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All Rights Reserved NEW SOUTII WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 191?. INDEX. A Adamson William, 296 Alexander Florence, 32 Amsbcrg Frederick, 286 Adcock Miss, 16 Alexander George, 177, 302 Amsberg's Pawn-office, 4S6 Aarons Exchange Hotel Com- Addison Edward, 339 Alexander Henry, 457 Amster Ray, 437 pany, 522 Addison Richard, 265 Alexander Mary, 177, 302 Anatole Louis, 220 Aarons F. Oswald, 522 Adelong Station-Appointment Alexander Percy, 32, 77 Anderson, , 431, 403 Abbey's Limited, 307 vacant, 383, 415 Alexander Percy Vernon Wil- Anderson , 176, 434 Abbott or George Pete, 135 Adlard Robert, 126 liam, 358 Anderson, alias Leslie Norman Abbott Albert Victor Gordon, Adrian Marion Hamilton, 426 Alexander Rose, 436 Amundsen, 463 115 447 Alexander Reginald Harry, 27 Anderson or Jessie Pike, 379 Abbott Mary Isobel, 352 Afrait Herbert 270, 304 Alexander Ruby, 150 Anderson, alias George Wilson, Abbott William, 237 Agel Robert Francis, 452 Alexander Simeon, 463 alias Witson, alias Charles Abbott William, 152 Ah Ch'eong, 386 Alexander William, alias Solo- Williams, 361 Abderholden Louis, 214, 349 Ah Chong, Charlie, 59, 92 mon Davis, alias William Anderson Albert Henry, alias Abdolla Bazeer, 366 Ah Fat, 502 Alexander Defries, 117 Robert James McVeen, alias Abdolah (Indian), 99 Ah Fook, 418 Alf -, 27 James McGrath, 107, 135 Abdullah Charles, 223 Ah Fuck, 352 Alfiero Beatrice, 411 Anderson Alfred, 76, 126 Abdullah George, 255 Ah Goon Tom, 207 Alfiero Louis, 411 Anderson Alfred James, 207 Abel Charles, 511 Ah Gum, 243 Alfreds Henry, 96 Anderson Bernard James, 125 A'Beckett Sir Thomas, 331 Ali Han, 446 Alger Mary Georgina, 443 Anderson Bert, 519 Abernethy George Bruce, 141 Ah Hee Alfred, alias Nathan, Alger William Ernest, 355, 391 Anderson Charles, 306 Abernethy Robert, 178 alias Solomon , alias En- All, Barrakat, 57 Anderson Charles Ernest, 326 Abermain-Body of female in- chung, 148 Allan Anthony, 26 Anderson Christopher, 6 fant found at the Sanitary Ah Kee, 34S Allan Ethel Rose, 44 Anderson Emil John Leonard, Depot, 5 Ah Kin, or Wah Kin (Chi- Allan Mrs. Maxwell, 82 155 Abrahams Frank, 377 nese ), 442 Allan Thomas, 452 Anderson Evelyn Jessie, 106 Abrahams Louis, 508 All Lan (Chinese), 99 Allanson, John, 204 Anderson Florence Amy, 67, Abrahamsen Michael, 443 Ah Lin, 253 Allardyce Arthur, 221, 237 223 Aceglave Mark, 254 Ah Louie Nancy, 348 Allen , 135 Anderson Frank, 157 Acheson Henry Herbert, 270 Ah Louie Nellie, 348 Allen and Hanbury, 81 Anderson George, 520 Ackbar alias Boobbo Khan, Ah Lung, 357, 371 Allen Alice, 6 Anderson George, 289, 297, 308 alias Saifa Sabdeen, 149 Ah Sam, 477, 495 Allen Archibald Charles, 444 Anderson George, alias Charles Adaminaby Station-Appoint- Ah Son, alias Ah Jee, 370 Allen B., 105 Anderson, alias George Abra- ment vacant, 415 Ah Sun, 495 Allen Bert, alias Norman„ Per- hams, alias Miller, alias Acland Stanley Edmund, 260, Ah Tow, 352 rival Ayton, 365 Smith, 193 337 Ah Way (Chinese), 170 Allen Captain George, 385 Anderson George, alias Wil- Acraman Mrs., 221 Ah You, 386 Allen E. H., 306 liam Anderson, alias George Acton Norman, 54 Ah Yuck, 253 Allen Florence,- 254 Andrews, alias William And- Ada Joseph, 278, 312 Ahmelmann Frederick, 6 Allen Francis, 478, 516 ley, alias Peter Bell, 330 Adair Edric Keith, 224 Ahrens Elizabeth Ann, 473, Allen Frederick, 270 Anderson H. G., 346 Adair Ruby Louisa, 224 516 Allen Gilbert, 47 Anderson Herbert, 494 Adams, alias William Ader- Aiken Percy. alias T. Ander- Allen Jack. 459 Anderson Jacob, 43 mann, alias Roberts, alias son, 359, 438 Allen Joseph, 88 Anderson James, 395 Harry Stephenson . 391 Aikman, John George, 462 Allen Mary, 270 Anderson John, 400 Adams, alias Mailler, alias Aim Lewis James, 411 Allen Mrs. Alexander, 228 Anderson John Sarien, 391 Crawford, alias Joseph or Aird George William, 178, 272 Allen Reginald Stanmore Anderson Joseph, 26 Carl Kennedy, alias Miller, Aird George William, 339 Lionel, 16, 45 Anderson M. F., 334 484 Airey May, 6 Allen Robert, 351 Anderson Maud, 54 Adams, alias Wilson, alias Airs Albert Ernest, 92 Allen Robert, 380 Anderson May, 196, Thomas Wallace. alias Steel, Aitken Glen, 271 Allen Thomas. 406 Anderson Miss Edith, 263, 294 alias Carroll. 18S Aitken James Frederick, 4G3 Allen Violet May (134). 291 Anderson Mrs. Dolly, 403 Adams or Harry Ireland, 45, Aitkins Eric Henry, 212 Allen Walter George, 235 Anderson Norah, 155 105 Akaster Mary, 26 Allen William. 494 Anderson Peter John, 113. 122 Adams Alfred Gillett, 331 Akers Thomas Alfred, 141 Allerding, Frederick, 211 Anderson Robert, alias Frank Adams Benjamin, 178 Alberton Andrew, 339 Allison John, 220, 283 Russell , alias Mitchell, alias Adams Christina. 68, 126 Alberts Elizabeth, 44.; Allison Louisa, 15 Patrick Frank Costello, 400, Adams Colin. 404 Albury Police, bicycle in pos- Allman Arthur. 94. 107 401 Adams David. 207 session of, owner required, Allman Edward, 438 Anderson Thomas, 88 Adams David Keith, 420, 495 258 Allman J. F.. 328 Anderson Thomas,aliasHeoker Adams Edward, 17 Albury-Unclaimed pony mare Allman William, 260 Anderson, 294, 340 Adams Frank, or Wild, 195, for sale, 219 Allner James Joseph, 256 Anderson Thomas, alias Wil- 207 Alchin, Sydney, 512 Allport Robert, 294 liam T. Bell, alias Header- Adams J.. 221 Alchin Thomas, 512 Allsbury John, 207. 303 son, alias Marsden. 223 Adams Johh, 426 Alcock Frederick Charles. 473 Allspress Leonard, 317, 325 Anderson Walter Frederick, Adams Joseph Henry, 154 Alcock T. M.. & Son. 100, 200 Almond John, 458, 479 142 Adams Kathleen, 514 Alcorn Ivy Mary. 472 Alterator Henry Richard, alis Anderson William, 6 Adams Mary. 68 Alderson Mrs.. 306 Williams. 31 Anderson William, 88 Adams S. H., alias Thomas Alderson William, 246 Allworth Emily, 499 Anderson William Cunning- Cambey. 354 Aldred Lily, 264 A.M.A. Company. 11 ham, 106 Adams William. alias Donald Aldridge Reginald Frank, 2S0 Amber Walter, 44 Anderson William Johp. 220 McDonald, 239. 280 Alexander B. M., 270 Ambler Muriel, 487 Anderson William , Martin, Adamson Paul, 208 Alexander Emily, 390. 459 Amed Khan Culloo, 110 alias William Jotmnson, 132, Adamson Robert William, 20 Alexander Ernest, 131 A,M,P, Society, 280 148 59077 A 2 NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE INDEX-1912. Andrew Jessie, 120 Arnott Andrew If., alias An- Australian Building Company, Baker William IL, 329 Andrew Wilhehnina, 476 drew Hamilton, 494 50, 184 Bakker Carl, 43 Andrews Albert Ernest, 236 Arnott William, alias R.
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