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South Australian Police Gazette 1937 Ref. AU5103-1937 ISBN: 978 1 921494 27 7 This book was kindly loaned to Archive CD Books Australia by the South Australia Police Historical Society www.sapolicehistory.org 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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This is one of over 700 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 I AND, FAITH r yCOURAGE' THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLICE GAZETTE 1937 ADELAIDE : BY AUTHORITY: FRANK TRIGG, Government Printer, North Terrace. 1938. A KEY TO INDEX. A.-Special Inquiry. B.-Prohibited Immigrants. C.-Escaped Prisoners and Mental Defectives. D.-Absconders. E.-Provisional Warrants. F.-Warrants Issued. G.-Burglary , Housebreaking , Shopbreaking, &c. H.-Stealing in Dwelling, &c. I.-Motor Vehicles and Bicycles. J.-Lost or Stolen. K.-Horses, Cattle, &c. L.-Deserting Wives, Families, &c. M.-Deserters from H.M. Service. N.-Deserters from Merchant Vessels. O.-Missing Friends. P.-Inquests. Q.-Apprehensions. R.-Complainants. S.-Prisoners tried at Supreme and Circuit Courts. T.-Prisoners discharged from H.M. Gaols. U.G.-Suspected or Wanted for Burglary, Housebreaking, &c. U.H.-Suspected or Wanted for Stealing in Dwellings, &c. U.I.-Suspected or Wanted for Stealing Motor Vehicles and Bicycles. V.-Photographs. NOTE.-The figures in parentheses denote the number of times the same name appears on any particular page. INDEX. A Alen, Dick, 293, Q. Alexander, John Frederick, 325, Q; 366 S. Abbatista, Constance, 121, Q; 198, T. Alexander, Mary, 172, F. Abbatista, Domenico, 154, R. Alexander, Percival John, 151, P; 167, Q; 230, S. Abbott Aleck Maxwell, 402, R. Alexander, Phillip Ray, 238, 435, Q. Abbott, Dbuglas William, 342, Q. Alexander, William Davis Norman, 272, 350, F. A1bott; John, 42, H. Ali, Lilly, 151, 166, 0. Abbott,Leo Reilly, 225, H. Alksne, Jack, 481, Q.- Abbott, Roy, 444, Allan, J., see Gordon Vincent Millard. Abbott, Sarah Alice, 176, Q. Allan, John, 255, H. A.B.C. Tourist Bureau, 23 E[. Allan, Malcolm, 294, Q. Aberg & Sons, 378, 387, F. Allan, William Kenneth Grant, see William Kenneth Grant Aberley, William James, 153, Q. Allen. Abrah i , sqq ,5yd ey Green. Allanson, Inez Alida, 333, R. Abrahams, Dr. Milton (England), see Andrew John Gibson. Ailauson, J. (N.S.W.)., 226, 236, 247, I. Abrook, Wallace, 54, 112, O. Allard, Max, 210, Q. Absalom, James, 103, Q. All Cars Limited, 238, R. Abson, Matthew (Vie.), 6, I. Allchurch, Henry, 63, K. Ackland, Nettie Winifred, 324, 333, O. Allen, A. H. (Q.), 267, I. Ackland, Buoy rxti•4.Jo, p74, 383, R.. Allen, Alfred James, 205, G. Acland , Beryl ve!ly$, 3f Q, 362, 131. Allen, Clarence Oliver, 325, Q. Acott , Frederick Thomas , 159, 1. Allen, Cyril James, 45, Q. .$ craman, Frederick, 5, H. Allen, Daphne Edna, 93, J. Acton, Thomas, see George G4ptpn. Allen, Dorothy, see Dorothy Lowe. Adam, John , 456, T. Allen, Dudley, 245, 311, G. Adams , see William Gilbert Thomas. Allen, Edward Thomas, 305, Q. Adams, see George Gaston. Allen, Frederick Alfred, 133, Q. Adams, Allan Francis, 496, Q. Allen, Henry, 406, F. Adams , Charles, 267, 274, I. Allen, Herbert John, 188, Adams , Claude, 244, F. Allen, J., 28, R. .Adams, Donald James, 216, T. Allen, James William, 219, Q; 240, T. Adams, Edward James Stanley, 119, 129, I. Allen, John, 177, Q; 230, S. Adams, Filomena Mary, see Filomena May Adams. Allen, Leslie George, 24, H. Adams, Filomena May, otherwise Philomena May Adams, Allen, Norman John (Q.), identical with Harry Noel Russell, otherwise Filonena Mary Adams, 177, Q; 230, S; 345, T. Adams, G. W., 388, H. alias George Hall, alias The Tiger, 469, E. Adam, Joseph, 472, Q. Allen, Peter Douglas, 17, Q. Allen, Philli,s, 14, H. Adams, Philomena May, see Filomena May Adams. Allen, Thomas Price, 480, R. Adams, Sidney Charles, 187, Q. Allen, William Kenneth Grant, otherwise William Kenneth Adams, Stewart Lindsay, otherwise Badeock, 455, Q. Adams, William, see William James Creig. Grant Allan, 173, 216, F; 231, T. Adamson, G. R. (N.S.W.), 6, I. Allen, William Thomas, 101, J. Adamson, Robert Beveridge, 239, Q ; 255, H. Allwood, William, 34, 267, I. Addison Gerald Bowman, 344, R. Althorp, Gwendolene, see Gwendoline Althorpe. Adelaide Barytes Syndicate, 444, R. Althorpe, Gwendoline, otherwise Gwendoline Althorp, 254, Adelaide Benevolent and Strangers' Friendly Society, 83, 195, 312, H. R. Altmann, Berthold Alfred, 391, R. Adelaide Central Methodist Mission, 193, 217, 441, H. Altmann, Rex, 228, Q. Adelaide Chemical Works Limited, 259, R. Altschwager, Henry Talbot, 478, I. Adelaide City Council, 100, 111, I; 428, 445, R. Alway, E. J. (N.S.W.), 256, 302, I. Adelaide Electric Supply Company Limited, 121, 176, R; 281, Amato, Corrado, 22, 69, B. H; 355, R; 416, H; 436, R. Amato, Mary, 121, Q; 179, T. Adelaide Milk Equalization Committee, 268, R. Americanos, Peter, see A. Peters. Adelaide Quarries Limited, 322, G; 322, H. Amey, Leonard Arthur, 382, Q. Adelaide Steamship Company Limited, 6, I; 354 (2), R; 426, Amiel, Charles Wallace, 382, Q. H; 437, 445, R. Amor, Frederick Thomas, 428, Q. Adelaide University Sports Association, 281, H. Amos, Arthur Thomas, 332, I. Adelaide Wine and Spirit Company, 352, 363, I; 364, R. Amos, John Alfred, 356, R. Adey, Charles William, 18, Q; 169, T. Amos, Murray Thomas, 207, I. Adlam, John Henry, 189, Q; 300, 469, F; 481, T. Amusement Park Limited (David Boucher, Manager ), 61, G. Adlan, William, see William Adlan Smith Anastas,Nicholas George, 498, Q. Adolfsson, August Mikale, 17 (2), Q. Anchen, Edward Pierre, 149, F; 172, F. Advertiser Newspapers Limited, 99, IT. Ancona, G. (N.S.W.), 226, I. Agett, Kevin Walter, 374, Q. Anders, John Frederick, 144, Q. Agett, Marjorie Ivy, 188, R. Andersen, Paul, 269, Q. Agius, Charles, 206, T. Anderson, see Henry Dean Agnew, see Lawrence William Wall. Anderson (Q.), see Thomas Lee. Agnew, David Alexander, 250, R. Anderson, see F. Wilson. Agostino, Rosaria, 259, 9- 1 Anderson, Alan John, see Allan John Anderson. Ahern, Michael Stephen, 258, Q; 307, T. Anderson, Albert Canute, 187, Q. Ahier,Sarah Jane, 236, J. Anderson, Albert Edward (Vic.), 130, I. Aikens, Irene (N.S.W.), 207, I. Anderson, Alexander, 144, Q. Aiken, Silas see William Charles James. Anderson, Alexander Thomas, 149, F. Aikmann, Raymond Murray, 444, R. Anderson, Allan John, otherwise Alan John Anderson Aitchison, Raymond Victor, 206, I. (N.S.W.), 330, 349, A; 351, G. Aitken, T. A (N.S.W.), 352, 380, I. Anderson, Allen Doolette, 172, F. Aitkenhead, Joseph, see Joseph Herriman. Anderson & Son, 312, H. Alberts, George (man gave name of) (Vie.), 15, U.I. Anderson, Arthur (Tas.), 450, E. Alcock, Henry Richard Edward, 444, R. Anderson Brothers, 33, H. Aldam, Frank Lonsdale, 129, H.
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