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This file is fully searchable (read search tips page) but is not FASTFIND enabled New South Wales Police Gazette 1879 Ref. AU2103-1879 ISBN: 978 1 921416 11 8 This book was kindly loaned to Archive CD Books Australia by New South Wales Justice and Police Museum http://www.hht.net.au/museums/jp/justice_and_police_museum Navigating this CD To view the contents of this CD use the bookmarks and Adobe Reader’s forward and back buttons to browse through the pages. Alternatively use any table of contents or book index to look for specific information and then use Adobe Reader’s page navigation controls in the status bar at the bottom of the window to go to the relevant page. Searching this CD • This CD is searchable using Adobe Acrobat Reader 4 or later. It is also FASTFIND enabled, giving very fast searches of all files on the CD at once! The FASTFIND search enhancement only works with Adobe Reader 6 or later. 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M. Ship, 111 do William, 399 son, &c., 239 Ah Gow, 210 Alk Alexander, 130 Andre Andrew, or Hans, 311, Abbott Henry, 247 Ali Key John, 210 Allison William, 130 336, 450 do Jonathan, 263 Ali Ti, 228 Allen Joseph William, 167 Andrews Charles, 318 do James Oscar, 330 Ah Iling, 247, 270, 287, 296 Albury Police (horse strayed), do James, 323 do John, 364 Ali Fo, 254 ,167,234 Anderson James, 326 Abrahams Michael, 318 Ali Man, 272 Allix John, 180 do James, alias Fitz- do Rev . Thomas, 439 Ali Hing, 279, 334 Allison John, 185 gibbon, &c., 332, 339 Abigal James, 345 Ali Sick, 279 Allen Charles, 195 Angus Wm. T., 416 A,ckman Andrew, 8 Ali Sue, 292; 412 Alcock Thos. G., 217 Antony Peter, 345 Ackland John M., 34 Ali Lunn, 311 Alderson Wm. H., 222, 346 Anderson James , 363, 398 Acquejean Henri, 155 Ali Saw, 310 " Alexandria," steamer, 222 Andrews Edward, 364 Ackley Herman, 307 Ali Wood, 345, 383 Allen Joseph, 228, 239 do Mrs. Thos., 394 Acourt John, 334 Ah Hook, 357 Alexis Genest, 247 do Bill, alias Murray, Ackret, alias 'John T. Dale, Ali Ping, 383 Alphen Thomas, 250 395 431 ' Ali Ling, 394 Alcor k Mr., 274 Anderson Frederick, 416 Adams Fredk., 11, 46 All Sinn, 404 Allary John, 279 Andrews William, 421 do Sarah, 46 Ali Goon, 430, 454 Allen Margaret, 279 Anderson Christian F., 424 do Adam, 51 Ali Pon, 456 do John, 292, 316, 331 do E. C., 430 Adamson John, 75 Ali Right, 460 Alder C. H., 307 do James R., 432 Adams John, 137 Ali Tim, 469 Albury (Imperial Hotel, do August, 441 do Ettie, 151 Ah Duck, 469 arson ), 318, 325 do Thomas, 444 " Ada," ketch, 166 Ali Fun, 479 Allep Geo. Christopher N., Antonia Andrew, 451 Addison Mrs., 184 Ali Sam, 479 319, 413 Anthony Joseph, 460 Adair Joseph , 184, 208 Ali Chow, 479 Alderson & Sons, 338 Anderson John, 464 Addy Florence, 209 Ah Song, 479 " Atlantic," barque, 339 Appointments in the Police Adams Titus, 210 Ali Win, 479, 487 Alderson James Wm., 346 Force, 14, 49, 97, 100, 101, do A. R., 214 Ah On, 480 All Saint's Church, Parra- 135,165,227,262,305,333, do A. If., 247 Ali Foo, 487 matta (sacrilege), 359 338, 372,438 Adelong (stack of hay de- Ah Yan, 487 Alt Harman, 382 Appleton Robert, 11 stroyed by fire), 242, 281. Ahearn Michael, 29 Allen Thomas, senr., 395 Appletree Flat, house, &c., Adams Thomas, 270 Ahairn Ellen Agatha, 83 do Thomas, junr., 395 destroyed by tire, 242 Adelaide (yratches and jewel - Aitcheson James, 34 Alcorn James, 395 Apted John, 275 lery stolen ), 291 Ainsworth Frank, 41, 62 Allen John, 421 Apthorpe Wm. J., 336 Adams H. H., 307 Aish Thomas, 106 Alphonso Louis, 429 Archibald Robert, 8 do George , 307, 469 Aitchison Archie, 106 Algie Robert, 431 Argle Frank alias Russell, &c., Addington Charles, 322 , 331, Aitkin David, 112 Alderson & Sons, 451 32 339 do Mr., 136 Allen Charles, 461 Armadale James, 36 Adams Henry, 323 Aitchison George, 170 do George, 467 Armstrong John, 41, 51, 238, Adeline Mark, 357, 365 Aiken Edward, 237, 246 Aldert (ab.), 471 339, 478 Adeling Alfred, 360 Ainsworth John, 251 Aldwill Edward, 478, 486 Armidale, unclaimed property Adams William, 373,404 Aitken Robert, 279 Ampsin Annie, 116 for sale, 44 do Arthur S., 389 Airey Captain, 465,483 Amore Horatio, 164 Arundel Anne, 82, 254 Adelaide Wi lliam, 394 Allen George, 16 Andrews John, 4 Armstrong Robert, 94, 105 Adams Alexander , 451 Alford John, 20, 28, 51 Anderson James, 11, 171,179 Armour R., 110 Adlum Arthgr, 454 Allen Elizabeth D, 24 Ann -, 11 Armstrong Frank, 111 Ada -, 464 Allan Andrew, 24 Ant ill Henry C., 16, 24 do J. & W., 143 "A es Irving ," steamer , 416 Alsop William Henry, 25 Anderson Alexr, 57 Arnold John, 163 AgnDavid, 25 Alfrey Wm., 33 do Wm., 62 Armstrong Robert B., 167 Agas Augustus, 148 Alexander John, 33 do Charles, 67 Arkell Charles H, 170 Ali Lee, 4 Allister Mrs., 34, 56 Ansell G. H., 69, 79 Arthur Charles, 181 Ali Lun, 4 Allen Sir George Wigram, 36 Anderson Martha, 79 Arnheim Herbert, 195 Ali Kow, 8 do Edward, 36 do alias William Goul- Arcbibold Edward, 200 Ali Sing, 24, 130, 144 do Harry, alias Graham, stone, 84 Artlett Charles, 205 Ali Young, 21 &c., 37, 254 do Matilda, 88 Armstrong F., 251 Ali In, 41 Albury (fire of Iliggin's and do -,94 do Elizabeth, 266 Ali Yeek, 57, 73, 4,04 Baker's coach factory, &c, do John, 101, 396 Armit Charles, 266 Ali Len, 74 40 do George,111 Arditto Angelo, 302, 335,425 Ali Yung, 74 Alcock T. M., 41 Animals Protection Act ; Armstrong Thomas, 303 Ali Cow, 77 Allen James, 45 Notice to Police, re, 163, Archer William, 315 Ah Fong, 100 do John, 49 173 Artlett James, 315 Ali Toy, 106 Alfrey William, 50 Anderson Chas. Wm., 176 Archer Edward, 303 Ah Wo, 110 Allen John 56, 137, 218 Ant ill William E., 195 Armstrong Win. Geo., 330 Ali Chong, 121 Allingham William, 57 Ang Gooey (ch ), 200 Artlett Louisa, 334 Ali Quie, 130, 248, 303 Allen Kate, 67 Anderson Charles F., 205 Artery Henry, 365 Alt Fat, 151 Allport Henry C., 68 do alias William John- Armidale, saddle, &c., found, Ah Chong, 153, 186 Alcorn Mrs., 77 son, 218 373 2 NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE-INDEX. Argall William, 377 Atkinson George, 57, 153 Bank notes and letter posted Baber Rev. Mr., 344 Arnold Alfred, 381 Atkins Thos. Wm., 259 by Watt & Dangar, West Bailey Henry, 345 Armstrong James, 388 " Atjeh," steamer, 266 Kempsey, supposed stolen, Baldwin, Charles Henry, 345, Arimondo Antonie S., 389 Athorn William, 272 189 404 Armour R.
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