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This is one of over 800 Australian and New Zealand products and over 3000 internationally from the international Archive CD Books project Click on this box for the full online catalogue www.archivecdbooks.com.au FREE download samplers available for most Australian and New Zealand products Archive CD Books Australia exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available in digital form, and to co-operate with family and local history societies, libraries, museums and record offices to digitise their collections in return for other benefits. Copyright © 2008 Archive CD Books Australia Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved t pN I) FAITH f (COURAGE THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLICE GAZETTE 1945 BY AUTHORITY: K. M. STEVENSON , Government Printer, Adelaide. 1946. A KEY TO INDEX. A.-Special Inquiry. $.-Prohibited Immigrants. C.-Escaped Prisoners and Mental Defectives. D.-Absconders. E.-Provisional Warrants. F.-Warrants Issued and Warrants Executed. G.-Burglary , Housebreaking , Shopbreaking, Etc. H.-Stealing in Dwellings, Etc. I.-Motor Vehicles and Bicycles. J.-Lost or Stolen. K.-Horses, Cattle, Etc. L.-Deserting Wives, Families, Etc. M.-Deserting from H.M. Service. N.-Deserting from Merchant Vessels. O.-Missing Friends. P.-Inquests. Q.-Apprehensions. R.-Complaints. S.-Prisoners Tried at Supreme and Circuit Courts. T.-Prisoners Discharged from H.M. Gaols. U.G.-Persons Suspected or Wanted for Burglary, Housebreaking, Etc. U.H.-Persons Suspected or Wanted for Stealing in Dwellings, Etc. U.I.-Persons Suspected or Wanted for Stealing Motor Vehicles or Bicycles. V.-Photographs. W.-Aliens. NOTE.-The figures in parentheses denote the number of times the same name appears on any particular page. INDEX. A Aitchison, John William, 379, H. Aaron, Clifford H., 121, M. Aitken, Lanfield Alexander Charles, 48, Q; 90, F. Abar, Ramozan, 157, 176, H. Aitken, Norman, 271, Q; 299, T. Abbott, Charles, 261, 270, I. Aitken, Walter Keith, 374, Q. Abbott, Charles Howard, 110, P. Akamine, Kame, 229, P. - Abbott, Herbert James, 381, 389, K. Akers, Shiela, 445, Q. Abdul, Alim, 115, 156, N. Akon, Clarrie, 407, R. Abdullah, Harold, 407, Q. Akrigg, J. W. (N.S.W.), 261, 270, I. Abel, Ronald Albert, 41, T. Aksdal, Modolf, 140, W. Aberle, Harry T., 109, M. Albert (aborigine), 247, Q; 250, T. Abernathy, C., 263, 271, M. Albertsen, H., 332, W. Abinett, Frank, 214, 452, Q. Albertson, John, 62, W. Aborigines Act, exemptions granted, 12, 132, 217, 359, 385; Alcock, Douglas Vivian, 360, U.G.; 386, F; 387, G; 412, F; revoked, 217. 412 (2), G. Abotomey, Leslie Sylvester, 433, M. Aldersey, Dorothy Lucy, 288, 304, J. Abraham, Thelma Joan Mary, 273, 274, R. Aldridge, A. J., otherwise Alldridge 236, 246, M. Abrahams, Leslie, 100, M. Aldridge, Mervyn Stanley, 228, M. Abrook, Kathleen Laura, 413, I. Alexander, Donald John, 167, I. Abrook, Ronald Gustav, alias Bohlin, 49, Q; 54, I; 143, Q• Alexander, Gilbert Miles (Vic.), 51, E; 56, Q. Ackerie, Maurice, 303, H. Alexander, Lancelot Edward, 129, Q. Ackerie, Mooneer, 336, R. Alexander, Ross William, 203, 352, I. Ackindoff, 405, 450, UK. Alexander, Roy Henry James, 275, T. Ackland, Ivan, 13, 25, H. Alexander, Stanley Gordon, 286, F. Ackland, Lionel Clarence, 117, I. Alexander, William, 256, Q. ,Ackland, Reginald Phillip, 274, Q. Alexandroff, Eakim Paul, 282, Q. Ackland, Roy Arnold, 453, R. Alfred, Dean Henry, 441, I. Ackland-Horman, William Dinwoodie, 336, P.; 346, Q. Alfrie, Reginald, 262, 270, J. Acland, John Edward, 363, M. Ali, Ethelwyn Madge, 158, J. Adams, John, 302, 333, F. Ali, Khan Fazal, 23, W. Adams, David, 417, R. Ali, William, 253, H. Adams, Earl C., 119, 121, M. Alick (aborigine), 445, Q. Adams, Edward James Stanley, 260, 261, 287, H. Aliens' Registration Certificates missing, 131, 148, 155, 183, Adams, George Edward, 408, Q. 226, 285, 293, 321, 349, 359. Adams, James Frederick, 144, Q. Alikaris, Peter, 116, H. Adams, John William, 6, 46, M. Alker, Percy, 422, G. Adams L. E. (Mrs.), 373, R. Alksne, Lilian Stella, 317, R. Adams, Leslie John, 333, H. All Cars Limited, 123, Q. Adams, Pauline Adrinne Ursula, 99; J. Allan, Claude, 149, F. Adams, Robert Colin, 35, 45, I. Allan, Erie, see Frank Vickers. Adams, Ronald James, 417, Q; 433, M; 437, Q. Allan, Gordon Reginald, 417, Q; 446, T. Adams, Trevor Marshall, 404, I. Allard, Anthoney, 332, W. Adams, William and Company, 387, G. Allard, George, 423, H. Adams, Winifred Rose, 7, 16, O. Allard, James Joseph Francis, 143, Q. Adamson, Allan Harold, 67, R. Allardice, Melva Jean, 408, R. Adamson, Ralph, 203, H. Allehin, Ruby Beatrice, 52, 53, H. Adamson, Ruth Hazel Minto, 220, M. Alldridge, A. J., see A. J. Aldridge. Adcock, Arthur, 159, 169, 296, M. Allee, Nawas, 2, W. Adcock, Barton J., 140, 156, W. Allen, Alfred John Henry, 304, 314, I. Adcock, C. T. (Mrs.), 171, R. Allen, Beryl Joyce, 287, 294, G; 297, R. Adelaide Barytes Syndicate, No Liability, 111, R. Allen, Cecil Cedric, 126, I. Adelaide Boot Factory, 34, H. Allen, Charles William, 448, G. Adelaide Chemical & Fertilizer Co., 431, H. Allen, Clement John, 370, H; 374, Q. Adelaide Children's Hospital, Incorporated, 453, R. Allen, Edward Thomas, 99, I. Adelaide City Council, 8, R; - 73, I; 77, R; 83, I; 99 (2), I; Allen, Flora, 257, R. 337 (2), R; 351, H; 374, 383, R. Allen, Floyd E., 169, M. Adelaide Co-Operative Society, Ltd., 387, 403, H. Allen, Frederick John, 383, Q. Adelaide Electrical Supply Co., Ltd., 138, 240, R; 379, H; 387 Allen, George, 387, 423, I. G. Allen, George, 257, R. Adelaide Frock Co., 422, H. Allen George Alexander, 444, Q. Adelaide Rope and Nail Co., Ltd., 417, R. Allen, J., see William Herbert Millard. Adelaide Steamship Co., Ltd., 117, I; 287, H; 346, R. Allen, John Howard, 64, 73, I. Adey, Charles William, otherwise William Charles Adey, 28, Q; Allen, Joyce L,avina Flora, 239, Q. 50, T ; 136, Q ; 163, T ; 240, Q. Allen, Keith Thomas, 171, Q. Adey, William Charles, see Charles William Adey. Allen, Lawrence Edward, 424, 432, J. Adkins, Lawrence William, 443, M. Allen, Leslie George, 257, R. Aeroplane George (aborigine), 445, Q. Allen, Richard (aborigine), 452, Q. Afburn, G., 332, N. Allen, Ronald Charles, 204, 263, 315, 345, M. Agnew, D. A. (Estate of), 108, 270, J. Allen, Ronald Elliot Keith, 297, R. Ali Fung, 34, W. Allen, Ronald Ernest, 417, Q. Ali Ling, 191, W. Allen, S. A., 413, H. Ali Shing, 191, W. Allen, Samuel William, 187, M. Ali Yong, see Ali Young. Allen, Sydney, 433, M. Ali Young, otherwise Ali Yong, 267, 332, W. Allen, Thomas, 246, 263, M. Ahearn, Thomas James, 29, Q; 96, T; 453, Q. Alley, George (N.S.W.), 107, I. Ahearne, Mr. 72, G. Allied Intelligence Bureau (Qld.), 395, H. Ahern, Cecilia Sarah, 318, R. Allington, Emma Marjorie, 307, R. Ahern, John, 213, Q. Allister, Robert Bruce Samuel, 336, P; 346, R. Ahrens, Emilie Elsa, 247, R.
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