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WARNING!! SOME DETAILS CONTAINED IN THIS WEB PAGE MAY BE SHOCKING TO SENSITIVE READERS. IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED OR SHOCKED DO NOT READ ANY FURTHER. FABRIO, Louis, found dead at Adelaide Lead near Maryborough in 1. Papers found include a number of Austrian documents and a letter from V. ZAN of North Melbourne, who states he was a friend, not a relation, and won’t pay burial costs.  Mention of Fabrio’s son in law in New Zealand.  1.

List 4. 5. FAIR, Mrs. Mary nee CAUL, occupier of Coffee Palace Yarrawonga in 1. Premises caught fire, servant Isabella WATSON raised alarm; police have suspicions it was deliberate. List 3. 0. FAIR, Minnie, Toorak.  Wrote re her husband who went to the U. S. and divorced her.  She has 2 children and needs assistance.  2 pages, List 1.

FAIRBAIRN, Emily, c. Penshurst, took poison in tea rooms at 9. Spencer Street Melbourne in 1. List 9. 6. FAIRBURN, Harry, elderly, found in destitute condition in Mansfield in 1. Nelson PETERS paid to take care of him for 4 weeks, but he dies.  Claimed to have had a brother James in Sydney.  Police there find James’s widow Charlotte Lindsay Fairburn, but she says man is imposter, Harry died years ago.  Police confirm that’s who he was.  1. List 2. 1. FAIRHALL, A.

E., Mount Lofty, S. A., asks whereabouts of Leonard Fairhall in 1. Sir Frederick SARGOOD.  Found.  4 pages, List 6.

FAIRS, David.  Father Eric Newton Fairs sentenced to gaol in Adelaide, gave his son David to a woman, (a prostitute) who in turn gave him to a Mrs. BUCHANAN of South Yarra, to look after, and subsequently married – SCARLETT, and now, 1. David back.  Police ascertain that the child’s mother is known as Sybil O’NEILL, and that she and the father were divorced.  David sent to father.  5 pages, List 2. Watch The Hole Cartoon Santa V. The Snowman.

FALL, John, of Meerlieu near Stratford. File re suspected poisoning of family and ill feeling between them and neighbour John Mc. Camey. 2. 8 pages, List 1.

FALVEY, Caroline, wrote from Riddells Creek in 1. Timothy.  She had been partly supported by her father Thomas CLARK, but local police say they’ve had a falling out.  Not found.  9 pages, List 4. FANNING, Frederick, wrote from Rookwood Hospital in 1. P. H. and uncle H.

MADDEN.  Sister Lottie located and states he is in an asylum.  6 pages, List 7. FARMER, G.  Employed briefly by detective department as a ‘special’ in 1. List 4. FARMERS UNION HOTEL, (Jeffrey’s) Beaulah.  Burnt down in 1. Robert Jeffrey’s tailor shop.  Report on, servant Mina KAY and Assyrian hawker Michael COORY also mentioned.  6 pages, List 3. FARR, Myles Ariel, Bendigo, complained in 1. Mrs. Albert KUHN, of the European Hotel was mistreating her children.  She complains of him.  Detailed report.  1.

List 8. 5. FARRAN, Mrs. A. V., Ballarat, writes in 1. She asks for his re- instatement; refused.  9 pages, List 2. FARRAR, Mrs Ellen, Fitzroy, seeks some sort of employment in police force in 1. William Henry Farrar who was in the force.  4 pages, List 1. FARRELL, John.  His sister Mrs.

BURKE of South Yarra wrote in 1. Sydney as a result of skylarking is her brother; response states it was not him, he is still working in newspaper office there.  1. List 2. 8. FARRELL, P. P., Collingwood, complained in 1. Mrs. WARD, had robbed him; police report she is c.

List 6. 7. FAULKNER, Samuel, wrote from Mildura in 1. Joseph W. Faulkner died some time ago in Melbourne, asks details.  Confirmed, estate went to father Joseph in Oxford, U.

K.  6 pages, List 4. FAWNS, Rev Cecil, Warden of the house of Mercy, Hobart Tasmania, wrote in 1. Matron re the character of Mrs Mc.

SHADY of South Melbourne, who wanted her daughter sent to her.  Interviewed, she admits she is living with him and has been separated from her husband James FOLEY for some years.  6 pages, List 9. FAY, Edith E., Grafton, wrote in 1. William A., missing for 3 years.  He was c. His sister in a convent is now dead.  Not found.  9 pages, List 7.

FEDERAL’ SHIPWRECK. Very large file re disposal of bodies etc. List 1. FEIGLIN, Moses, of Shepparton, wrote in 1. Abraham’s failure to report under the Aliens Act.  4 pages, List 3. FENECH, Frank, late of Brighton, sought by Austro Hungarian Consulate in 1. Egypt.  6 pages, List 8. FENTON, Alfred, c.

Mrs. COLLIER in Hawksburn and worked for DANKS & SONS, disappeared suddenly in 1. Brother F. J. Fenton, Sale, asks police help, not to be made public.  1. List 5. 4. FENTON, Jane, left husband Michael in Perth in 1. Was a noted horsewoman, believed to have gone to uncle in Geelong, but located elsewhere.  8 pages, List 1.

FENTON, John William, sought by J. T. PETTETT of Melbourne in 1. Left Melbourne c. Western Australia, worked a mine with Henry RICE, Lawrence DEVITT and Ernest LINSAY, some of whom were old friends.  Quotes report in Avoca newspaper.  Fenton is 3. Victoria.  Not found.  1.

List 2. 6. FERGIE, William Seymour, barrister and solicitor and HORNBY, Ernest A., law clerk, committed fraud on M. U. I. O. O. F. and absconded.  Sighted in Colombo in 1. List 4. 6. FERGUSON, Bella.

Murdered child; investigation into her background, 1. List 1. FERGUSON, Henry alias FRANKLIN.  Information sought by wife Mrs. Franklin, Newtown, Sydney in 1. Not found.  1. 1 pages, List 6.

FERNBANK STATE SCHOOL.  Burned down in 1. Report on file; police believe the offender was David PETRIE, but the evidence was not strong enough to prosecute.  2.

List 8. 2. FERRIER, C., Lockhart, NSW, wrote in 1. Catherine, supposed to be in Melbourne, underage.  Found to have married John MAY.  3 pages, List 7.

FERRIS, David. Fined for disloyal remarks, 1. Benalla Shire Council.  List 1. FIDGE, Percy James, 2. Turriff.  English solicitors wrote in 1. List 9. 9. FIELD, Dora, foundling, found on doorstep of Mrs. FORBES of Albert Park in 1. List 3. 3. FIELD, Edwin, J.

P., A1 Mine near Woods Point, advised in 1. Robert TATTERSALL was in a dying condition and should be removed to hospital.  6 pages, List 8. FIELD, Thomas H., Bendigo, wrote in 1. List 7. 2.‘FIJI’ WRECK at Moonlight Head, 1. File re burial expenses etc.  List 1. FINLAY, Alice, Aborigine, enticed away from Cummerangunja Mission Station by Charles WILSON in 1.

Victoria.  2 telegrams only.  2 pages, List 4. FINLAY, John.  Information sought by L. Finlay of Auburn NSW in 1. He was employed by police; found.  7 pages, List 6. FINLAY, Percy, Mount Morgan, asks in 1. Mrs Mc. Cormick murdered is his wife who left him ten years ago, taking their son Sidney and believed with a W.

Mc. Cormick.  Response is it is not his wife.  5 pages, List 8. FINLAY, Samuel, wrote from Foster in 1. Samuel was charged with shooting at birds, while his companion John JONESs was not charged, because he is the son of the Shire President. Report on claim.  4 pages, List 2. FIRE PRETENTION ASSOCIATION.  Upper Maffra region.  President Donald MANSON, secretary M.  DRUMMOND, advise police of their existence in 1. Copy of Rules on file, 3 pages, List 5.

FIRMIN, Florence, Stanmore, Sydney, wrote in 1. Elizabeth MARTIN had ever kept a hotel in Melbourne between 1. P. J. Martin.  6 pages, List 6. FISHER, Pauline, 1. Belvior in 1. 86. COVERDALE, manager of Telegraph Station paid to keep the matter quiet.  1.

List 7. 8.  CONNECTION FOUND. FISHER, W. T., Australasian Steam Navigation Co., Brisbane, wrote in 1.

Minnie Mc. PARLAN, born Dublin, c. Horsham to Melbourne in 1. Not found.  7 pages, List 6. FITZCLARENCE, Roy, c. Thomas Leigh BERRIDGE, school teacher, Heidelberg in 1. Photo in cowboy outfit.  2 pages, List 5. FITZGERALD, (female) gives birth at Lying In Hospital Ballarat in 1.

Murray from Kangaroo Flat, but this is false.  The unnamed child is cared for a nurse then committed to the Neglected Children’s Department.  The father is named.  This is an incomplete file.  4 pages, List 6. FITZGERALD, Thomas Augustine.  Sought by mother Mrs. A. ALCHIN of Mc. Phail, Dubbo, NSW in 1.