New South Wales Mounted Police History
The Western Herald · Friday 28 January 1977 · page 11
The first body of Mounted Police in Australia was formed by Governor Brisbane as early as 1825 in New South Wales. The members of this force were recruited mainly from the infantry regiments serving in the…
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The Western Herald · Friday 4 March 1977 · page 9
The Public Works Department will shortly begin the restoration of the historic Walgett court House at an estimated cost of $327,200. Details of the project were announced today by the…
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The Western Herald · Friday 15 April 1977 · page 5
The 100,000th visitor to Old Dubbo Gaol passed through the prison gates on Christmas, Eve last. Mrs Robin Burns, of Grays Point (Sydney),…
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The Western Herald · Friday 20 May 1977 · page 4
Five juveniles have been charged and to appear in Bourke Court on 24th May in connection with attempted break and enter at Hales on 28th April, causing…
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The Western Herald · Friday 10 June 1977 · page 1
General repair work is to be carried out by the Department of Public Works at the Bourke Police Residence, at an estimated cost of $26,980…
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The Western Herald · Friday 1 July 1977 · page 1
At about midnight on Monday, 27th a plate glass window at Randalls Newsagency was smashed and a quantity of cigarettes stolen. The police were on the…
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The Western Herald · Friday 1 July 1977 · page 1
A first for Bourke is the visit of the personnel of the Crime Prevention Section of the Police Department who have undertaken a tour of Nyngan, Cobar…
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The Western Herald · Friday 8 July 1977 · page 8
Late on Saturday night a Holden utility which was being driven in Mitchell Street, collided with a Holden Torana parked in the gutter. The Torana which…
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The Western Herald · Friday 15 July 1977 · page 1
The State Government has begun work on a new police station and. residence at Enngonia at a cost of $272,000. Details of the project were…
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Western Magazine · Monday 1 August 1977 · page 15
Country police have had two high speed chases along the highways recently…
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The Western Herald · Friday 12 August 1977 · page 1
At the last meeting of the Bourke Shire Council considerable discussion place on ways and means of controlling the towns litter problem…
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The Western Herald · Friday 26 August 1977 · page 2
At about 3 p.m. on Saturday, 20th August Mrs. Cecilia Atkins looked out of her residence at 85 Anson Street to see 1962 Panel Van being driven away…
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Western Magazine · Monday 29 August 1977 · page 8
A major tourist attraction in the Orana Region recently won the Australian National Travel Association Tourist Enter prize Award as the best tourist attraction in N.S.W for a…
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The Western Herald · Friday 28 October 1977 · page 1
Clr. Trev Randall, President of the Bourke Shire, has advised the press that he is most concerned that persons have been illegally removing trees and shrubs…
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The Western Herald · Friday 23 December 1977 · page 4
Seven aboriginal juveniles, from Bourke, have been detained by Lithgow police following the theft of a vehicle from Bourke on Saturday night…
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