Patrick Hincks

"... wound over the left side of the head 'about four and. a half inches in extent. It penetrated the skull bone, and the coverings of the brain were visible. Hincks told him that' he had fallen over in the street. ? Patrick Hincks, of George street, Hobart, fireman, said he was employed on the steamer Woniora up to January 1. He was in a hotel early on that morning'. No one was wtih ..."

"... Austlund, 45, labourer, of Portland, wag again before the Port Ade laide Police Court on Monday, on a charge of having inflicted grievous bodily harm, with a hatchet, upon Patrick Hincks. Mr. G W. Halcomb, 8.M., occupied ths bench, and Inspector H. Trotter prosecuted. The inspector 6aid Hincks was still in hos pital, and would not be able to give evidence for a fortnight. Austlund was further remanded until Janu ary 22, bail being allowed in a personal ..."

"... dearly beloved husband of Hertha and loving brother of Minnie (Mrs. Connolly) and Frank. HINCKS.-On October 12, 1937, nt Public Hospital. Hobart, Kathleen, dearly loved ?ntl loving wlfo of Patrick Hincks, of 57 George Street, North Hobart, and beloved mother of Hilton, James, Ron- ald. -Alary, and Patrick, In the 45th year of her agc. At rest. LUCAS.-On October 12, 1937, suddenly, ?it T/iwer Sandy Bay, John Joseph, dendy loved und loving youngest bon of Norman and lillie ..."