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All Rights Reserved NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 1914. INDEX. A Adams Robert, 432 Ali Yen, 42 Allan John, alias John Brai- Adams Sydney, 213 Ali Yow (Ch.), 553, 624 ley, 168, 222, 330 Abandoned child found, 34, 56, Adams William, 627 Ali Yow, 140 Allan Mrs., 444 91, 139, 156, 229, 345, 396,,Adams William, 459 Ahearn Elizabeth, 508 Allan Nellie, 368 455, 469, 511, 524 Adamson George, 308 Ahearne Maurice John, 615 Allan Robert, 122 Abbotsford Baths, 573 Adamson George, 97 Aherne Bernard, 330 Allan Victor, 455 Abbotsford Meat Packing Adamson James, 197 Ahier George, 291 Allan William, 574 Works, Leichhardt, 179 Adamson Thomas, 63 Ahmed Abdul, 505, 557 Allanson, postal detective, 71 Abbott Albert Victor Gordon, Adamson Victor, 70 Ahmed Sali, 302 Allbrand Edward, 606, 628 302 Adamson William, 95 Ahrens and Lane, 596 Alldritt William, 445, 474 Abbott Alexander Robert Adelaide, South Australia, Aiken Henry, 267 Allen, or Richard Cole, alias Gordon, 578 gold medal stolen from art Aiken Sydney, 232 George Cole, 231, 257 Abbott Alfred Ernest, 294 gallery at, 386, 499 Aikman, alias William Robins- Allen Agnes, 397 Abbott Arthur, 72 Adlam R., 88 son, alias Thompson, 120 Allen Alexander, 520 Abbott C. G., 490 Adlard Harold George Ire- Aim Deademena, 519 Allen Alfred, 46, 520 Abbott Catherine, 372 land, 78 Aim Desdemonia, 577 Allen Arthur Sydney, 114 Abbott Charles Alfred, 37 Adler Alfred, 229, 400 Aim Lewis James, 519, 545, Allen Arthur Sydney, alias Abbott Frank, 38 Adler Susannah, 444 577 Murphy, 378 Abbott Frank, alias William Adlide William, 627 Ainsworth Albert John, 93 Allen B. W., 277, 480 Russell, 580 Admissibility of answers given. Ainsworth Frank Paul, 359, Allen Brothers, 508 Abbott Lady Edith, 273, 331 by accused to questions put 463, 544 Allen Ellen, 519 Abbott Millie, 167 to him by an officer re Aird Mary Catherine, 283 Allen Florence, 12, 85 Abbott Reginald, 423 Hough v. Ali Sam, 497 ' Airs Albert Ernest, 313 Allen Frank, alias Henry Abbott Thomas Henry, 185 Adrian James, 191 Aitken and Craig, 267 . Hall, alias William Stanley Abdul Ahmed, 505, 557 Adrianson Victor, 82 Alberts David, alias David Cavanagh, 256 Abel Cecil Joseph, 253, 265 Advance Wagga Wagga Sterling, 162 Allen Frederick A., 189 Abel Leslie Wolf, 306 Branch of the Grand United Albury Municipal Council, 313 Allen Frederick Robert, 431 Abel Percival Harold, 392, 443 Order of Oddfellows, Trus- Albery George, 466 Allen Henry, alias William Abigail Arthur Frederick, 14 tees of, 277 Alchin S., 95 Young Smith, 65 Abigail J. W., 412 "Aeneas," s.s., 589, 624 Alcock Herbert Robert, 473 Allen Henry Valentine, 208 Abraham George, alias George, Agnew Francis, 496 Alcock T., 578 Allen Honora, 278 or Charles Anderson, alias Agnew Louis Sempoirie, 343 Alcock William Thomas, 601 Allen Isabel, 404 Williams, alias Miller, alias Agostino Pezzutti, 569 Alderdice W., 9 Allen James, 278, 331 Thompson, alias Smith, 520 Agris Annie, or Mrs. Coulter, Alderson Montague, 71 Allen John, 590 Abrahams Lionel Leslie, 54 340 Alderson Thomas, 283, 533 Allen John, alias Fitzgerald, Abrams Ada Dorothy, 37 Ali Binn, 256 Alderton Aleathea Lucy, 391 278 Ackerman Albert Thomas, 572 Ali Boon Teddy, 392 Alderton Charles, 440 Allen Robert Richard, 94, 119 Ackerman Sydney, 557 Ali Chewey (Ch.), 550 Alderton George, 355 Allen Sarah Ann, 237 Ackland and Platt, 336 Ali Chin (Ch.), 571 Alderton Herbert John, 391 Allen Thomas William, 57, Ackland Charles, 115 Ali Chong, (Ch.), 526 Aldis William Henry, 303 242 Acourt Nathaniel, 405, 451 Ali Fan, 56 Aldrich Cyril, 450 Allen William, 226 Acquila Antonio, 177, 199 Ali Fat (Ch.), 62 Aldritt Kate, 346 Allen William Benton, 277 Adamit Robert, 221 Ali Fay, 140 Alexander Emma, 8 Allen William Henry, alias Adamovitch George, alias Emil Ali Fook, 127 Alexander James, 583 Zeriachia Zrex, alias Tom- Rumby, alias John Meyer, Ali Gow, 283, 291 Alexander M. J., 420 lin, 136 alias Thomas Reines, alias Ali Gum, 37 Alexander Miss Jane, 547, 593 Allison William Lowrie, 173 Peter Samardzija, alias Ali Hong, 240 Alexander Mrs. J. C., 225 Alloy Smelters' Company, Adams, alias John Pagina, Ali Hin, 139 Alexander Oscar Frederick, Limited, 124, 360, 485 257, 273, 313, 369, 381 Ali Hing, 113 488, 520 Allport, Sayers Proprietary, Adams Ada, 478 Ali Hing Jimmy, 451 Alexander Robert McLaren, Limited, 88 Adams Alfred, alias' Nabby, Ali Joe, 371 alias Robert McLaren Rich- Allport Rolls Thomas, 321 535 Ali Kat (Ch.), 589 mond, 255 Allpress, alias Leonard Rowe, Adams Arthur, 208 Ali Kim (Ch.), 45 Alexander Sybil, 249 alias Leonard Mitchell Adams Ernest, 88 Ali Ling Pang, 623 Alexander William, alias Wil- Rowe, 313, 369 Adams G., 232 Ali Loon Loo, 182 liam Torrens, 402 Allum Dudley Richard Argyle, Adams G., alias George Ali Ngai, 54, 61 Alexandra Home, Burwood, 520 Adamovitch, alias John Ali Poi (Ch.), 589 196, 220, 301, 378 Allway Frederick J., 68 Pagina, alias Emil Rumby, Ali Pow (Ch.), 364 Alexis Andrew, 466 Alpin W., 391, 558 alias John Meyer, alias Ali Quay Tommy, 283 Alfred Frederick, alias George Alsop Alfred James, 94 Pagina, 313, 369 Ali Sam, 77 Harris, alias George Frank, Alston Soap and Candle Adams George, 133 Ali Sani, 110 alias Frank Auguste, alias Manufacturing Company Adams George, 269, 315 Ali Sam v. Hough, re judg- Krison Louis Alfred, alias Limited, 133 Adams Henry, 252 ment of High Court of Aus- Auguste Patouse, 368 Altree Charles Austin, 532, Adams Herbert. 551 tralia., 497 Alfred Krison Louis, alias 585 Adams James, 253 Ali Seng Tang, 623 George Harris, alias George Alves J., 21 5 Adams John, alias John Costa, Ali Sing (Ch.), 535 Frank, alias Frank Auguste, Alway George, 143 208 Ali Sing (Ch.), 627 alias Auguste Patouse, alias Alyward James, 304 Adams John, alias Thomas Ali Sun, alias Mow Sun (Ch.), Frederick Alfred, 368 Ambrose Blanche, 182 Wallace, alias Wm. Ed- 507 11gie Charles, 334 Amer Frank, 506, 541 wards, alias Joseph Smith, Ali Sung (Ch.), 110 Alienda Charlotte, 199 Amies Edward 609 alias Steele, 49 Ali Tong (Ch.), 596 Alison and Jones, 250 Amin Andrew ;K. 167 Adams John Henry, 580 Ali Wee Chee, 469 Allaby Albert, 309 Ammunition and fireprms Adams John James, 59, 133 Ali Won, 354 Allan Alexander Phillip, 226 custody of, owned by e Adams Margaret, 295 Ali Woo Jimmy, 49 Allan J.
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