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This file is fully searchable (read search tips page) but is not FASTFIND enabled New South Wales Police Gazette 1887 Ref. AU2103-1887 ISBN: 978 1 921371 62 2 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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Mrs., 108 Ali Mann, 48 Allan Dora, 47, 81 Anderson Thomas or Gardener, Aaron's Pawn Office, 374 Ali Man, 170, 201 Allan John, 71, 82 376 Abbott Joseph, 52 Ali Man, 298 Allan William, 100, 108 Anderson R., 376 Abbott William, 76 Ali Ping, 185 Allan Frederick, 125, 141 Anderson Robert, 385 Abernethy John Campbell, 318, Ah Rum, 176 Allan Lavinia, 168 Anderson Alfred, 346 321 Ali Soy, 81 Allan Charles, 205, 258 Anarade A., alias Willy, 225, 250 Abernethy Alice, 318 Ali Sam, 81 Allan William , 231, 243 Andre Louis Victor, alias Halla- Able George, 231 Ah Sung, 171 Allan Hannah, 231 stein, alias Alestine,alias Aboriginal boy absconded from Ali Sing, 196 Allan Matilda, 239 Wilson, 126 Lapstone, 318 Ali Taker, alias Jem Taker, 234 Allan John, 240, 278 Andreas -, 11 Abrahams Isaac, 63 Ah Teck, 299 Allers John, D. W., 375 Andrews & Chisholm, 73 Abrahams J., 65 'Ali Too, 376 Allir or Nablie (native of Java), Andrews Miss, 152 Abrahams William, 155 Ali War, 238 205 Andrews George, 210, 278 Abrahams John, 177 Ali War, 383 Alison John, 90 Anderson Mrs., 387 Abrahams Elizabeth , nee Todkill, Ali You, 126 Allstrum Emma, 4 Angelo Joseph, 294 177 Ali You, alias Chin Ali Nem, 137 Allum Samuel, 266 Angest Frank, 213 Abraim (a Hindoo) 151, 172 Ali Young, 257 Allum Henry, 368 Anscombe James, 48 Abrams Thomas, 386 Ahern Joseph, 35 Allright Frederick Thomas, 97 Anseline Alfred, 39 Acres John, 318 Ahern James, 65 Alma Joseph, 113 Anson Mrs., 167 Adair Constable, 32 Ahern Sarah, 184 Alphick James, 386 Anthony Catherine, 354 Adams, alias Marks, alias Stevens, Ahern William, 270 Ambrose Joseph, 24 Antoni Frances, 291, 334 alias Turner, alias Greeves, Ahern John, 278 Amear Kohn, 277 Applebee George Edward, 137, alias Jones alias Johnston, alia 5 Ahmelmann Christian, 176 Amess John, 154 154 Bristol Bill, 8 Aiden John, 85 Amist William, 290 Applebee B. T., 154 Adam s Henry, 48 Aiken Thomas, 270 Amos R. and A., 274 Appleby Thomas, 128 Adams Thomas, 100 Aiken William Henry, 368 Anderson William J., 3 Appleton Samuel J., 306 Adams Ann, 188 Aikens Eliza, 184, 192 Anderson H. B., 15 Appointments in the Police Adams Mary A.. 201 Ainsworth Richard, 131 Anderson Thomas or Peter, alias Force, 23, 104, 170, 171, 221, Adams Phillip, 306 Aitchison Hector, 302, 311 Trent, alias Richmond Tommy, 295, 296, 327 Adams John, 354 Aitchison Rachael, 302 33 Aptea Benjamin, 294 Adamson John, 316 Aitken John, 16 Anderson Charles, 39 Archbold, alias Clara Thomas, 270 Adelaide Steamship Company, 235 Aitkenhead William, 143 Anderson Mary, 39 Archer Robert, 101 Adelong unclaimed property for A. J. S. Bank, 63, 64, 81, 112, Anderson Alexander, 48 Archer Frank, 158 sale, 43 147, 170, 214, 251, 290, 291 Anderson Georgiana, 63 Archer William, 184 Adlington Charles, 96 Akerheim Gerhard Thomas, 125 Anderson Mrs., 72 Archer James, 212 Adlington Betsy, 96 Akers Stanley, 171 Anderson Hans Peter, 73 Ardern Miss, 55 Adnum J. R., 55 Alamash (a Hindoo), 192 Anderson James, 80 Arkinstall Sarah J., 238 Agar William , 116, 122 Alberd John, 363 Anderson Christopher, 98 Armitage Benjamin, 44 Agnew Robert, 49 Albury, body of infant foun 1, 341 Anderson Edith, 116, 122 Armstrong Eli, 89 Agnew John Vince, 205 Albury, Church of England School Anderson Samuel, 145 Armstrong & Co., 104 Agnew John, 360 money boxes stolen, 177 Anderson James, 162 Armstrong Robert S., 115 Agrati Hattie, 108 Albury, man name unknown Anderson Harry, 168 Armstrong George Gray, 119 Agreze Abdul, 291, 331. killed on Railway, 368 Anderson Robert, alias Thomas Armstrong Robert Henry, 338 Ali Boo, 126 Alcock T. A., 120 or Charles Wilson, 185 Armstrong Sarah, 338 Ah Bow. 376 Alcorn Dr., 208, 225 Anderson George, alias Stewart, Armstrong Edward, alias Short- Ali Cheock, 192 Alder Thomas, 383 185 land, alias Falkner, 339 Ali Chee or Coo Gee, 25 1 Aldridge William, 81 Anderson Charles G., 188 Armstrong James, 364 Ali Chong, 257 Aldridge John, 192 Anderson John B., 196 Armstrong Robert, 381 Ah Chong, 266 Aldridge William George, 374 Anderson Peter, 205 Arndell Robert or Arnold, 176, Ali Chow, 278 Alestine, alias Louis Victor Anderson Mary, alias Thorn, 235 343 Ali Coy, 318 Andre, alias Hallestein, alias Anderson Emily, 243 Arndell Caroline, 176 Ali Chun, 318 Wilson, 126 Anderson John, alias Murray, Arnold Frederick, alias Alfred Ali Foo, alias Julia Taosley, 192 Alexander S. B., 76 alias Joseph Thomas Knight, Arnold Devlin, 81 Ali Fah, 301 Alexander William, 127, 201 258 Arnold R. A., 127 Ah Gun, 64 Alexander Adolph, 132 Anderson Charles, 260 Arnold Robert or Arndell Ali Hee, 13, 73, 82 Alexander Jane, 196, 205 Anderson Martha, 260 176, 343 Ali How, 230 Alexander Laura, 305 Anderson May, 277 Arnold Elizabeth, 267 Ali Hing, 315 Alexander William, 369 Anderson William, 282, 288 Artlett Mr., 350 Ali Howe, 315 Alexandria, body of intent found, Anderson Edward, 287 Arundle Michael, 168, 198, 278, 291 A,h How, alias Charley Young, 157 Anderson George, 306 Arundle Mr., 270 325 Alexandria, head of infant found, Anderson George, 310 Asetain Morris, 307 Ali Hap, 368, 377 349, 355 Anderson Thomas, 311 Ash Alfred, 178 Ah Hunn, 32 All Saints' Church, Parramatta, Anderson Edwin, 332 Ashby Joseph, 73 Ali Kin, 64 sacrilege, 385 Anderson Annie, 341 Ashe Island, Hunter River, Ah Kan, 168 Allan John, 101, 133 Anderson Charles, 346 remains of young man found, Ah Luck, 64 Allan Sffrah, 101 Anderson William, 353 119 2 NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE INDEX-1887. Asho Richard, 180 Atkinson Robert Hope, 375 Barron Frederick Charles, 181,185 Bell Arthur, 377 Ashenden Alfred, 299, 347, 369 AudleyThomas Gordon, 270 Barron Thomas IT., 185 Bembrieh Brother,, 278 Asher Albert G., 174, 180 Auer',-ach Mr., 220, 230 Barros Francis, 302 Renard Arthur, 68 Ashfield Presbyterian School, Anglin F. J., 89 Barrow John, 77 Bencher George, 375 magic lantern stollen, 171 August Anto..io, alias August Barrowt James, 364 Bendelack Jane, 265 Ashfield Railway Station, body of Augusti, 117 Barry Thomas, 13 Bender Mary, 85 man name unknown found, 234 Austin Ambrose, 61 Barry Thomas, 22 Benest Anthony R.
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