered entitle,] to the same amount as that awarded by the Court; all that the applicant is in auy case entitled to expect, is a reimbursement of the actual amount of the loss sustained.

Officers in charge, therefore, must estimate for themselves the extent of the damage and consequent amount of the loss, and submit a voucher accordingly .. Where the garment is not rendered tot,,']ly unserVIceable, that amount win, of COlJrse, be the expense of repairing it; but when the garment has been totally destroyed, tbey must inquire how long lt has been prevlOusly in wear, and from that time t~ken in connection with the time a garment of th~ kt.nd, under ord~nary circumstances, would last, they wIll be able to Judge what proportion of the price of a new garment they should recommend.

The same rule will apply in cases which do llOt come before a bench of magistrates or other court.

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.

BADGES OF RANK.

Commissioner Superintendent . Inspector Sub-Inspector

Crown. Two stars. One star.

Badges of rank will be worn on shoulder stra PS ... , and in certain cases on saddle cloths, and are to he embroidered-on shoulder 1in. high; on saddle cloth, 2tin. high. Boots and SP1M·s.-Mounted officers. weal', when on

mounted duties, knee boots with crane· necked spurs fastened with straps and buckles. Officers who are not mounted wear Wellington or ankle boots. The knee boot, which is sloped down at tbe back, should reach the front to about 4 in. from the top of tbe knee, aud at the back Just to the top of the calf.

Bmid, Buttons, &c.-Unless otherwise specified, loops, frogs, and buttous on the front of tunics, &c., will be at equal clistances. Buttons generally will be an inch in diameter; small butto\ s 1 of an inch. When loops of lace or cord are worn across the breast, the top loops will reach to the sleeve seams, and those at the waist will be 4in. long.

Colla?"S.-The collars of tunics and jackets will, unless otherwise stated, be rounded at the top in front. The height of the collar of the tunic is not to exceed 21n.

Depth of Skirt-9in.

Fomge Caps will be round, and 3 inches high, with peaks.

Gloves.-White leather. G"eat Coats and Capes.-Except when otherwise

ordered, of milled cloth, according to militar,Y pattern; for foot or mounted officers badges of rank in silver.

Helmets.-Blue cloth, military Home pattern, with plated spike, cross pieces, roses, curb chain, &c.

Helmet, White.-Military pattern. Plates.-Dimensions, Military Regulation. Pat"ol Jacket.-Except when otherwise specified, ac

cOl'cling to Military Regulation pattern. Soddle.-Hunting, with knee rolls. Should." Stmps are worn on tunics, patrol jackets,

and great coats. Swonls. -Military Regulation. Whistle and Chain, as for Officers of Rifle Regi

ments.

DESCRIPTION OF DRESS.

COl\tMISSIONER.

Tunic.-Blue cloth, edged all round, except the collar and cuffs, Wlth black square cord; black velvet coll<,r and cuffs. The collar edo-ed with t inch black bntid, with figured braidi~g below the. lace, on the collar. The cuffs pointed with 1 t mch black lace round the top of the cuff, with figured braiding ahove and below the lace, extending to eleven inches from the bott.om of the cuff (as for the King's Royal Rifle Corps), the sknt rounded off m front, closed behind and lined with black. On each side of tbe breast, 5 loops of black square cord with netted caps and drops, fastening with black olivets. On each back seam, a line of the same cord forminO' 3 eyes at. the top, pas~in!5. ,:nder a netted capo at the walst, below wI1lch It IS doubled and enclinO' in an Austrian knot reaching to the bottom of " the skirt; shoulder straps of black chain gimI', wIth small button of departmental pa.ttern at the top. Badge of rank in silver.

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Braid.-Black mohair. Buttolls.-Plated, special pattern. Badges.-Silver embroidery pattern. T'I·o1.l,Se1·s. &c. - Blue cloth, with 2 inch ulack braid

down the side seams. Wellington Boots and Steel Spurs. Panial)ons, &c.- For mounted service-Blue cloth,

with stripes as on the cloth trousers. Knee boots with steel spurs.

Helmet.-Blue cloth, same as "Military HOlle Pattern," ,vith plated curb chain on blue morocco leather.

Helmet Plate.-Silver, special pattern. Hel-met, White.-Same as "Military Regulatio:! Pat

tern," with plated curb chain on buff leather. SW01·d.-Half basket, steel hilt. with two fluted bars

on the outside; black fish skin grip. bound with silver wire j slightly curved blade. 35in. long, and It in. wide at the shoulder, grooved and spear pointed.

Sc<»?bal·d.-Steel, with a large shoe at the bottom and a trumpet-shaped mouth.

Swo'l'd Knot.-Silver cord, with a silver acorn.

Swoj·d Bell.-Black patent leather, ltin . wide, with slings an inch wide; silver snake clasp and mounting.

Pouch Belt.-Black patent leather, 2iin. wide, with silver breast ornament as for helmet plate, whistle and chain, silver ornamented buckle and slide.

Pouch.-Black patent leather, with silver device on the leaf similar to that on the helmet.

Sabj·etache.-Black leather, with three slings, device on flap similar to that on the helmet.

Gloves.-White leather.

Patrol Jacket.-Blue cloth, black velvet collar and cuffs. Black mohair inch braid, traced with black Russia braid down the front, on tbe top of the cuffs, and along the back seams; i -inch mohair braid, traced ,vith black Russia braid, at the top and bottom of collar showing facings. The tracing forms a crow's foot and eye on the bottom. On each side in front, five loops of black round cord, with caps and drops fastening with black olivets. Shoulder straps with badges of rank as for tunic.

Fm'age Gap.-Blue cloth, round, 3 inches high, with band of 2 inch silver oak-leaf lace, and device similar to that 011 helmet plate, embroidered in front. Black patent le"ther drooping peak. The peak ornamented with t -inch silver embroidery, silver purl button and braided figure on the crown, plain black cbin strap and oilskin cover.

• Fm'age Gap-for active service.-Blue cloth fQlding cap, 5 inches high, with blue cloth side flaps, 4 inches deep, to turn down when required, silver French braid welts on cap and flaps and at front and back seams, silver cord boss on left side.

• It will be OIJtional for the officers to llrovide themselves with "Forage caps for active service."

t Shell Jaclcet.-Blue cloth, black velvet collar and cuffs; black mohair braid all round the body, forming barrels (or dummies) at bottom of back seams j back seams trimmed with a double row of ±-inch mohair braid, forming a Cl'OW'S

, foot at each end and in centre j five waved loops of square cor~ in front, with four rows of knitted olivets, two olivets on each loop j pointed

t It will be optional for the Officers to IJl'ovide tbeUlf;clvcs with Shell Jackets n:.ld Mess " 'aistconts.

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cuffs of inch mohair braid, with tra.cing of l i]ack Russia braid, forming a row of small eyes on the outside and inside of the cuffs. and extending 6~ inches from the bottom of each c'lff j

mohair braid, ~-inch wide, all round the col1ar, trimmed through centre with plumes and row of small exes along top edge, a loop at botlom of collar to faste11 across the neck ; shoulrler straps, with badges of rank, as for tunic.

Mess Waistcoal. - Blue cloth , single hreasted, no collar, open half way down, hoo~;:s and eyes, t -inch mohair braid on edges, with a i -inch braid down the front, one inch from the edge j

black velvet between the two braids, with row of eyes of black Russia braicl down front edge on the black velvet; pockets trimmed with l -inch mohair braid. forming a Cl'OW'S foot at each end. edged all round with scarlet cloth.

G-I'eat Goat und Gape.-Milled cloth, double-breasted, to reach the ankle, when worn on foot j sta.nd and fall collar, 4~ inches deep, with a fly to cover the band of the cape when buttoned L'l1 j

loose round cuffs, 6 inches deep; 2 pockets, with flaps, at the waist, in front; 2 opetL_ g behind at the side seams, with pointed flaps, 11 inches long; a pocket inside the left breast; a slit in the left side for the sword to pass through; an opening behind, with a fly, the opening to be long enough to reach to the cantle of the saddle, and a gusset introduced commencing at the top of the slit and extending downwards to about 24 inches, both about 19 inches width at the bottom. A tab with button bole at the bottom of the gusset to close it when the coat is worn on foot,2 rows of buttons down the front, 6 in each row, the top buttons 6 inches apart, the bottom ones 4 inches; 3 buttons 011 each skirt flap, the centre one to close the pocket; 4 small buttons at the openings behind; and 5 flat buttons under the fly at the collar. A cloth back strap attached to tbe top button of the skirt flap, to confine the coat at the waist; 2 hooks and eyes to the collar. Sboulder straps of the same material as the coat. A small button at the top. Badge of rank, in silver. Cape of sa.me cloth as the coat and long enough to cover the knuckles, 4 small buttons in front, to fasten at the neck with a leather strap runner and buckle. Foul' cloth tabs with button holes in tbe lining at the bottom, one on either side in front and two in the rear, so as to secure the cape to the bottom buttons of the coat in front and to the top buttons on the flaps behind. In the coat a small pocket with a flap at the back of the left sleeve. On the inside of each skirt, a cloth band with button to secure the skirts over the knees when the coat is worn on mounted duties.

It will be optional for Sub-Inspectors to provide themselve$ with Great Coa.ts .

HORSE FURNITURE.

Saddle.-Hunting j plain stirrups and blue girths. Saddle Gloth.--Blue cloth, 3 feet long at the bottom

and two feet deep, with black mohair lace, an inch wide. Badges of rank embroidered in silyer on the hind corners.

B,·idle. - Browll leather, Military Staff pattern, with plain platee! bosses, blue frout and rosettes, steel chain reins.

OFFICERS.

The uniform and horse furniture are the same as for the Commissioner, with the following ex<.:eptions :-

Tunic.-Collar and cuffs of same material as garment.

Superintendents have a row oC braided eyes

below the lace on the collar, and an Austrian

knot of black squa.re cord on the sleeve, with a tracing of braided eyes all round it, extending

to Sin, from the bottom of the cuff.

Inspectors have a traciug of plain braid only,

below the lace on the collar, and Austrian knot

on the sleeve, with a tracing of plain brai d

rOlUld it, extending to 7in. only from the bottom

of the cuff.

Sub-Inspectors have no braid below the lace

on the collar, and no tracing round the Austrian

knot, on the sleeve.

Sub-Inspectors need only provide themselves

with undress uniform. the provision of any

further article being left optional, until pro

motion to the rank of Inspector.

Pat" ol Jacket.- Collar and cuffs, same material as

garment, without tracing of black Russia braid

on front, collar and cuffs. and back seams.

T,'ouse,·s.-Superintendents have I Fn. black braid

down the side seam. I nspectors and Sub-Inspectors have lino black

braid down the seam.

Shell Jacket.-Collar and cuffs same material as

garment.

Sword-Knot.-Buff leat her, with silver acorn.

S abretaches.- Not worn by officers.

Fm'age Cap.-Superintendents and Inspectors Il ave

band of I t in . silver oak-leaf lace. No figlU'e

on crown.

Sub-Inspectors have band of lino silver oak

leaf lace, plain black peak.

Saddle Cloths.- Without badge of rank.

SUB-OFFICERS.

TMnic.-Sub-Officers.-Blue cloth, loose, with stand

up collar, braided rounel ed"es of collar and

tunic with tin. black braid, b fastened with 5 ,

barrel buttons. Shoulder knots of twisted silver cord.

Ohevro/~s.-Sergeants will wear three silver chevrons,

surmounted by a crown on each sleeve, below the elbow.

Corporals will wear two silver chevrons sur

mounted by silver crown on each sleeve, below elbow.

T,·ous,,·s.-Blue clot h with single black stripe <lown

SIdes, for sergeants; plain, for corporals.

Oap.-French peak, with three rows of Mn. silver

lace on band, for sergeants, and two rows of ~in.

~ilver lace for corporals. Badge·-silver crown In front .

G'real Coal.-Double-breasted, with stand-up collar

and departmental buttons (metal).

Sword 1!elt.-~rown leather, 11in. wide, with slings,

all mch WIde, with metal S hook fastening.

Po"ch Belt.-Brown leather, with metal crown.

Pouch.-Brown leather, with metal crown.

Gloves.-W1,ite cotton.

Sub-Officers in charge of stations will be distinguished by metal crowns on the collar.

CONS'l'ABLES.

Tunic.-Blue cloth, loose, with stand-up collar, 5

metal buttons down the front, black braid round

edge ~f collar and coat, shoulder straps of same

~:natenal ~s garment, braided round edge with t mch braId, except at base, with small metal button at top.

Tro'Users.-Dark bl~le cloth. Breeches for mounted

constables .. wlnte ~oleskin in town, dra.h cord at outstatIOns and In the bush.

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Bools.-For mounted constables, knee boots in

accordance with sealed pattern.

Cap.- French peak with band of 1 inch white mohair

braid, and croWD in front.

Cap Cove1's.- 'Vaterproof.

H elmel.-For summer, white pith.

Summer Clolhing.-Holland tunic and drill trouser~

or blue flannel tunic and trousers, in accordance

with sealed pattern, will be worn by all ranks

during the summer months (1st October to 31st ·

March) .

Great Coats.-Double breasted, stand-up collar, with

departmental buttons.

BeUs for Great Coats.-Black leather, with white

metal buckle.

Circular Orders and Miscellaneous

Information.

C.O. '/",,- His Excellency the Administrator ~s

beeu pleased to approve the follmving promotion aud

appointment :-

From 1st July.

To be 2nd CI"ss Constable :

Probation Constable Martin Schlaikier.

To be Probation Constable from the 21st inst. :

Charles Henry Mosher.

GEO. PHILLIPS,


29-7-90.

Stealing in Dwellings, from the

Person, &c,

Bevel·ley.-On the 7tb inst., from a h ut at Wick i

gin,-a quantity of clotbing and provisions, the

property of Levi Hume. Vide Apprfhensions.-C.I . 32.5.

Dongam.-On the ni~ht of the 11th inst., from

tbe verandab of owuer's dwelling, York Gum

Tbicket,-3 sIllall sides of bacon, 4 small bams and

4. pigs cheeks, the property of GeOl'ge Peel. S~spicIOn attacbes to James Foran.-C.I. 326.

Fremantle.-On the 25th in st., from the jetty plat

form,-lO bags of potatoes, marked B, the property

of C. E. Stoneman.- C.I. 327.

Fremanile.- Between th e 2Brd and 26th inst., from

>1 clothes cbest at the "Pearlers" Hotel,--4 £1

b~nk-llotes, l ~olJ seal'f-pin, horse-sLoe pattern, set

wl~b. 4 }<:t.rge dmmonds a.nd 3 rllbies, 1 large ruby, 1

br~l1utnt ("~t." diamond" shape, and a number of

('OI11S conslstlllg of gnilclers. cents, rupees, and

quar~e~' rnpees, t he property of F, C. Marchant.

SusplClon attaches to Arthur Turner.-C.I. 328.

Pel·fh.-On tbe 18t h inst., from owner's premises,

Roe Street,~1 handsaw, 1 black frock coat, 1 pint

measure,.l mIlk Jug, and some honey the p ropertv of F ranCls Buck! in. -C.I. 329.' -

Pe"~h.-Betweell the 1st and 25th inst., from

owner s but, at 'Vanueroo,-l six-chambered revol

ver, 1 yel1~w horse rug, I pair of moleskin trousers,'

1 Cl)t~~D ::; bll't, and ,1 letter adrlressed " G. Bl'imson."

SUSP](;I011 attaches to Henry Black, exp., late 6828, and J osepb Tbompsoll.-C.l. 330.

Perlh.-Between the 1st ult., and 28th inst., from owner's dwelling, Howick Street,-l lady's gold ring, set with pearls and coral, 1 ditto, set with pearls and turquois~s, and I ditto, set with diamonds and emeralds, the property of Mrs. A. W. Glover.-C.I. 331.

Apprehensions. Vide Police Gazette, 1890, page 107, C.1. 282.

'THOMAS TOMLINSON, exp., late 7274, at York, on the 22nd inst., by P.C. Edmondson ; larceny . Dis· cbarged for want of prosecution.

Vide Horses, Cattle, &c., and C.1. 325. MOONERING, alias TAFFY, ab. nat., at Bilgering,

on the 21st inst., by P.C. Powell; horse stealing and larceny. 12 months h .1. Property recovered.

WILLIAM TURNER, exp., late 4424, at York, on the 21st inst., by COl·pl. Lavery; disorderly. 1 mont b h.1.

JOSEPH T HOIlIPSON, exp., late 8146, at Geraldton, on 1;/le 12th inst., by P.C. Quain; vagrancy. 1 month h.1.

GEORGE BURKENSBAW, at Fremantle, on the 22nd inst., by P.C. Nicholson; disorderly. Is. fine, and 6 month h .1.

WILLIAM FALCONER, at Fremantle, on the 23rd inst., by CarpI. ConDor, on warrant j wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Remanded.

Vide Police Ga:ette, 1890, page 120.

ABsoLOM Russ and GEORGE l\ioss, brougbt up at Perth, on the 25th inst. Committed for trial. Ad· mitted to bail.

Property Found. Perth.-On tbe 13th inst ., on tbe New Recreation

Ground,-silver scarf pin .-P.B. 145. On the 15th inst., in Roe Street,-a walking stick.-P.B. 147. On the 18th inst., inllfurray Street,-tobacco pipe.P.B. 148. On the 20th inst., in Barrack Street,pocket book.-P.B. 149. On the 23rd inst., in Howick Street,- cart whip.-P.B. 150. On the 25th inst., in Mackie Strcet,-revolver. - P.B. 152. On the 26th ult., in Barrack Street,-carriage whip.P .B. 154. On the 25th inst., in Wellington Street,gold scarf pin.-P.B. 155.

YQ1·k.-On the 10th inst., III Avon Terrace,bundle of clothing.

Camarvon.-On the 18th ult., at the Mangroves,boat's mast, sail, &0.

a..ildford.-On the 10th inst., in Meadow Street,new tomahawk.

F''femantle.-On the 18th inst., in South Terrace,door key .

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Albany.-On the 13th inst., in York Street,silver brooch.

The undermentioned property has been claimed :G,,·aldton.-Gold locket (P.G. 1890, p. 49).

Ja,·,·ahdale.-Silver chain (P.G. 1890, p. 37).

P,,·lh.-Handbag (P.G. 1890, p. 12, P.B. 2). Mackintosh (P.G. 1889, p. 2, P.B. 224).

Inquests. Ge:/'aldton.-On the 12th July, at the Court House,

before E. Shenton, J. P. and Acting Coroner, on. t he body of Raymond John Finlay, an infant child, who died on the 12th July. Verdict-" Death from natural causes," with a rider disa.pproving of the action of the nurse, Catberine Beswick, in administering medicine. and recommending a compulsory system of certificates of competency for nurses.

Hameli".-On the 18th July, before R. J. Lepper, R. M. and Coroner, touching the death of J ames Grifliths, who was killed by falling down the hatch· way of the s.s. "Victoria," at Hamelin, on the 15th July . Verdict-" Accidental death."

Escaped Prisoner. No. 378. GEORGE CORTON, t. l. , Reg. No. 10248,

slight build, age 60 years, height Mt. 3tin., grey hair, grey eyes, long visage, fai r complexion, a locksmith, now shepherd, absconded from Mara, Toodyay District, on the 13th July, 1890.

Horses, Cattle, &c. Beve"zey.-Stolen, on the 14th ult., from a camp

at Pekenning,-l iron grey horse, with saddle and bridle, bobbles, horse· rug, 1 Winchester rifle, and 56 cartridges,. the property of Thomas Neill. Vide ApprehenSIOns.

F,·emantle.-Found in Cantonment Road, in May last,-1 bay foal, about 9 months old .

·Tiscellaneous. ALLAN COUNSEL, charged at Southern Cross, on

the 21st inst., by P.C. McCarthy; sly grog selling. £30 fine and 1 hour imprisonment.

LOT IVENSON LEATHER, exp., late 7184, licensee of the" Wellington" hotel, charged at Per th , on the 28th inst., by P.C. Hurley; allowing prostitutes to remam ID his licensed premises. Fined 20s. and costs.

GUSTAV AUERBACK, charged at Perth, on the 28th inst., by P.C. Adams j hawking without a license. Fined 40s. and costs.

Rrgister of Expirees and Conditional Panlon llolders who have left the Colony.

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Age 50 years, height 5ft. Siu., light brown hail' turuing grey, blue eyes. full visnge, fresh complexion , stout build, a laborer ; known as" Paddy the Feninn."

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Draper. Fl'ederick Disorderly . 3 months h.1. Perth Coy ne, Geol'ge Drunk 21 days h.1. Do. Kenny, Luke Assault (two cbarges) 1 mont h & 1 month h.1. Do. Clarke, James Breach of regulations 1 llcmthh.l.. Guildford Patterson, Margaret Drunk 21 days h.1. Perth Hennessey, Wm. Do. 7 days h.1. Fremantle Board, Charles Resisting police; drunk and ilis · 14 days h.1. ; 1 month Do.

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Stout, 40 years 01 age, tift. -lin. high, brown hair, oval l'is,lge, dark complexion, bayonet stab in neck, D left side, bl,lkt m.lrk on right leg. willow left arm, J right arm. ~liddling stout, 3i years of age, .)ft. 6iin. high, brown hall', grey eyes, oval visagc, fre~h complexion, dot and H on left arm.

Stout, age 33year~, 5ft. 51in. high, brown hair, hazel C}'ClI, om\ visage, sallow complexion, flags, D 18, 1863 right arm, anchor, dart, heart, crown ;,nd bracelcts left arm.

Stout, -15 years of age, 5ft. 3lin. hir:h, dark brown hair, blue l'yes, full visage, dark c01llplexion, star on right hand, ship 011 left arm, crown and flag on right ann .

Slight, age 38, tllt. $~in. high, led hair, grey eyes, OI',1! vl~age, sallow complexion, scar on fort'head, D left breast, pockpitte!l.

Slight, age ':17, Mt. -Ikin. high, brown hair, grey eyes, rOllnd \isage, fresh compleXIOn, scar on chin.

Middling Stout, age 44, 5ft. 6in. hi~h, hair fair and scanty, blue eres, long visage, fail' complexion, W.J. right band, cut mark on nght cheek, scnr about one inch long belol\ right knl'C' .

Stout, age 48 . .)ft. Sin. high, browll hair, grey eves, round l'i"agE:, sallow complexion, ~car on fOI·chead. .

)liddJing stout, age 30, 5ft. Gin. high, round "isagc. Middling stout, age 30, tift. 5in. high, round visagc. Vide POtic3 Gazette, 1882, page 1~8.

Stout, ag'e 40 year", lh. 7in hi?h, rounel visug'e. Vide Police Ga:ettc, 1884, page ;4.

Do. do., do. Do. do., page 98. Do. do., do. 157 Do. 00., do. 157 Do. do. , 1886, page 26. Do. do., do. 213 Do. do., do. 198 Do. do., do. 152 Do. do., 1887 do. 4 Do. do., do. 165 Do. do., 1888 do. 71 Do. do., do. 71 Do. do., do. 71 Do. do., do. 113 Do. do., do. 195 .. Do. do., do. 195 Do. do., do. 195 Do. do., do. 195 Do. do., 1889 do. ~ Do. do., do. do. 76 Do. do., do. do. 76 Do. do., do. do. 76 Do. do., do. do. 99 Do. do., do. do. 99 Do. do., do. do. 118 Do. do., do. do. 118 Do. do., do. do. 155 Do. do., do. do. 185 ~ Do. do., do. do. 185 Do. do., do. do. 1&5 Do. do., do. do. 189 Do. do., do. do. 189 Do. do., 1890 do. 77

Name.

AIi Bucktin, Francis . Bergnana ... pergnann No. 2 Bo!}thabangoo Bnllaryangoo Eoogabong Bididang<.oo Barabbangoo Buullermulymula. Boothaloo Caocangoo Coonrlola CUlldaganra Cabagabenna Cuuningbunna Dransfield, Andrew Darthoobiddie Dhoorina Diado Euthabandie Edin:t Ellquarbarry Earacaridy . Edy ... ... .. Frolig, Adolph B.

Frark GalI.'l~~ Gar.:.QbUla Gregory TIlingeroo Irrawandie Juegoora Judy Jaralubin J ennabongenda Janmgoo Jarungoo No. 2 Jaragoo Junga .. Jacky Jagimungoo Jinnacalty Jimmy Kia.Kia Konga. Morris, Edward M'Mahon, John T. Moordiandie Moonerup ]1osey Muthana Murubangoo Mimeely MooIool Mudinda Murriandi Mumbroo Nilberdie Nebbmgerra Nabuudabung Ngumia Nemangoo Ngabangoo Nedingoonarra Naragoo Nabing Nunda Oilbooda Peterong Perop:1ttie Scabham, E. T. . .. Small wood, Joseph Talgaboongoo Tommy ... Wandamoorga W oolingarra .. Wandongoo Willagoona Wininga Wilalgee W onabagarra Woody Yarrawolling Y-arragoora . n ennabooda ..

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List of Unexecuted Warrants for the Quarter ending 30th June, 1890.

Date of Issue.

9th June 19th April 19th ]hy 19th " 19th " 19th " 19th 19th 19th 20th " 23rd " 19th " 6th June 6th " 18th " 26th " 5th Al)ri1 26th " 19th May 10th June 15th March 15th " 19th May 2nd June 2nd " 31st March

28th May 19th " 19th " 18th June 19th May 2nd June 5th May 25th April 25th " 25th " 19th May 19th " 29t.h " 29th " 30th " 6th June 2nd " 18th " 15t h March 2nd June 31st March 12th April 15th l'l-Iarch 26th April 28th " 19th nlay 19th " 6th June 6th 6th 6th 6th " 15th April 1st May 19th 19th " 19th " 19th 19th 29th " 6th June 6th 6th " 30th " 20th May 26th !lofarch 12th April 19th May 13th " 31st March 10th " 19th May 19th " 6th June 6th 6th 18th 25th 2nd 2nd

W-here issuec..

Sharks Bay p,,," Roebolll'lle Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. .. Cossack !loft. Gould Roebourne Mt. Gould Do. Roebourne Do. Derby Mt. Gould Roebourne Newcastle Mt. Gould Do. Roebourne Mt. Gould Do. Albany .

Kojonup Roebourne Do. Do. Do. Mt. Gould Roebourne Mt. Gould Do. Do. Roebourne Do. Cossack .. Do. . .. D"by ... .!\oft. Gould Do. Roebourne Mt. Gould Do. Albany ... Fremantle Mt. Gould Do. Do. Roebourne Do. Mt. Gould Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Roebourne Do. Do. Do. Do. Cossack ... ]oft. Gould Do. Do. Roebourne Cossack .. Kojonup Albany. Roebourne Dongara Geraldton Victoria Plains Roebourne Do. Mt. Gould Do. Do. Roebourne Yilgarn Mt. Gould Do.

Offence.

Breach of contrn.ct .. Debt (general warrant) Cattle stealing Do. Do. .. Sheep stealing Do. . .. Do. Do. Breach of contract Do. . .. Cattle stealing Do. . .. Do. ... . .. Sheep steaUng ... Breach of contract .. . Debt (general warrant) Sheep stealing ... .. Do Larceny... . .. Sheep stealing ... Breach of contract Larceny ... Cattle stealing Do. ... ... .. Larceny as a servant (provisional

w:trrant) Drunk and disorderly Cattle stealing ... Sheel) stealing Do. . .. Cattle stealing L arceny... . .. Sheep stealing ... Unlawfully wounding Do. ... . .. Breach of contract Cattle stealing Do. ... . .. Breach of contract Do. L arceny ... Cattle stealing Larceny ... Sheep stealing Do. Larceny... ... .. Debt (general warrant) Do. . .. Sheep stealing Do. . .. Do. Cattle stealing Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. ... . .. Larceny as a servant Breach of Contract Cattle stealing Do. Sheep stealing Do. . .. Do. . .. Brt:ach of contract Cattle stealing Do. Do. ... . .. Sheep stealing ... Breach of contract Do. Debt (general warrant) Cattle stealing ... Breach of contract Do. Do. .. Cattle stealing Do. Do. Do. Do. Sheep stealing Larceny Cattle stealing Do .

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