No. 26.] 301 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1011. XT OTICE.— For instructions as to the manner in which 1-' reports are required to be furnished for the com- pilation of the Police Gazette see Gazette No. 1 of this year. The arrest of offenders described in the Police Gazette, or respecting whom crime reports have been forwarded for insertion in the Gazette, should be promptly notified by the member of the Force effecting the arrest. When notifying the arrest of persons charged with theft or suspected of theft, it should be stated whether the pro- perty stolen, or any portion of it, has been recovered. A description of property supposed to be stolen, found in the possession of offenders, for which owners cannot be found, shall be furnished for insertion in the Gazette. All communications concerning this Gazette should be addressed to the Commissioner of Police, Wellington, and the envelope marked " For Gazette." Members of the Force in charge of out- stations will forward them direct. PERSONS WANTED. • WHANGAREI.— 4th April last, on warrant of commitment to Mount Eden Prison for seven days in default of paving £ 1 8s. 6d fine and costs for furious driving, Charles Barker, aga twentv- seven, height 5 ft. 7J in., miner, native of New Zealand, medium build, fresh complexion, fair hair, blue eyes ; generally dressed in light- coloured suit and hard hat. ( See Photographs of Discharged Prisoners, 1910, page 1.) AUCKLAND.— 19th ultimo, on warrant for theft of three registered let ers, the property of the Postmaster- General, and of the total value of £ 5, from the post- office at Runci- man, Stewart Good, age twentv- one, height 5 ft. 5 in., labourer, native of Australia or New Zealand, fair curly hair, clean- shaved, finger- nails bitten, full- rigged ship on one arm and " Stewart " and sailor girl on other arm. Of- fender was a guest of the Postmistress, and assisted her to make up the mail by which the stolen letters should have been forwarded to Auckland. AUCKLAND — 1st April last, on warrant of commitment to Mount Eden Prison for forty- eight hours in default of paying 13s. fine and costs for threatening behaviour, Jesse Beadle, age twenty- one, height 5 ft. 9 in., sailor and trimmer, native of England, slim build, fresh complexion, dark hair, hazel eyes, clean- shaved, anchor on right arm, rose ar. d ship on left arm. Offender left by the s s. " Kai- koura " for London on 3rd May last, and will probably re- turn by the same steamer, which is due to arrive at Dun- edin about 23rd December next. AUCKLAND.— 1st March last, that he may be served with a summons for a breach of bis prohibition order, Henry McMahon, age thirty- five, height 5 ft. Tin., sailor, native of New Zealand, strong build, dark complexion and hair, brown eyes, dark- brown moustache ; generally dressed in dark suit and hat. QUEEN STREET WHARF ( AUCKLAND). — 26th ultimo, on warrant for deserting the s.. s " Paparoa," William W. Scarff, age twenty- four, height 5 ft. 3 in., general servant, native of England, auburn hair and moustache, blue eyes, one front tooth missing, bandy- legged ; dressed in dark- brown suit and tweed oap. QUEEN STREET WHARF ( AUCKLAND). — 26th ultimo, on warrant for deserting the s. s. " Paparoa,'' G. Lister, age twenty- five, height 5 ft. 8 in., trimmer, native of England, fair curly hair, clean- shaved, swinging gait; dressed in dark suit and bard hat. PAPAKURA. - T. Bentley, wanted on warrant for false pretpnces : It has been ascertained that offender is identical wi'h William B. Willoughby, alias Tom Whiteley, alias Charles William Riley, alias Eli, referred to in Police Gazette, 1909, page 25. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 285.) PAPAKURA.— 26th ultimo, so that she mav be compelled to support her son, Amy Martyn, or Cottle, age thirty- five, height 5 ft. 3 in., cook, supposed native of New Zealand, dark complexion, hair, and eyes. She was la* t heard of at Auck- land, about two years ago. Inquiry by the Secretary of Education, Wellington. THAMES.— 10th ultimo, on warrant for failing to provide for the future maintenance of his unborn illegitimate child, Harry Rouse, age about twenty- three, height about 5 ft. 6 in., labourer, native of New Zealand, medium build, brown hair, grey eyes, clean- shaved; dressed in dark suit and white boater hat. Complainant, Maggie May Joseph, Parawai. 302 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L OPOTIKI.— 19th September, 1910, that he may be served with a summons for failing to provide for the maintenance of his illegitimate child, Donald Pye, age forty, height 5ft. 11 in., labourer, native of New Zealand, slight build, fresh complexion, fair hair, blue eyes, sharp features, fair moustache only ; fond of drink. Offender is said to have been seen recently at Onehunga. Complainant, Ivy Gardiner. STRATFORD.— 13th ultimo, that he may be served with a summons for deserting bis wife, Cora Evelyn Jeffrey, Lewis Stephen Jeffrey, age twenty- two, height 5 ft. 8 in., labourer, native of New Zealand, slight build, fair com- plexion and hair, scar on left ear, left ring- finger crooked ; dressed in light- coloured striped - tweed suit, and cap. Offender is said to have oome to Wellington, and may seek employment on a steamer. PALMERSTON NORTH.— 27th ultimo, on warrant for fail- ing to provide his wife, Annie Haddon Curtis, with adequate maintenance, William George Curtis, age thirty- seven, height 5 ft. 5in. or 6in., sheep- farmer and drover, native of New Zealand, medium build, dark complexion and hair ( bald), olean- shaved. Photograph filed in the Inspector's Offioe, Wanganui. Offender was last heard of at Dannevirke, where his brother- in- law, Frank McKenzie, resides. WELLINGTON.— R. Smith, wanted on warrant for false pretenoes on Frederick Dobson: It has been ascertained that offender is not identical with Robert Barker, whose apprehension is notified in Police Gazette, 1911, page 286, and also in this issue of Gazette. ( See Police Ga- zette, 1911, page 214.) WELLINGTON.— 13th March last, on warrant of com- mitment to Auckland Prison for fourteen days in default of paying £ 9 12s. arrears on a maintenauce order for the support of Lyndia Holt, Jessie Holt, age thirty, height * 5 ft. 5 in., prostitute, native of America, stout build, dark- ifreckled complexion, dark- brown hair, brown eyes, small tose. ( See Police Gazette, 1908, page 489.) Offender was last Beard of at Auokland. BLENHEIM.— 3rd May last, on two warrants of commit- ment to Picton Police Gaol for seven days on each in default of paying £ 1 10s. and £ 2 14s. 9d. respectively for ( 1) breach his prohibition order and ( 2) breach of the peace, Michael alias John Buckley, alias McWilliams, age twenty- five, height 5 ft. 7Jin., labourer, native of New Zealand, medium build, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, large nose ; slouohing gait; dressed in dark- tweed suit and soft hat. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 260.) Offender is sup- posed to have gone to Southbridge, Canterbury, where his relatives reside. BLENHEIM. — Charles Colin Wilkins, wanted on warrant for false pretenoes : It has been ascertained by the Tasmanian police that offender wrote from some New Zealand address to his parents, asking for financial assist- ance to enable him to return to their home. The letter was received on 9th ultimo, and the request contained therein was refused by his father, who is possessed of considerable means. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 232.) ( F. P. B. 254/ 11.) WESTPORT.— 14th ultimo, on warrant for failing to pro- vide his wife, Alioe Ann Fletcher, with adequate maintenance, William Joseph Fletcher, age thirty- two, height 5 ft. 8 in. or 9 in., miner and labourer, native of New South Wales, medium build, sallow complexion, dark- brown hair, clean- shaved, growth near one ear; dressed in navy- blue suit and black hard hat. REEFTON.— 11th May last, that a distress warrant may be executed on him in default of paying 17s. ' fine and costs for being found on licensed premises during prohibited hours, Peter McCormick, age about twenty- seven, height 6 ft., miner, supposed native of New Zealand, strong build, dark complexion and hair, brown eyes, clean- shaved, stoop- ing shoulders, slovenly gait; dressed in dark clothes and cap. CHRISTCHURCH.— John William Higgins, wanted on provisional warrant for deserting his wife : It has been ascertained by Detective Gibson, Christchurch police, that offender has assumed the name Walker, and may have gone to Auckland. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 286.) CHRIBTCHURCH.— 27th ultimo, on warrant for failing to oomply with a maintenance order for the support of his wife and children, James Kenneth Julian, age thirty- four, height 5 ft. 10 in., ex railway- guard, native of New Zealand, inclined to stout build, olive complexion, dark curly hair, hazel eyes, supposed clean- shaved; fond of drink ; dressed in navy- blue suit. Offender is supposed to have gone to Otira. Arrears to 20th ultimo, £ 64. CHRISTCHURCH.— 4th April last, on warrant for failing to provide his wife and five children with adequate means of maintenance, John Stanley, age fifty- one, height 5 ft. 3 in., tailor, native of New Zealand, stout build, pale complexion, fair hair, blue eyes : dressed in dungaree trousers, old grey- check tweed coat, Crimean shirt, and black hat. Offender was last heard of at Westport on 1st ultimo. Complainant, Margaret Stanley, 319 Tuam Street ( See Police Gazette, 1911, pages 185 and 274.) RANGIORA.-— 2nd May last, on warrant for failing to provide his wife and child with adequate maintenance, Andrew Ross Anderson, age about forty- three, height 6ft. 1 in., farmer, native of New Zealand, medium build, sallow complexion, heavy fair moustache only, slightly stooping gait; dressed in brown- tweed suit. Offender sold his farm at Sefton about the end of April last, and is supposed to have gone to Sydney. Complainant, Catherine Anderson, care Mrs. Cassells, South Dunedin. APPREHENSIONS, PERSONS FOUND, ETC. AUCKLAND.— Robert Barker, issuing a valueless cheque to Maurice O'Connor, has been arrested by Sergeant R. Lanigan, Newton police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, pages 213, 231, and 268.) AUCKLAND. — John Kingsley Wall, deserting s. s. " Otaki," has been arrested by Detectives Kemp and Ham- mond, Wellington polioe. ( See Police Gazette, J1911, page 45.) NEWTON.— R. J. P. Ogsden, false pretences, has been arrested by Detective- Sergeant James Mcllveney and De- tective James Powell, Newton and Auckland police. His correct name is Charles Fancis Jordan. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 285.) HAMILTON.— Robert Barker, false pretences on Allen McDonald, has been arrested by Sergeant R. Lanigan, New- ton police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, pages 213, 231, and 286.) TAUPO.— Wharematangi, incest, has been arrested at Ruatoki by Constable T. J. Cummings, Whakatane police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 261.) TE KARAKA.— Edward Bowler, drunk in a railway- carriage, has been served with a summons by Constable T. Moriarty, Gisborne police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 241.) OTAKI.— Thomas Clark, failing to comply with a main- tenance order, has been arrested by Constable J. McLeod, Coalgate police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 262.) WELLINGTON.— James Glendinning Aitken Logan, deserting s. s. " Turakina," has been arrested by Sergeant Ryan and Acting- Detective Carney, Lyttelton police, on in- formation supplied by Constable Nuttall, Westport police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 38.) DENNISTON.— David Drummond, alias Dan Daley, disorderly behaviour while drunk, has paid the fine and oosts to Constable Maurice Ryan, Reefton police. He was located on information supplied by Constable Simpson, Dennieton police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 286.) CHRISTCHURCH.— Allen James Dix, theft from William Garrard, is under sentence in Wellington Prison ( see Police Gazette, 1911, page 291), and will be brought before the Court on this charge at Christohurch on 5th instant. He was located by Detective Rawle, Wellington police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 254.) CHRISTCHCRCH. — Patrick McGinn, drunkenness, has paid the fine and costs to Sergeant David Jackson, Christ- ohuroh police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 262.) 303 N E W Z E A L A N D POLICE GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L CHRISTCHURCH. — Leonard Clark, default of paying damage, has been arrested by Constable D. Hyland, Fairlie police. He had assumed the name Mark Benton. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 164.) SOUTHBRIDGE.— James Miller, breach of the peaoe, has paid the fine and costs to Constable Goulding, Culverden polioe. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 214.) PROPERTY STOLEN. AUCKLAND.— Between 23rd May last and 12th ultimo, from a passage in the premises of Johnson and Sons, Vulcan Lane, the property of ISAAC JAMES ELLISON, manager, a gentlemen's 22 in. frame red- and- gold- lined blaok- enam- elied Coventry bicycle, " Made in England " in gold letters on front, back- wheel rim- brake and mud- guard, plated rims, carrier on back ; value, £ 8. Identifiable. AUCKLAND.— 30th May last, from a paddock at Kingsland, the property of HARRY CHRISTIAN HANSEN, contractor, the thoroughbred Regal- Outcast bay gelding Rocket, 5 years old, 15J hands high, white star on face, four white hocks, dark mane and tail, wire- mark on off front hock, clipped trace- high ( unfinished near rump), and wearing a rug with " Wingate & Co., Ironmongers, Auckland," branded thereon ; value, £ 200. Identifiable. NEWTON.— 10th ultimo, from a Grey Lynn tram- car, the property of BERTHIA SMITH, Percival Parade, Ponsonby, a black- leather purse, containing a cheque for £ 10 drawn on the Bank of New Zealand, Auokland, by Peter A. Smith in favour of Mrs. Peter Smith ; a bar- pattern greenstone brooch, with fern- leaf in centre, and gold- mounted at each end; a set of diamond- and- shield- shaped sleeve- links; two sovereigns; and 8s. 6d. in silver coin : total value, £ 14 13s. 6d. Identifiable, except gold and silver coin. PARNELL.— 13th ultimo, the dwelling of PROFESSOR SYDNEY LAMB, Cleveland Road, was broken into, and the following articles stolen therefrom : An oval- shaped gold locket, with " E. N." engraved on inside; a fetter- and- reef- knot- and- two- oval- pattern gold muff- chain ( see Illustration No. 28) ; and a small reef- knot- pattern muff- chain: total value, £ 1 15s. Identifiable. Suspicion is attached to a Man ( name unknown), who was seen leaving the premises. Description: Age about thirty- five, height about 6ft., slim build, reddish face, and dirty appearance. TOKOMARU BAY. — 24th ultimo, the shop of PETER BROTHERSTONE, Waima, was broken into, and tbe following stolen therefrom : £ 35 in £ 1 bank- notes, a £ 5 bank- note, and an order on the Tokomaru Farmers' Com- pany ( Limited) for £ 1 4s. 6d. drawn by G. Ryland and H. Fairley in favour of Mrs. Keeper ; total value, £ 41 4s. 6d. Order only identifiable. GISBORNE.— 23rd ultimo, the office of the . WESTPORT COAL COMPANY, Childer's Road, wan broken into, and a demand draft for £ 100 on the Bank of New Zealand, signed " Westport Coal Company, per W. F. lies," stolen there- from. Identifiable. GISBORNE.— About March last, from a paddock near Childer's Road, the property of CLARA MILLER, a bay carriage- mare, 6 years old, 15 hands high, branded " T D " on shoulder, white hind hocks ; value, £ 16. Identifiable. WAITARA.— Between 23rd and 25th ultimo, from the launch of WILLIAM SAMPSON, settler, a 1- horse- power two- cycle Auto- Marine oil- engine, " I. H. R." on cylinder, weight about J cwt. ; value, £ 25. Identifiable. It is suspected that some Person on the s. s. " Claymore," which left Waitara for One- hunga via Kawhia and Raglan on 24th ultimo, may have taken the stolen article. MANAIA.— 24th ultimo, from a coat hanging in the dress- ing- room at the domain, the property of JOHN CLARE- BUNT, horse- trainer, Hawera, a silver hunting keyless en gine- turned Ascott watch, No. 41193; a 9ct. gold double- fetter- and- two- ovals- pattern ohain ; and an old silver watch- case, with " J. Parkin" engraved thereon: total value, £ 18 2s, 6d. Identifiable. WOODVILLE.— 26th ultimo, from the shop of W. B. WATSON, cycle- dealer, a gentlemen's second- hand black- enamelled 24 in. frame Raleigh bicyole, upturned handles, New Departure coaster hub, rubber pedals ; and a gentle- men's second- hand black- enamelled 24 in. wood- frame Rambler bioycle, upturned handles, red rims, large tire on back wheel : total value, £ 12 10s. Identifiable. Suspicion is attached to two Men ( names unknown). First: Age about twenty- four, height about 5ft. 8in., thin features, clean- shaved, respectable appearance; dressed in dark- grey suit. Seoond : Age about twenty- four, height about 5ft. 6in., clean- shaved, respeotable appearance; dressed in grey- tweed suit and oap. Suspects were seen riding the bicycles in the direction of Ngawapurua. PALMERSTON NORTH.— 23rd ultimo, from a bedroom at the shop of ROBERT AND JOSEPH BARNAS, fishmongers, a black- and- gold- enamelled metal cash- box containing a Post- office money- order issued at Feilding, No. 5599, for £ 8 16s. ; a cheque for £ 3 18s. 9d., drawn on the Bank of New Zealand, Pahiatua, by J. Toon, and dated June, 1911; a cheque for £ 3 7s. 9d., No. 560039, drawn on the Bank of New Zea- land, Palmerston North, by Thomas Henry Whitehead, and dated 19th June, 1911; a postal note for 10s. 6Jd. ; a Bank of New Zealand £ 5 note ; and £ 31 5s. 6d. in notes and gold and silver coin: total value, £ 52 13s. Cheques and money- order only identifiable. Suspicion is attached to William Townsend Ball, age forty- eight, height 5 in. 9in., fish- hawker, native of England, stout build, florid complexion, brown beard and moustaohe turning grey, large protruding blue eyes; dressed in rough grey suit and black hard hat. PALMERSTON NORTH.— 10th ultimo, from outside the Clarendon Hotel, the property of GEORGE BROCK, 102 Ferguson Street, a gentlemen's blaok- enamelled Rudge- Whitworth bicycle, No. 538335, outrigger reversible handles, leather grips, celluloid mud- guards ; value, £ 10. Identifi- able. FOXTON.— 10th ultimo, from a bedroom in the Family Hotel, the property of A. F. COLEMAN, 76 Cuba Street, Palmerston North, a gentlemen's open- face Swiss watoh, No. 24367, owner's name on baok; value, 15s. Identifi- able. CHRISTCHURCH. — 29th ultimo, the dwelling of DAVID WAGHORN, carpenter, Cashmere, was broken into, and a gentlemen's dark- tweed fly- front overcoat, with false pookets, initials " D. W." worked in lining of one sleeve, and Graham, Wilson and Smellie tape- hanger; and £ 1 12s. 6d. in money— total value, £ 3 12s. 6d.— stolen therefrom. Overcoat only identifiable. Suspicion is attached to a Man ( name unknown), who was seen leaving the house with the stolen overcoat in his possession, age about twenty- four, height about 5 ft. 8 in. or 9in., thin build, fair complexion, smart appearance; dressed in dark- brown suit, straw hat, and tan boots. Sus- pect is believed to be identioal with Erwin Steele, alias Edward James Steele, alias Edwin Joyce ( see Police Gazette, 1911, page 282), who was seen wearing a similar overcoat at Christchurch. CHRISTCHURCH.— 18th May last, from a coaoh travelling between Murchison and Inangahua Junotion, the property of MELITA FLANAGAN, Burdekin Hotel, Sydney, a brown- leather Gladstone bag, containing girls' dresses and other olothing, boots, a prayer- book ( indorsed " Melita Flanagan "), an autograph- book, a writing- desk, and a metal watch with steel- chain wristlet ; total value, £ 25. No further descrip- tion available. Identifiable. CHRISTCHURCH.— 19th May last, from Cashel Street, the property of JOHN NICHOLAS FOWKE, dicker, 27 Walpolo Street, Sydenham, a gentlemen's black - enamelled Bell bicycle, No. 272, bolt through handle- bars, steel rims, rubber pedals; value, £ 2 10s. Identifiable. CHRISTCHURCH.— 14th ultimo, from the Zetland stables, Cashel Street, the property of LEONARD AUGUSTUS STRONG, mercer, 43 Aylmer Street, Spreydon, a gentle- men's 22 in. frame black- enamelled B. S. A. bicycle, No. 190, W. E. Kiddey transfer, steel rims and pedals ; value, £ 6. Identifiable. 304 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L CHRISTCHURCH.— 3rd ultimo, from outside the Britannia Private Hotel, Colombo S reet, the property of GEORGE ARNOLD CLUTTERBUCK, groom, King's Avenue, Lin- wood, a gent emeu's 2' 2in. frame black enamelled Eadie Star bicycle, No. 4983, wide upturned handles, steel rims ; value, £ 7 10s. Identifiable. ANNAT.— 25th ultimo, from outside the church at Sheffield, the property of FRANCIS WATSON, labourer, a gentle- men's 24 in. frame Swift Royal bicycle, No. 101762, re- versible upturned handles, nickel- plated rim on back wheel, rat- trap pedals; value, £ 8. Identifiable. Suspioion is at- tached to Frank Peterson, or Petersen, alias Parker, alias Fitzjohn, alias Fritzjohn, age twenty- two, height 5 ft. 8Jin., fresh complexion, auburn hair, short- sighted, hazel eyes ( wears glasses), mole on right upper arm, pimpled forehead, peculiar shifty expression. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 358, and Photographs of Prisoners Discharged, 1910, page 42.) DUNEDIN.— 31st Hay last, from a bedroom in the Ship Restaurant, the property of CHARLES JOSE, an open- face silver watch, a sea- tiger- skin chain, and a gold and silver medal with two silver ferns and a gold anchor in centre ; value, £ 2 10s. Identifiable. INVERCARGILL.— 21st April last, from near the Public Hall, Kennington, the property of ALFRED TUFFERY, labourer, a gentlemen's 24 in. frame black- enamelled Royal Khaki bicycle, No. 2793 or 2794, Brooks saddle, rat- trap pedals, black- celluloid mud- guards ; value, £ 15. Identifiable. INVERCARGILL.— 24th April last, from the railway- station, the property of HENRY BARBER, fireman, a gentlemen's 22 in. frame black- enamelled Radium bicycle, No. 105781, free wheel, back- pedalling brake ; value, £ 15. Identifiable. INVERCARGILL.— 15tli May last, from outside J. E. Wat- son and Co.' s, Tay Street, the property of ANDREW WALLACE, clerk, a gentlemen's black - enamelled free- wheel Vickery bicycle, B. S. A. parts, No. 235, two dents on top cross- bar, " Vickery, Cycle Agent," on front fork, front- rim brake, front celluloid mud- guard only ; value, £ 5. Identi fiable. INVERCARGILL.— About 23rd ultimo, the business premises of the NEW ZEALAND HARDWARE COMPANY, Dee Street, were broken into, and the following articles stolen therefrom: A set of black opera- glasses ; two sets of pearl opera glasses ; a set of lorgnette pearl opera- glasses ; a set of field- glasses in large tan- leather case ; a black handle brass- mounted magnifying glass ; five old- Englisb- pattern after- noon teaspoons ; a child's fork and spoon, stamped " L. & W., U. S." ; a pearl- handle electro- plated child's fork and spoon ; a set of ebony m litary hair- brushes in tan- leather case ; a 32 calibre safety- hammer Young America revolver ; a 32- calibre double- action model 1905 H. & R. revolver ; two hundred 32- calibre ( short) Colt U. M. C. cartridges ; two lad ies' open- face oxide watches ; two or three ladies' open- face watches; several Christopher Johnston stag- horn and bone handle castrating- knives ; and about two dozen nickel, buff, pearl, and zylo- handle Nixon and Winterbottom, John- ston, Taylor, and Wingfiela Humphreys' pocket- knives: total value, £ 17. Identifiable. PROPERTY RECOVERED. CHRISTCHURCH. — WILLIAM SPROULE'S bicycle has been recovered, and Frederick Robert Rose arrested for the offence by Detectives Ward and Miller, Christchurch police. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 193.) KING STREET ( DUNEDIN).- GEORGE TILBURY'S ladies' gold hunung keyless watch has been recovered by Detective D. Connolly, Dunedin police. It was pledged at the Union Pawn Office, Dunedin, by Dave Marshall ( probably fictitious), aS- abou' twenty- five, height - 5 ft. 8 in., slim build, dark complexion, clean- shaved; dressed in dark- brown overcoat and black hard bat. No warrant. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 275.) DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE. From H. M. S. " Encounter." SYDNEY. — Joseph Downey, age twenty- five, height 5 ft. 5 in., stoker, native of London, England, light- brown hair, grey eyes, fresh complexion, scar on left cheek. Deserted 12th ultimo. A reward of £ 3 is offered for his apprehension. From E. M. S. " Pyramus." BRISBANE.— Stanley Bell, age twenty, height 5ft. 5£ iu.. seaman, native of New South Wales, black hair, grey eyes, dark complexion. Deserted 7th ultimo. Dudley Ernest Smith, age twenty - one, height 5 ft. 6£ in., stoker, native of New South Wales, black curly hair, grey eyes, dark complexion. Deserted 8th ultimo. A reward not exceeding £ 3 is offered for the apprehension of each. MISSING. — •— EKETAHUNA.— Since 21st ultimo, Bessie Dance, nee Ormond, age twenty- five, height about 5 ft. 4 in., native of New Zealand, medium build, lair complexion, good- looking, dark hair, blue eyes ; dressed in dark- striped skirt arid blaCK- fur three- quarter coat. She was last heard of at Pahiatua Railway- station. Inquiry by her husband, Isaac Dance, who requests that she may be induoed to return to her home and four children. INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND. • NEWTOWN ( SYDNEY).— A wairant has been issued by the Newtown Bench for the arrest of James Patterson, charged with disobeying a Magisterial order for the support of his wife (£ 2 10s. due). He is fifty- eight years of age, 5 ft. 1 in. or 2 in. high, slight build, fair hair and moustache only ; gene- rally dressed in a navy- blue suit and brown soft- felt hat; a stonemason. Said to have come to New Zealand. ( See New South Wales Police Gazette, 1911, page 231.) MURWILLUMBAH ( N. S. W.).— A warrant has been issued by the Murwillumbah Bench for the arrest of George F. Clarke, oharged with embezzling cash to the amount of £ 8 10s., the property of Francis Douglas Black, Mooball, at Murwillumbah, between the 1st and 8th January last. OSender is about thirty- two years of age, 5ft. 6 in. or 7 in. high, medium build, dark complexion, dark hair and mous- tache only ; has a shifty look when speaking to any one ; a stud groom. He spoke of having a sisttr at Westport. New Zealand, and is supposed to have come to Auckland in January last. If located, an immediate communication is to be sent to the Commissioner's Office, Wellington, before further aotion is taken. ( See New South Wales Police Gazette, 1911, page 50.) ( 11/ 567.) WASHINGTON ( U. S. A.).— The United States Department of Justice will pay a reward of $ 500 for reliable information leading to the discovery of the present whereabouts and the arrest of Edward Valentine Lee, alias A. W. Car- michael, alias E. W. Andrews, alias Barnes, alias Burnett, alias Donald Smith, a fugitive from justioe, who is wanted for larceny of Government funds amounting to over $ 46,000, taken from the Paymaster's safe on the U. S. S. " Georgia," on 11th February, 1911. He fled from Havana, Cuba, in February last, and registered at the Hotel Normandie, Philadelphia, on 7th March last, since which date his movements are unknown. Description : Age twenty- five, height about 5 ft. 7| in., weight about 10 stone, light and straight hair, light- blue eyes, fair complexion, sharp features, erect carriage, deep lines on sides of mouth, scars on left shoulder, left elbow, right index and right middle finger, and right shin, large mole on stomach, two moles on back; quiet manner, self- contained, and slow of speech; fond of women, and spends money freely; dresses neatly. Process block photograph filed in the Commis- sioner's Office, Wellington. Inquiry by the Amerioan Con- sul- General, Auckland, through the American Consular Agent, Christohurch. If located, an immediate com- munication is to be sent to the Commissioner's Office, Wellington, before further aotion is taken. ( 11/ 1391.) 305 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. [ JUNE 2L MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. Appointments as Constables. No. 1674.— Bonisch, George Frederic. No. 1675.— Dessent, Wilfred Cecil Charles. No. 1676.— Favell, Edward Stewart. No. 1677.— Grant, Charles Jaoob. No. 1678.— Hunter, Theophilus Singleton. No. 1679.— McAdam, John George. No. 1680.— Newman, Leslie Gordon. No. 1681.— O'Brien, Edward Francis. No. 1682.— Purves, Andrew William. No. 1683.— Tizard, John Mirsh. No. 1684.— Willcox, Charles John William. No. 1685.— Williams, Harrie Ernest Gell. No. 1686.— Wilson, Duncan. Resignation. No. 1672.— Constable Shearer, James. 30th June, 1911. Retirement under the Public Service Classification and Superannuation ^ Icf, 1908 ( Section 35), on Pension. No. 192.— Constable Gillespie, John. 30th June, 1911. No. 504.— Constable Hickman, Thomas. 30th June, 1911. LAW REPORTS. " New Zealand Law Reports," Vol. xxx, page 4S8.) ; S. C. MASTERTON—( STOUT, C. J.)— 29TH MARCH, 1911.] COE AND SIMMONS V. SIMMONDS ( NO. 2). Practice— Libel— Evidence— Police Report— State Document — Privileged. The plaintiff in an action for libel subpoenaed a police officer to produce a report to his Department containing information as to the alleged committal of a crime. The Department claimed privilege. Held, That the document was privileged, and the Court would not order its production. ACTION for libel. A question was raised whether a police officer could be examined as to the contents of a document said to be in the hands of the Government, which was in- formation regarding the alleged committal of a crime. The Commissioner of Police filed " an affidavit stating that the Department claimed that the document was privileged from production, on the ground that it was a matter of State which should not be disclosed. Ostler, for the Commissioner of Police : — The Commissioner cannot be compelled to produce the document : Odgers on Libel ( 4th ed. pp. 628, 629); The Bellerophon ( 44 L. J. Adm. 5) ; Hennessy v. Wright ( 21 Q. B. D. 519) ; Tavlor on Evidence ( 10th ed. Vol. i, 667, par. 939) ; Marks v. Beyfus ( 59 L. J. Q. B. 479). Nielsen, for the defendant : — The evidence is inadmissible. We rely upon the autho- rities cited by Mr. Ostler. Pownall, for the plaintiffs :— This is a civil action, and the information given was with- out foundation, and the Court ought to order its production. STOUT, C. J.:— I am of opinion that the Court cannot order the Govern- ment to produce the dooument in their possession. One of the functions of the State is the dealing with crime, and the Police Department is intrusted with the maintenance of law and order and the detection of crime. If this Depart- ment receives a document from any one about a orime being committed, in my opinion tho Department is not bound to produce that document if the head of the Department says it ought not, in the interests of the State, to be produced. An affidavit has been filed making that allegation, and in my opinion it would be oyerruling the usual procedure in many cases that can be cited were I to order that the Government should produce the dooument. If the docu- ment cannot be produced it is clear that secondary evidence of its contents cannot be given : See Odgcrs on Libel ( p. 329). It may be that an injury is done to an individual by preventing him from suing a person who may have been an informer, but the interests of the State are greater than those of individuals ; and it would be, in my opinion, a dangerous thing to say that all information received by the Government regarding crimes oan be made public if a party chooses to sue another, and that the Government oan bo compelled to produce the information they have reoeived. This might lead to great injury in the detection of orime. There boing no other evidence, it is admitted that the action must fail. The plaintiff is nonsuited. Solicitor for tho plaintiffs : C. A. Pownall ( Masterton). Solicitor for the defendant: C. W. Nielsen ( Wellington). (" New Zealand Law Reports, Vol: xxx, page 492.) [ S. C. IN BANCO. MASTERTON—( STOUT, C. J.)— 31ST MARCH, 1911.] ERICKSON V. CATTANACH. Licensing— Offences— Sale of Liguor by Unlicensed Person— " Sale "—" Quest"— Whether exempted — The Licensing Act, 1908, Sections 19S, 268. The appellant, an unlicensed person, in conjunction with other members of a football club, purchased liquor amounting to £ 8 in value for consumption at a concert. A oharge was made for admission to others than guests. Liquor was supplied at the concert to A, who, in lieu of payment for admission, lent his piano; but there was no evidence that the appellant actually handed the liquor to A. Held,— 1. That there was a sale to A within the meaning of the Licensing Act, 1908 ; 2. That there was a sale by the appellant; and 3. That the transaction was not permissible, as being within seotion 268 of the said Act. APPEAL from a conviction by L. G. Reid, Esq., S. M., at Masterton, for an offence under section 195 of the Licensing Act, 1908. The facts appear from the judgment of Stout, C. J. Pownall for the appellant. Ostler for the respondent. Cur. adv. vult. STOUT, C. J. :— This is an appeal on a point of law from a conviction under section 195 of the Licensing Act, 1908. The facts as stated show that the appellant, along with other mem- bers of a football club, bought alcoholic liquor amounting to £ 8 worth for consumption at a concert. The admission to the concert or entertainment was: to footballers other than guests, 8s. and 7s. 6d. ; to non- members of the club, 5s. The oharge made against the appellant was that he sold liquor to one Percy Richard Kent. It was found by the Magistrate that Percy Richard Kent did not pay 5s. whioh other non- members were paying, but in lieu of such pay- ment he lent his piano. The questions raised are therefore— 1. Was there a sale ? 2. Was there a sale by Erickson? 3. Did the transaction come under section 268 as a permissible transaction? 1. Was there a sale ? I am of opinion that there was a sale. Under the old English Alehouse Act ( 9 Geo. IV, c. 61) the section preventing sales had the words " bartering, ex- changing, or for valuable consideration otherwise disposing of the liquor," & o. In the Euglish Licensing Act of 1872, however, the words " bartering or exchanging " were not inserted. The words, however, in section 3 of the English Licensing Act of 1872 are similar to the terms of our Act, and section 62 of the English Act is similar to our sec- tion 206, and under these two English seotions it has been held that they include the words " bartering or exchanging " : See Paterson's Licensing Acts ( 17th ed. pp. 324 et seq.). In my opinion this was a sale, for good consideration was given by Kent for admission to this concert ; and the Magis- trate has found that any persons who were non- members and who did not pay 5s., or give, as here, an equivalent for the 5s., were not admitted, but were excluded from the entertainment. I am therefore of opinion that it was a sale within the meaning of our Lioensing Aot. See also the decision of the Supreme Court in Mackenzie v. Whitting- ham ( 23 N. Z. L. R. 857, at p. 863), where His Honour Mr. Justice Denniston held that the word " sale" did not require to be a sale within the meaning of the Sale of Goods Act, 1895. In my opinion this was a sale in the strict sense of the term. It was an equivalent given for something else. 2. Was there a sale by Erickson ? Eriokson was one of the proprietors of the liquor : See Graff v. Evans ( 8 Q. B. D. 378). The liquor belonged to the club, and he was a mem- ber of the club though unregistered, and as such he joined with the others in the sale of liquor to various people, and to Kent amongst the number. It is true that he did not actually hand the liquor to Kent, but the officers of tho association did hand the liquor to Kent, and the liquor was there for his use as well as for the use of others. In my opinion this was a sale by Erickson, he being one of the pro- prietors. 3. Did the transaction oome under seotion 268 of the Aot as a permissible transaction ? That section states that " meetings of an association, sooiety, or club bona fide formed for outdoor games and exeroises may supply the 306 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L members and their guests at the expense of the association, sooiety, or club with refreshments, including liquor." This was not, however, supplying a guest. It was the supplying of a person who bought his right of admission. This being so, the protection afforded by section 268 as an amendment of seotion 267 does not apply, and consequently the law lias been violated. The Magistrate has considered the violation of the law not to be one of the ordinary violations of the Licensing Act by an illicit sale, and has modified the penalty accordingly. I have not to deal with that. The question is whether in point of law the Magistrate's decision was wrong. I am of opinion that his decision was correct in point of law, and that consequently the appeal must be dismissed, with £ 5 5s. costs. Appeal dismissed. Solicitor for the appellant: C. A. Pownall ( Masterton). Solicitors for the respondent; The Crown Law Office ( Wellington). (" New Zealand Law Reports," Vol. xxx, page 496.) [ S. C. IN BANCO. NAPIER — ( STOUT, C. J.)— 29TH NOVEMBER, 1911.] FLTZ PATRICK V. CRUICKSHANK. Practice — Appeal on B'act from Justices— Admission of Fresh Evidence— Betting with an Infant— Onus of Proof of Bona Fides— The Gaming Act 1908, Section 67. On an appeal on fact from Justices, or a Magistrate sitting as a Justice, the Court is not confined to the evidenoe " given in the Court below, but may hear fresh evidence and fresh witnesses. Where a person is charged with the offence of betting with an infant under section 67 of the Gaming Act, 1908, the statute places upon him the onus of proving ho believed the infant was twenty- one years of age; and in determining the apparent age of the infant the Court will look at the personal appearance of the infant and at what took place on the occasion of the bet. APPEAL from a conviction by S. E. McCarthy, Esq., S. M., a Napier, of an offence under seetion 67 of the Gaming Act 1908, The facts appear from the judgment of Stout, C. J. Dolan for the appellant. E. R. Williams for the respondent. Cur. adv. vult. STOUT, G. J. :— This is an appeal from the Stipendiary Magistrate sitting in the Justices of the Peace Court, and the case really turns on a question of procedure and of fact. The first question as to procedure is whether on an appeal on fact from Justices fresh evidence and fresh witnesses may be called. I stated in the case of Brown v. Bowden ( 2 Gaz. L. R. 374) that I was of opinion that fresh evidence should not bo allowed to be introduced in such appeal cases. It, how- ever, has been the practice to introduce fresh evidence, and there is nothing in the statute prohibiting it: See Poole v. Cooper ( 3 Gaz. L. R. 198.) In this respeot the statute differs from appeals on fact from the Magistrate's Court in its civil jurisdiction. The Supreme Court in dealing with appeals on questions of fact from the Justices' Court, is really carrying out the jurisdiction that is performed in England by Quarter Sessions ; and it has been laid down that in such appeals the Quarter Sessions are not con- fined to the evidence of the witnesses who appeared in the Court below: See Stone's Justices' Manual ( 43rd ed. p. 954). As I have said, it has been the habit to introduce such evidence, and so long as the law remains unaltered I cannot rule that such evidence is improperly introduced. If this is so, then the whole question really turns on one point— namely, whether the appellant proved that he had reasonable ground for believing, and that he did believe, that a certain John Gilbert McDermott, was twenty- one years of age. The onus of proving this affirmatively is cast upou the appellant, who was the accused. The Magistrate held that he had not done so. The question is whether there was evidence on the rehearing sufficient to satisfy the Court that the appellant has done what the statute requires him to do— to prove that he had reasonable ground for believing, and did believe, that McDermott was of full age. It is unnecessary to deal with the question of McDermott's age, beoause the evidence of his mother is sufficient, along with the birth- certifioate, to prove that he was only twenty on the 1st of November, 1910, he being born on the 1st of November, 1890. Even if Mrs. McDer- mott had not given her evidence, I do not know that there was not prima facie evidence that he was only of the age stated. There was his own evidence and the oertifioate of birth produced from the Registrar of Births, and that by our statute is made prima facie evidence. In my opinion, it is prima facie evidenoe of the facts stated in the certificate itself, and the main fact stated in the certi- ficate itself is the date of the birth. However, it is unnecessary to consider that question, as there was the conclusive testimony of the mother. There are two fac- tors that have to be considered in determining the apparent age of McDermott. There is his personal ap- pearance. This is always a most difficult question to determine. Looking at him, I should say that there are many lads in this Dominion who are only eighteen years of age and who look very much as MoDermott looked— that is, he did not look older than many lads whom I know of eighteen years of age. There are some, however, who may be twenty- one and over who do not look older than he looks. The Magistrate apparently, looking at him came to the conclusion that he did not look twenty- one years of age, and I cannot say that he is wrong. If, however, the case rested on that alone I should have great difficulty in coming to a decision on the matter, but I have also to look at what took place on the occasion in question; and the evidence ia, I think, clear, from what, it is admitted, was said in the Court below, from the constable's statement in this Court, and from the action of the appellant, that the appellant was not convinced that the lad was twenty- one years of age. This is what is said to have occurred : The lad MoDermott asked the appellant the price of a horse called " Entente." The appellant replied, " Two to one." McDermott told him to give him a ticket for 10s. The appellant did so. Imme- diately thereafter a constable rushed up and said, " You are betting with an infant." The appellant then shouted out, " No bet." The constable repeated three or four times that it was a bet. The appellant said it was no bet, and handed the money baok to McDermott. This, in my opinion, was an admission that it was apparent that the lad MoDermott was not twenty- one years of age. The explanation he gave for his action was that he had heard that a bookmaker had been caught betting with a boy in the outside enclosure, and that therefore he was determined to be very particular with whom he bet. In my opinion he would not have re- called the bet if he had been convinced in his own mind that the lad was over age. He would have said, " This lad is over age." The constable, when he charged the lad with being under age, did not know his age. He assumed that he was under age; and there was no evidence before the appellant at the time when the constable said he was betting with an infant, but the appearance of McDermott, and yet he at once acquiesced in the constable's statement. I think this was cogent evidence, and, the Magistrate having acted on it, I cannot say he was wrong. This is really the whole case ; and I am of opinion that the appellant has not discharged the onus which, is cast upon him by subsection 4 of sec- tion 67 of the Gaming Act, 1908, and that the conviction must therefore stand. I understand that there has been no charge against the appellant before of this kind of offence. He had, however, been convicted of street betting. This penalty— namely, £ 75 or a month's imprisonment— may have been unusually severe. There have been two cases decided in New Zealand— namely, Searl v. McArdle ( 15 N. Z. L. R. 613) and Taylor v. Marsack ( 17 N. Z. L. R. 153; 1 Gaz. L. R. 130)— in which it has been held that the Supreme Court has no power to mitigate the penalty imposed. It must either affirm or quash the conviction. The appellant may, however, apply to the beneficence of the Crown, and no doubt on proper representations some part of the penalty may be remitted if the facts now before the Court are correct. The conviction must be affirmed, with £ 5 5s. costs, and the costs of the witnesses called on behalf of the respondent. Convictioti affirmed. Solicitors for the appellant: Dolan and Ferguson ( Napier). Solicitor for the respondent; H. A. Cornford ( Crown solicitor, Napier). (" New Zealand Law Reports," Vol. xxx, page 506.) [ S. C. IN BANCO. WELLINGTON — ( COOPER J.)— 22ND AND 28TH MARCH, 1911.] DONNELLY V. JONES. Licensing— Offences— Allowing Liquor to be consumed after Closing • hours — Smoke Concert — Licensee unavoidably called away — Proof of Knowledge or Connivance essen- tial— The Licensing Act, 1908, Section 190. 307 N E W Z E A L A N D POLICE GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L A football olub held a smoko concert in lioensed pre- mises, having previously obtained the permission of the police to oontinue the entertainment after 10 p. m. on condition that no liquor was consumed after that hour. The appellant, the licensee of the hotel, remained in the room till shortly before 10 p. m., when he was obliged to leave in order to attend to customers in the bar owing to the sudden illness of his barman. Before he left he in- formed the vice- president of the club that no liquor was to be consumed after 10 p. m., and the vice- president undertook to seo that these instructions were carried out. The Magistrate found that liquor had been con- sumed after 10 p. m., and convioted the appellant of an offence under section 190 of the Licensing Act, 1908, of allowing liquor, although purchased before, to be con- sumed on the licensed premises after closing- hours. Held, That the conviction must bo quashed, there being no evidence of knowledge or connivanoe on the part of the appellant. Bailey v. Pratt followed ( 20 N. Z. L. R. 758). APPEAL on point of law, under the provisions of the Justices of the Peace Act, 1908, from a conviction of the appellant by W. G. Riddell, Esq., S. M., at Wellington, of an ofienoe against the provisions of section 190 of the Licensing Act, 1908. The facts are fully stated in the judgment of Cooper, J. Bell, K. C., and G. H. Fell, for the appellant, cited the following cases: Emary v. Nolloth ([ 1903] 2 K. B. 264); McKenna v. Harding ( 69 J. P. 354) ; Somerset v. Hart ( 12 Q. B. D. 360); Somerset v. Wade ([ 1894] 1 Q. B. 574); Sherras v. De Rutzen ([ 1895] 1 Q. B. 918); Massev v. Mor- riss ([ 1894] 2 Q. B. 412) ; Weiss v. Green ( 26 N. Z. L. R. 945.) Ostler, for the respondent, referred to section 190 of the Licensing Act, 1908, section 61, subsection 1, of the Licens- ing ( Consolidated) Act, 1910 ( 10 Edw. VII and I Geo. V, c. 24); and Paterson's Licensing Acts ( 21st ed. p. 556) ; and cited Thompson v. Greig ( 34 J. P. 214) ; Pearce v. Gill ( 41 J. P. 742) ; Bailey v. Pratt ( 20 N. Z. L. R. 758) ; Jull v. Treanor ( 14 N. Z. L. R. 513) ; Ireland v. Connolly ( 21 N. Z. L. R. 314). Bell, K. C., in reply, stated that Bailey v. Pratt ( 20 N. Z. L. R. 758) was decided before Emary v. Nolloth ([ 1903] 2 K. B. 264.) Cur. adv. vult. COOPER, J.:— The appellant, the lioensee of the New- Zealander Hotel, Wellington, was convicted by the Stipendiary Magistrate, Wellington, on the 17th of August, 1910, upon an informa- tion laid by the respondent charging the appellant with allowing liquor purchased before the hour of closing of the hotel to be consumed on the licensed premises after the hour of closing. The faots stated by the Magistrate are that on the 8th of August the Ramblers Football Club held a smoke concert in the dining- room of the hotel; that prior to that date the representatives of the olub inquired from the Inspector of Police, Wellington, whether the club would be allowed to continue its concert after 10 p. m., and that they were in- formed by the Inspector that so long as the meeting was orderly no proceedings would be taken against any of those present after the hour of 10 p. m. for being on licensed premises without lawful excuse, but that no liquor must be consumed after 10 p. m. ; that the concert commenced at 7.30 p. m., and the proceedings were of an orderly character, and a number of those present were total abstainers ; that the appellant ( the licensee of the hotel) remained for some time in the dining- room where the smoke concert was being held, and intended to remain there until 10 o'clock and after for the purpose of preventing any liquor being con- sumed after that hour ; that 10 gallons of beer and two bottles of whisky were taken into the dining- room before the concert commenced, but no liquor was taken in there afterwards ; that during the evening the appellant was called from the dining- room in consequence of the fact that his barman had taken ill, and had been compelled to leave the hotel and go home, and that it was necessary for some person to go into the bar, and the appellant was the only person available ; that before leaving the room the appellant informed Harry Waters, one of the representatives and the vice- president of the clnb, and a promoter of the concert, of his reason for having to leave the room, and also informed Waters that no liquor must be consumed after the hour of 10 o'clock ; that Waters undertook and promised to see that no liquor was served after that hour ; that the appellant had no servant available, after his bar- man became ill, to station in the dining- room ; that it is the custom for police officers in Wellington to visit the bars of the various hotels in Wellington shortly after 10 o'clook, and it is necessary that immediately after 10 o'clock the bar should be cleaned up and the glasses and bottles removed, and that this work takes half an hour or so to perform, and the appellant on the occasion in question remained in the bar for the purpose of doing suoh work; that at 10.35, just aa the appellant was completing his work- in the bar, Sergeant Kelly and a constable knocked at the door of the hotel, and were at. once admitted; that after inspecting the bar they went into tho dining- room and saw on the table several glass jugs containing beer, and also a number of glassos containing aerated waters and some con- taining beer, and that in some cases there was only a small quantity of beer in tho glasses ; that the police remained a very short time in the room, probably a minute ; that there was no direct evidence of any actual consumption of liquor after 10 o'clock, but Waters stated that the jugs were filled with beer about 9.55 o'olock, and he was not prepared to say that no beer was consumed after 10 o'clock. The Magistrate states that he " held that defendant had left Waters in charge of tho dining- room, and as Waters was unable to say that no beer was consumed between 10 o'clook and 10.35 o'olock, the matters hereinbefore stated afforded no ground of answer or defence to the said information," and he convicted the appellant. The question for the opinion of the Court is whether the Magistrate's determination was erroneous in point of law. Two questions have been argued. The first is whether there was any evidence upon which the Magistrate oould properly infer that liquor had been consumed in the dining- room after 10 o'clock. In my opinion there was. The fact that beer had in fact been poured into the glasses by some of the party just before 10, and that at 10.35 there was some beer remaining in some of the glasses, is evidence that between 9.55 and 10.35 beer had been consumed, and the Magistrate could properly infer from that fact that some beer had been consumed by some of the footballers after 10 o'clock. It is not necessary in order to prove the con- sumption of liquor within the prohibited hours that there should be direct evidence of such consumption. It is suffi- cient if there is presumptive evidence; and here the fact that the vice- president of the club would not state that the beer bad not been oonsumed after 10 o'clock, coupled with the fact that he had permitted it to be poured into the glasses five minutes before 10, and the conditions of the glasses as observed by the police about half an hour after- wards, the smoke concert being then still in progress, is, in my opinion, amply sufficient evidence to establish a prima facie case of consumption within the prohibited hours. The other question is whether the appellant " allowed " the con- sumption of beer after 10 o'clock. The Magistrate has held that, upon the facts found by him, Waters was plaoed by the appellant in charge of the room, and that therefore, as there was evidence from which a consumption of liquor after 10 o'clock could properly be presumed, the appellant " allowed" this consumption. Mr. Ostler has admitted that the facts proved by the Magistrate do not justify any inference that Waters was constituted by the appellant his agent or servant during the appellant's absence from the room, and in my opinion this admission is right. Waters, as vice- president of the clnb and one of the promoters of the concert, may fairly be said to have been in charge of the concert, but the concert was allowed by the express per- mission of the police to be continued after 10 o'clock, sub- ject, it is true, to a condition made with the promoters of the concert that no liquor should be consumed after that hour. The faots do not justify the inference that the appel- lant left Waters as his ( the appellant's) representative in charge of the room, but merely show that the appellant, who was obliged to leave the room, emphasized to Waters the condition on which the police had, at the request not of the appellant but of the representative of the club, allowed the concert to continue. I agree, therefore, with Mr. Ostler that an inference that Waters was representing the appellant cannot properly be drawn, and that Waters was not the agent or servant of the appellant. The only ground urged by Mr. Ostler in support of the conviction is that the Magis- trate must be held to have found that the appellant connived at the consumption of liquor after 10 o'clock by purposely abstaining from returning to the room in order to give the footballers an opportunity to consume beer after 10 o'clock. In my opinion the case as stated shows that the Magistrate did not draw such an inference, and, even if he had done so, the facts found by him could not, in my opinion, support such a conclusion. The Magistrate has found as facts that the appellant had no intention of leaving the room, but that the sudden illness of his barman made it absolutely necessary for the appellant to do so, and he has found as a further fact that the appellant had no person in his employ to take the barman's place or to attend in the dining- room. He has also found as a fact that the appellant, before leaving the dining- room had expressly told Waters that liquor must not be oonsumed after 10 o'clock. Some liquor remained in the room after the appellant left. The hour at which he left is stated to have been " during the evening" and it was evidently some time before 10 o'clook, for he had to take the barman's place, and, according to the Magistrate, he was neoessarily absent until 10.35. 308 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. JULY 12 Now, in Bailey v. Pratt ( 20 N. Z. L. R. 758) Mr. Justice Den- niston, after exhaustively examining the English cases from 1875 to 1899, held that, in order to justify the conviction of a licensed hotelkeeper for " allowing " matters to take place in his lioeused premises which were prohibited during the hours within which the licensed premises were directed to be closed, knowledge or connivance must be proved, and that mere negligence or carelessness will not support the charge, unless such negligence or carelessness is of such a character as to be in itself evidence. Section 190 of the Licensing Act, 1908, under which the present appellant has been convicted, is, so far as regards this charge against him, in the same terms as section 155 of the Act of 1881, which was under consideration in Bailey v. Pratt ( 20 N. Z. L. R. 75S). I have | carefully examined the cases on which His Honour has i based his judgment, and I quite agree with the principle he i has deduced from them, and I shall follow his judgment. Is 1 there, then, any evidence upon which the conviction in the present case can be supported upon the ground that the appellant had been guilty of such negligence or carelessness as amounts to evidence of connivance ? I do not think there is. The appellant was obliged to leave the room ; the Magistrate has found as a fact that he was justifiably absent up to the time when the police visited the hotel, and that he had no intention of allowing a breach of the law to be committed ; and the proved facts show that he did not know that a breach of the law was likely to be committed. The only circumstance from which negligence or carelessness might be inferred is that he did not insist on the liquor being removed from the dining- room. Ho forbade, some time before 10 o'clock, its consumption after 10 o'clock ; and the Magistrate has found that the appellant intended to prevent such consumption by his own personal attendance throughout the concert, but tbat he was prevented from re- maining in the room by circumstances beyond his oontrol. These facts so found by the Magistrate negative any inference that the appellant left the room and abstained from return- ing for the purpose of allowing a broaoh of the law to be committed. Therefore, in my opinion, the mere fact that the appellant did not remove the liquor is not evidence from which any inference can be drawn that he remained out of the room for the purpose of conniving at a breach of the law. I do not think it necessary to refer to the later English cases cited by Mr. Bell, beyond stating that they do not at all narrow the principle which, in my opinion, Mr. Justice Denniston has correctly stated to be the result of the deci- sions of the English Courts up to the year 1899. Mr. Ostler has urged that if this appeal is allowed it will be difficult to enforce the law. I do not agree with this. A simple remedy is that the police shall insist on all entertainments, if held in a licensed house, ceasing at the hour at which the house is directed to be closed. The appeal is allowed, and the conviction quashed. Solicitors for the appellant: Bell, Gully, Bell, and Myers ( Wellington). Solicitors for the respondent: The Crown Law Office ( Wellington). EXTRACTS FROM NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE - • ( From Gazette, 1911, pages 2055 and 2063.) Inspector n) Sea- fishing appointed. Marine Department, Wellington, 25th June, 1911. HIS Excellency the Governor has, in pursuance of the power and authority vested in him by subsec- tion ( 1) of section 4 of the Fisheries Act, 1908, appointed THOMAS MARTIN CONDON, of Whangarei, Police Constable, to be an Inspector of Sea- fishing under the above- mentioned Act. J. A. MILLAR. Certificate and Declaration of Execution oj Criminal. Department of Justice, Wellington, 24th June, 1911. rriHE following certificate and declaration are pub- JL lished in conformity with the provisions of the Crimes Act, 1908. GEO. FOWLDS, Acting Minister of Justice. CERTIFICATE OF EXECUTION OF SENTENCE OF DEATH. I, DONALD NORMAN WATSON MURRAY, the Medical Officer in attendance at the execution of Tahi Kaka at His Majesty's Prison at Mount Eden, do hereby certify and declare that I have this day witnessed the execution of the said Tahi Kaka at the said prison ; and I do further certify and declare that the said Tahi Kaka was, in pur- suance of the sentence of the Supreme Court, hanged by the neck until his body was dead. Given under my hand, this 21st day of June, 1911, at His Majesty's Prison at Mount Eden. D. N. W. MURRAY, M. D. DECLARATION OF EXECUTION OF SENTENCE OF DEATH. WE do hereby testify and declare that we have this day been present when the extreme penalty of the law was carried into execution on the body of Tahi Kaka, con- victed at the criminal sittings of the Supreme Court held at Auckland on the 22nd day of May last, and sentenced to death; and that the said Tahi Kaka was, in pursuance of the said sentence, hanged by the neck until his body was dead. Dated this 21st day of June, 1911, at His Majesty's Prison at Mount Eden. R. G. THOMAS, Sheriff. T. R, POINTON, Gaoler. H. MCMURRAY, FRED. W. DOIDGE. Chief Warder. A. J. FARQUHAR. J. W. HARDCASTLE. DUNCAN MACPHERSON, Presbyterian Chaplain. 365 N E W Z E A L A N D POLICE GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L LIST OF WATCHES REPORTED STOLEN DURING THE QUARTER ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1911. ( For preceding list see Police Gazette, 1911, page 152.) No. of Watch. 46755 35689 1375482 742 884917 12906402 1197684 92679 26208 204754 409919 J_ t 91731 1448034 or 14340905 20014 52272 303583 587727 16550 Description. Gentlemen's English lever hunting Gentlemen's Rotherham hunting Gentlemen's open- faced Gentlemen's gold hunting Gentlemen's Waltham Gentlemen's Rotherham Gentlemen's English lever open- faced Ladies' Geneva . . 1 Gentlemen's hunting ( gold) ! Ladies' hunting ( gold) j Ladies' open- faced Ladies' gold half- hunting Gentlemen's English lever Gentlemen's Waltham Gentlemen's hunting lever Gentlemen's silver stop Gentlemen's open- faced keyless ! Gentlemen's silver open- faced Ladies' silver open- faced Gentlemen's hunting lever Gentlemen's keyless rolled- gold Gentlemen's Elgin hunting Gentlemen's gold open- faced Gentlemen's stop- watch Gentlemen's Waltham Gentlemen's old English lever Gentlemen's Elgin Two gentlemen's nickel open- faced Ladies' double- case silver Ladies' open- faced silver . . Gentlemen's open- faced silver Three gentlemen's silver hunting Thiee gentlemen's Waterbury Two gentlemen's railway watches Gentlemen's keyless hunting Ladies' open- faced silver . . Ladies' gold hunting Gentlemen's nickel- plated Gentlemen's gold open- faced stop Gentlemen's Rotherham .. Gentlemen's half- hunting English le Gentlemen's English lever Gentlemen's open- faced lever Owner's Name and Address. Police Gazette He ference. A. O'Neil, Masterton . . G. Sangwell, Westport E. Parkin, Christchurch J. W. Ellis, Taumarunui H. Richards, Wellington A. McKelvin, Mosgiel.. C. Matson, Papakura E. Tanner, Wakefield. . M. Yard, Dunedin H. Peat, Taihape Lady Clifford, Christchurch S. Thomson, Waimate J A. McDonald, Waipawa H. Baker, Opunake . . M. Mullins, Timaru J. Wright, Auckland . . B. German, Auckland R. Smith, Hamilton . . G. Telford, Port Chalmers T. Mclnerney, Wellington A. L. Deighton, Mount Cook > G. Smith, Gisborne R. Hodson, Ponsonby „ 275 L. Hyams, Hokitika .. 275 | G. Tilbury, King Street „ 275 E. W. Jennings, Auckland .. 287 Postmaster- General . . ., 287 \ R. Miller, W. Miller, and J. Miller ., 287 I J. Kidson, Greymouth „ 287 1911. Page 149 150 150 165 165 165 193 193 193 203 204 204 215 215 225 233 233 233 234 243 255 263 2— P. G. 310 NEW ZEALAND POLICE GAZETTE. [ JUne 2L LIST OK BICYCLES REPORTED STOLEN DURING THE QUARTER ENDED 30TH - TUNE, 1911 ( For preceding list see Police Gaeette, 1911, page 153.1 No. of Bicycle. 137789 203 198001 04849 13370 117 15049 Description. Owner's Name and Address. 365 3140 2576 330501 125277 74 298 2c47 354218 264507 2024 2858 89274 300736 139- 1593 07383 10018- 1 52828 j 10500 570 106911 17077 13355 148 1603 2796 81 65337 Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Centaur Gem Rudge- Whit worth Bell Rocket B. S. A. King Royal . . Radium B. S. A. Anglo- Special Bell Rapid black- enamelled Beeston- Humber B. S. A. Lawrence McClintock Defiance Speedwell Jenkins and McIntyre B. S. A. Rudge- Whitworth B. S. A., Wellington Skeates and White Premier Bell Black enamclled Nonpareil Rover Rudge- Whitworth black- enamelled Massey- Harris Bell Bell Gentlemen's Popular Star. Ladies' Gentlemen's Osmond Gentlemen's B. S. A. Gentlemen's B. S. A. Gentlemen's black- enamelled Gentlemen's Oates- Special Gentlemen's Raleigh Gentlemen's Majestic Gentlemen's Record Gentlemen's Taura Gentlemen's Royal London Gentlemen's Bell Ladies' Khaki Gentlemen's Bell Gentlemen's New Haven .. C. Stevenson, Otira .. R. G. Hickmott, Christchurch E. J. Barrett, Christchurch H. Wyatt, Christchurch W. Franklin, Christchurch W. Craig, Christchurch H. Sarney, Ashburton C. Austin, St. Kilda .. G. W. Lowers, Petone E. Lilley, Christchurch H. Hartle, Christchurch W. Parr, Bull's A. J. Glen, Dunedin .. P. Cheyne, South Dunedin C. Rendle, Woodville • J. McKenzie, Palmerston North D. Ronayne, Christchurch F. Hamlin, Christchurch J. McDonald, Wyndham J. Alexander, Frankton Junction J. Jones, Wairoa J. Myers and Co., Wellington . A. Jackson, Invercargill R. R. Forbes, Auckland A. L. Fairbrother, Dannevirke. F. Halligan, Marton .. H. Harrod, Auckland.. C. Vincent, Feilding .. H. J. Francis, Masterton F. Webber, Annat T. L. Suvalko, Auckland H. Miller, Masterton .. J. Nind, Christchurch C. H. Reece, Christchurch R. C. Giesler, Christchurch F. Davis, Auckland . . W. G. Lyons, Palmerston North A. Alsop, Palmerston North T. Hastings, Palmerston North V. Tucker, Palmerston North . W. Kitchings, Palmerston Nort J. Truscott, Greymouth T. Thomas, Ashburton F. G. Sharp, Dunedin Post and Telegraph Departmen J. White, Christchurch E. M. Smith, Christchurch M. Digby, Christchurch F. S. Jarman, Christchurch A. J. McLaughlin, South bridge. Police Oatette Re- ference. 1911. Page 150 150 311 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. [ JUNE 2L NEW ZEALAND POLICE. ( Corrected to the 3rd July, 1911.) The following list, showing the dates of appointment to the various ranks, is published for general information:— [ NOTE.— The figure at the end of a name represents the percentage of contributions under section 29 of " The Public Service Classification and Superannuation Act. 1908." Those who are not contributors to the Fund are denoted thus: *.] INSPECTORS. Date. Name. Sept. " 20, 1897 .. Cullen, John, 9. Jan. 1, 1899 .. Ellison, John Wybrant, 9. July 1.1902 .. Kiely, Nicholas, 8. July 1, 1902 .. Wilson, Edward, 9. Oct. 1,1902 .. Mitchell, Alfred James, 9. May 1, 1907 . . Black, Patrick, 9 Feb. 1, 1909 .. Dwyer, John, 8. Feb. 4, 1911 .. O'Donovan, John, 8. Mar. 13, 1911 .. Wright, Arthur Hobbins, 7. SUB- INSPECTORS. May 1, 1907 .. Norwood, Samuel Percival. 7. July 1, 190S .. Phair, William John, 9. Feb. ), 1909 .. McGrath, Joseph Albert, 8. Feb. 1 1909 .. Hendrey, Charles William, 7. Feb. 4, 1911 .. Cruickshank, Alexander, 8. Feb. 4, 1911 .. Sheehan, Bartholomew, 8. STATION- SERGE ANTS. Reg. No. Dale. Name. 244 Mar. 1, 1900 .. King, Thomas, 9. 199 May 1, 1907 .. Johnston. James, 8. 195 July 1. 1908 .. Darby, Robert, 10. 128 Feb. I, 1909 .. Treanor, James, 9. SERGEANTS. SERGEANTS— continued. Reg. No. Date. Name. 902 Oct. 1, 1906 . Muggeridge, Amos, 6. 373 Dec. 1, 1906 . Dale, James, 7. 769 Jan. 1, 1907 . Murray, Edwin, 6. 650 Mar 8, 1907 . Hogan, John James, 6. 659 May 1, 1907 . Willis, Jos. Chas. Stevens, 0 673 Juno 1, 1907 . Griffiths, James Coghlan, 6 628 Sept. 1, 1907 . Kelly, Charles William, 6 822 Dec. 1, 1907 . Gaffney, Michael, 5. 649 Dec. 15, 1907 . O'Grady, Thomas, 6. 699 Dec. 15, 1907 . Crean, Patrick, 6. 512 Feb. 1, 1908 . . McKeefry, Michael, 8. 708 Feb. 1, 1908 . Simpson, James Kerr, 6 547 Mar. 1, 1908 . Stewart, David, 7. 740 Juno 10. 1908 . Harvey, Peter, 5. 691 Sept. 1, 1908 . Ferguson, James, 5. 865 Sept. 1, 1908 . . Till, Stephen, 5. 684 Nov. 1, 1908 . Rowell, Alfred Ernest, 6. 584 Feb. 15, 1909 . O'Connell, Patrick Denis, 8. 719 Feb. 15, 1909 . . Miller, William, 6. 727 Mar. 16. 1909 . Eccles, William, 5. 728 April 1, 1909 . McCrorie, Hugh, 6. 621 July 1, 1909 . Hodgson, Richard Thomas, 5 906 July 1. 1909 . Cummings, Denis Joseph, 5. 622 D? c. 1, 1909 . Jackson, David, 7. 741 June 1. 1910 . Fitzgerald, John, 5. 743 June 1, 1910 . . * Cowan, John Thomas. 753 Juno 25, 1910 . Henry, James, 5. 748 Sept. 22, 1910 . Lanigan, Richard, 7. 744 Dec. 19, 1910 Matthews, William Arthur, fl. 653 Feb. 13, 1911 . Quinn, William John, 5. 761 Feb. 13, 1911 . Bird, Arthur Sydney, 6. 779 April 1, 1911 . Cahill, James, 5. 787 April 1, 1911 . Fraser, Donald Charles, 5. 781 May 8, 1911 . Bingham, Ernest, G. 790 May 8. 1911 . McNamara, John, 5. 130 May 30, 1879 .. Gilbert, William, 10. 193 Aug. 26, 1879 .. McGrath, Patrick, 9. 113 269 June 1, 1885 .. Lyons, William, 8. 127 101 July 1, 1887 .. Stagpoole, Martin Dudley, 8. 142 210 Jan. 1, 1894 .. Mackay, Edward, 8. 144 235 Jan. 1, 1898 . Bourke, Thomas, 8. 147 270 Jan. 1, 1898 . Bowman, Patrick. 9. 160 265 Aug. 1, 1898 .. Higgins, William Henry, 9. 168 109 Oct. 1, 1898 .. Haddrell, Walter Henry, 9. 172 275 Oct. 7, 1898 . Dougan, John, 8. 178 240 Jan. 1, 1899 . Rogers, Martin, 8. 201 433 Feb. 8, 19001 Griffith, Thomas, 9 ( Constable 205 Mar. 1, 19041 ' | from 6- 1- 03 to 29- 2- 04). 221 220 Oct. 20, 1900 . Cullen, Francis, 10. 252 327 Jan. 1, 1901 . Folley, William, 8. 286 214 Sept. 15, 1901 . Bowden, Charles, 9 296 308 Dec. 1, 1901 . McClelland, Robert, 8. 299 280 Feb. 7, 1902 . Egan, Eugene, 9. 301 335 Mar. 1902 . Millar, Nathaniel, 8. 304 354 Mar. 14, 1902 . Hanson, John, 9. 309A 380 Slay 1, 1902 . Fouhy, William. 7. 310 372 July 21, 1902 . Reiner, Alfred Edward, 8. 315 397 Jan. 1, 1903 . Carroll, Lawrence, 9. 319 413 Jan. 1, 1903 . McGill, William, 8. 332 428 Jan. 1, 1903 . Crawford, Robert, 8 333A 437 Jan. 27, 1903 . Dew, Samuel Joseph, 7. 338 388 Mar. 1, 1903 . Mackinnon, William Hector, 7. 343 184 Jan. 1, 1904 . Donovan, Michael, 10. 346 391 Oct. 1, 1904 . Bird, Edward Punjab, 8. 347 232 Dec. 1, 1904 . Ryan, Patrick, 8. 349 473 Dec. 1, 1904 . Mullany, Luke, 7. 355 489 Dec. 1, 1904 . Rutledge, Barrett, 6. 357 311 Jan. 1, 1905 . Hastie, George, 8. 364 488 Mar. 1. 1905 . Ramsay, William, 6. 367 374 July 1, 1905 . Morgan, Andrew, 9. 371 477 Feb. 1, 1906 . Mathieson, William, 6. 375 531 Feb. 1, 1906 . Moore, Frederick Augustus, 7. 386 538 Feb. 1, 1906 . Beattie, Henry, 7. 394 541 Feb. 1, 1906 . Oliver, Thomas, 7. 412 542 Feb. 1, 1906 . Brookes, Wallace Abercrombie, 8. 417 566 Mar. 1, 1906 . Murphy, Michael, 8. 418 568 Mar. 1, 1906 . Barrett, Thomas. 6. 422 570 Mar. 1, 1906 . Hutton, David Dearlove, 7. 426 577 Mar. 1, 1906 . Black, James. 8. 432 720 April 1, 1906 . . Wohlmann, Ward George, 5. 436 800 April 1, 1900 . . McNeely. William, 5. 438 619 June 1, 1906 . Forster, John, 8. 439 623 June 1, 1906 . Emerson, Albert Tivy, 5. 440 939 June 1, 1906 . . Dart, John William Martin, 5 447 494 June 15, 1906 . . Baskiville, Walter Joseph, 8. 448 472A July 15, 1906 . Burrows, John, 7. 449 644 Aug. 17, 1906 . Eales, Edwin, 5. 450 Mar. 29, Oct. 14. June 10. July 27. Aug. 28, Feb. 23, May 25, Sept. 9, Dec. 1, Nov. 4, Mar. 1. Aug. 10, July 13, Mar. 12, May 14, June 4, June 10, June 10, June 24, June 25, July 21, Aug. 18, Jan. 29, Feb. 3, Feb. 17, April 19, Aug. 28, Sept. 6, Nov. 3, Aug. 4, Aug. 20, Sept. 9, Sept. 13, Sept. 21, Sept. 24, Oct. 11, Oct. 21, May 13, June 7, June 13, July 29, Sept. 27, Jan. 15, June 14, July 2, July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. CONSTABLES. 1873 . . Foreman, George, 9. 1873 . . Dunne, Patrick John, 9 1874 .. O'Reilly, Charles. 10 1874 .. Bleasel, Charles. 8. 1874 .. Field, Henry, 8. 1875 . . Kelly, William, 8. 1875 .. Lynch, John, 9. 1875 .. Pool, William, 9. 1875 .. Greene, Michael, 8. 1876 .. McGilp, Alexander, 10. 1877 .. Carlyon, Percy Frederick, 10 1877 .. O'Brien, Matthew, 9. 1878 .. Cavanagh, John, 8. 1879 .. Cahill, Timothy, 8. 1879 .. Collerton, William Thomas, 9. 1879 .. Sefton, William. 8. 1879 .. Bern, William, 8. 1879 .. McDonnell, John, 9. 1879 . . Minogue, Patrick, 8. 1879 .. Leahy, Michael, 8. 1879 .. Patterson, Adam, 9. 1879 .. Gleeson, James, 8. 1880 .. Bogue, Daniel, 8. 1880 .. Cox, Michael, 8 1880 .. Bree, James, 8. 1880 .. Kennedy, James, 10. 1880 . . Lemm, Robert William 8. 1880 .. Simpson, William James, 9. 1880 .. Wilson. Frederick Arthur, 9. 1881 .. McDonough, John, 8. 1881 .. Bird, John, 10. 1881 .. McAnerin, William Henry, 8. 1881 .. Herlihy, Patrick Jeremiah, 9. 1881 .. O'Brien, Benjamin, 7. 1881 . . Cameron, John, 9. 1881 .. Bennett, Albert. 9. 1881 . . May, Joseph George, 8. 1882 . . Leece, James Danvers, 9. 188- 2 .. Daubney, Charles Lot, 9. lS8! i Drury, Patrick, 9. 1< » R2 .. Rasmussen, Hans Peter, 9. 1 [ i82 .. Mackle, Francis, 9. 1883 .. Hilliard, William, 10. 1883 .. Barrett, William Hunter, 8. 1883 . . Carroll, Laurence, 9. 1883 . . Sheary, James, 8. 1883 .. McCormack, Thos. Joseph, 6. 1883 . . Donovan, Timothy, 9. 1883 .. Weathered, John Joseph, 8 1883 .. Joyce, Patrick, 9. 1883 .. Martin, Edwin, 9. 312 N E W Z E A L A N D POLICE GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L Keg. No. Date 452 Sept. 1, 1883 458 May 21. 1884 460 Aug. 13, 1884 462 Sept 30, 1884 469 Feb. 6, 1885 486 Jan. 29. 1886 487 Feb. 13, 1886 493 Nov. 12, 1886 507 May 23, 1887 510 July 14, 1887 516 Oct. 11, 1887 518 Mar. 1, 1888 521 May 26, 1888 522 June 8, 1888 524 Sept. 1, 1888 526 Sept. 1, 1888 529 Sept. 23. 1888 534 Jan. 9, 1889 548 Aug. 19, 1889 552 Oct. 7. 1889 556 Nov. 15, 1889 559 Nov. 25, 1889 579 June 28, 1890 585 Sept. 16, 1890 587 Sept, 20, 1890 593 Nov. 18, 1890 600 Jan. 12. 1891 601 Jan. 21, 1891 607 Aug. 3, 1891 609 Aug. 13, 1891 630 Sep. 2, 1892 637 Nov. 2, 1892 647 June 26, 1893 652 July 12, 1893 658 Aug. 5, 1893 661 Dec. 9, 1893 663 Dec. 12, 1893 666 Dec. 12, 1893 682 July 23. 1894 685 Oct. 4, 1894 688 Dec 12, 1894 692 Feb. 7, 1895 694 Feb. 7. 1895 696 Feb. 18, 1895 698 Mar. 4, 1895 701 Mar. 8, 1895 702 Mar. 9, 1895 707 June 10, 1895 713 Nov. 2, 1895 717 Nov. 12, 1895 721 Nov. 16, 1895 723 Dec. 1. 1895 730 Feb. 8, 1896 731 April 8, 1896 738 April 17, 1896 745 April 22. 1896 754 May 2( 1, 1896 750 June 19. 1896 766 Feb. 8, 1897 767 Feb. 8, 1897 770 Feb. 8, 1897 771 Feb. 8, 1897 772 Feb. 8, 1897 773 Feb. C, 1897 775 Feb. 9, 1897 777 Feb. 11, 1897 780 Feb. 11. 1897 783 Feb. 15. 1897 784 Feb. 15, 1897 785 Feb. 17, 1897 789 Feb. 18, 1897 793 Mar. 19, 1897 797 April 7, 1897 799 May 17, 1897 801 May 24, 1897 802 Mav 24, 1897 808 Sept. 1, 1897 809 Oct. 1, 1897 811 Oct. 5, 1897 812 Nov. 6, 1897 816 Nov. 16, 1897 817 Nov. 18, 1897 8 IS Nov. 24, 1897 S20 Nov. 29, 1897 823 Dec. 13, 1897 827 Dec. 22, 1897 S28 Dec. 23. 1897 CONSTA BI. KRT— continued. Name. Mclntyre, John. 7. Beddek, Thomas Hy. Hellyer, 7. Koster, John Jacob. 8. West, Joseph. 8. MacRae, Duncan, 9. Pardy, William John, 7. Carmody, Patrick, 9. Breen. Timothy, 9. Young. Walter Bond, 10. Grey, William George, 9. Tarrant. Benjamin, 6. Grey, Charles, 9. Redican, Michael, 8. Johnston, Thomas John, 9. Cameron, James. 9. Creeks, Thomas Elliott, 8. Healey, Frederick John, 8. Shearman, John, 8. Gordon, Alex. Frederick, 8. Madden, Michael, 7. O'Connor, Michael, 10. Williams, George Albert, 8. Mayne, Thomas, 8. Shepherd, Richard William, 7. Copland, John, 8. Bonner, Charles, 10. Riordan, James, 8. Treacy, Denis, 8. Hattie, Alexander, 10. Wilson, Gavin, 8. Lowry, Willi un Robert, 5. Moore, Patrick. 7. Evenden, Thomas Alfred, ( j. Bosworth, Edward Thomas, 5. Warneford, Charles Henry, 6. Fitzgerald, Patrick James, 6. Miller, Robert, 5. Connell, John, 7. Bradley, Frederick, 6. Price, Thomas Henry, 6. McGilligan, Bartholomew, 5. Tonkin, Walter, 5. Ilannafin, David, ( i. Wainhouse, John Thomas, ti Flavell, Samuel, 6. * Whitehouse, Edwin James. Hammond, Thos. Frederick, 6 Moffitt, Henry Edward, 5. Kennedy, Henry Patrick, 5 Rings, George Ludwig, 6. Trehey, Edmond Charles, 5. Bennett, Herbert John, 5. Findlay, Charles, 7. Pearce, George, 8. Ryan, Thomas, 7. Thompson, William David Lau- rence, 6. * Williams, Joseph Swindell. Mackenzie, Douglas Morton, 5. Hickey, Timothy, 7. McGlone, Charles Henry, 6 Hampton, William John, 6. Kidd, Samuel, 6. McKenzie, Donald, 7. Stackpoole, Patrick, 7. MeLeod, John. G. Keenan, Thomas, 6. Rock, James, 5. McDonnell, Andrew, 6. Connor, Gerald, 5. Wilton, Thomas James, 6. Johnson, Edward Michael, 5. O'Halloran, Lott Edward, 5 O'Halloran, James, 6. McLeod, Donald, 5. Waterman, Frdk. Adolphus, 6 Pratt, Charles Henry, 6. Dwan, Thomas, 6. Russell, Alexander, 6. Dick, Frank, 6. Lewin, Frank, 5. Whatman, William James, b. Bevan, George Frederick. 5. * Tayler, Vyvyan Richard. Cassidy, Patrick, 5. Clarkson, John Peter, 6. Heffernan, James, 5. Jones, Alfred Hastings, 5. GONSTABI. ES— continued. Keg. No. Date Name. 831 Dec. 30, 1897 Mathew, James Alexander, 7 832 Dec. 31, 1897 McKelvey, Edward James O'Keefe, 6. 835 Jan. 12, 1898 . * McQuarrie, George Alex. 837 Jan. 17, 1898 Steevens, Charles James, G. 838 Feb. 14. 1898 Read, Lewis, 8. 846 April 21, 1898 Parsons, Basil John, 6. 854 June 9, 1898 Melville, John Insell, 5. 855 June 21. 1898 . * Cruickshank, Jas. Arthur 849 July 18, 1898 O'Sullivan, John, 5. 856 Aug. 26, 1898 Luke, William Duncan, 5. 857 Sept. 1, 1898 Maher, John, 5. 859 Sept. 5, 1898 Lipscombe, Joseph, 7. 860 Sept. 5, 1898 Armour, Hugh Douglas, 5. 861 Sept. 9, 1898 . * Kerr, James. 864 Sept. 19, 1898 Brown, Philip Joseph, 6. 867 Oct. 18. 1898 Harvey, John James, 5. 868 Oct. 19. 1898 Perniskie, Valentine, 5. 875 Nov. 25, 1898 Tonkinson, Charles Walter, 5 876 Feb. 8. 1899 Marshall, William, 5. 878 Feb. 8, 1899 Morris, John Thomas, 5. 879 Feb. 8, 1899 Murphy, Daniel, 5. 883 Feb. 16, 1899 Butler, John, 5. 885 Feb. 16, 1899 Fitzpatrick, James, 5. 886 April 28, 1899 Collett, Edward Carnarvon, 5 888 April 28, 1899 Doyle, Myles, 5. 889 April 28, 1899 Fry, George Hamilton, 5. 890 April 28, 1899 Worsley, William, 5. 891 April 28, 1899 McCarthy, Philip John, 5, 892 April 28, 1899 Drummond, William, 5. 894 April 28, 1899 Hammond, Frederick, 5. 899 July 1, 1899 O'Connor, Patrick, 6. 900 July 1, 1899 Porteous, Edwin Jardin, 5. 901 July- 1, 1899 Tanner, Jesse, 5. 903 July l. 1899 Woods, Frederick, 5. 904 July 1, 1899 Satherley, Allan, 5. 905 July 1, 1899 Macartney, George, 5. 907 July 1, 1899 Wade, Horton Clias. David, 5 908 July 1, 1899 Hyland, David, 5. 911 Sept. 1, 1899 Collins, Francis Joseph, 5. 913 Sept. 1, 1899 Rowe, Edward John, 5. 914 Sept. 1, 1899 Nelson, James Archibald, 5. 916 Sept. 1. 1899 Mahoney, Denis, 5. 917 Sept, 1, 1899 Woodley, Charles, 5. 921 Sept. 1, 1899 Lander, John, 5. 922 Sept. 1, 1899 Egan, Herbert John, 5. 924 Sept. 1, 1899 Skinner, Arthur, 5. 925 Nov. 17, 1899 Thomson, John Neil, 5. 926 Nov. 17, 1899 Clouston, George Clark, 5. 927 Nov. 17, 1899 Moriartv, Robert, 5 935 Nov. 17, 1899 Ryan, Daniel, 5. 936 Dec. 2, 1899 Willcocks, James Sellers, 5. 938 Feb. 1, 1900 Larmer, Joseph, 6. 940 Feb. 1, 1900 Montgomery, Henry James, 5 941 Feb. 1, 1900 Baker, George Thomas, 5. 944 Feb. I, 1900 Booth, Ernest, 5. 951 April 6, 1900 Southgate, William, 5. 952 April 6. 1900 Wootton, Charles Edward, 5. 954 April 6, 1900 Pidgeon, Frank, 6. 956 April 6. 1900 King. Charles John, 5. 959 April 6, 1900 McInness, William, 5. 960 June 1, 1900 Cattanach, Henry James, 5. 963 June 1, 1900 Doyle, John, 5. 964 June 1, 1900 Cox, Hugh, 5. 965 June 1, 1900 Bagrie, John, 5. 970 Sept. 1, 1900 Esson, John Robert, 6. 971 Sept. 1, 1900 Blake, Francis Joseph, 5. 972 Sept. 1, 1900 Kirby, Henry Maurice, 5. 975 Sept. 1, 1900 Reid, James Stevenson, 5. 976 Sept. 1, 1900 Boulton, Paris Henry Claude, 5 977 Nov. 1, 1900 Murray, Adam Beattie, 5. 979 Nov. 1, 1900 Carmody, Henry Cornelius, 5. 980 Nov. 1, 1900 Henderson, Henry, 5. 982 Nov. 1, 1900 Wales, George William, 5. 983 Nov. I, 1900 O'Hara, Patrick James, 5. 985 Nov. 1, 1900 Osborn, Charles Samuel, 5. 988 Mar. 1, 1901 Lopdell, Charles William, 5. 990 Mar. 1, 1901 Hughes, John, 5. 995 June 1, 1901 Holmes, James, 5 997 June 1, 1901 McLennan, William. 5. 998 June 1, 1901 Scandrett, George, 5. 999 June I, 1901 McClinchy, John, 5. 1000 June 1, 1901 Fitzgibbon, John, 5. 1002 Dec. 1, 1901 Driscoll, Edward, 5. 1003 Dec. 1, 1901 Douglas, George Nicole, 5. 1005 Dec. 1. 1901 Fitzsimmons, Harry Carlyon, 5. 1007 Dec. 1, 1901 Roberts, Alfred James, 5. 1008 Feb. 1, 1902 Mathieson. Isaac Harper, 5 313 N E W Z E A L A N D POLICE GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L CONSTA BLES— continued. Reg. No. 1009 Feb. 1010 * eb. 1011 Feb. 1014 Feb. 1015 Feb. 1016 Feb. 1019 April 1020 April 1021 April 1024 April 1025 April 1028 April 1038 June 1042 Sept. 1043 Sept. 1044 Sept. 1046 Sept. 1049 Sept. 1050 Sept. 1055 Dee. 1056 Dec. 1059 Dec. 1060 Dec. 1063 Dec. 1067 April 1069 April 1072 April 1076 April 1078 July 1080 July 1083 July 1084 Dee. 1085 Dec. 1086 Dec. 1088 Dec. 1091 Dec 1095 Feb 1096 Feb. 1098 Feb. 1099 Feb. 1102 Feb. Date. 1, 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1902 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1903 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 Feb. Feb. Feb. May May May June July July July Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Dec. Dec. Dee. Dec. Dec. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Aprl 12 May May May May May May June 2 July July July July July July July July July 3— P. G. 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1904 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 1905 Name. Chapman, Frederick Wallace, 5 Holland. Francis Leonard, 5. O'Brien, John, 6. McRae, John Murdock, 5. Shanahan, Thomas, 5. Fitzgibbon, Thomas, 5. Blaxland, Marshall Fitz, 5. O'Grady, Timothy, 5. Steere, Henry, 5. Hadler, George Alfred, 5. Thomassen, Geurt, ft. Gorrie, William John, 5. Sims, Robert, 5. Wade, Frederick, 5. O'Grady, Malachy, 6. Macgregor, John, 5. Fearnley, Frank Harold, 5. Annison, James Arthur, 5. Bailey, Alexander, 5. Jones, Edwin John, 5. Wilson, David, 5. Donovan, John, 6. McAlister, John, 5. Nash, John, 5. Berry, William, 5. Grace, Thomas Joseph, 5. McIvor, Lewis Daniel, 5. Larkin, Edgar, 5. Watts, Hubert, 5. Issell, Robert John, 5. Spellman, Luke, 6. Murray, George William, 5 Lapouple, Bezian, 5. Murphy, James Francis, 5. Owen, Robert, 5. Wright, Joseph, 5. Cummings, Timothy James, 5 Murray, David Burnett, 5. Orchard, Alfred, 5. McHolm, John Walter, 5. MacLeod, John William Hender- son, 5. Fleming, Michael, 5. Sweeney, John Henry, 5. Ryan, Richard, 5. Boag, Robert Patterson, 5. Townsend, Francis Henry, 5. Powell, John, 5. McGlone, Daniel, 5. Weir, James Alexander, 5. Miles, Thomas Benjamin, 5. Kerse, Adam, 5. Horan, Jeremiah, 5. Maloney, Peter, 5. Baird, James William Gordon, 5. Hodgson, John Joseph, 5. Tait, William, 5 Woodley, Ezra, 5. Anderson, Henry, 5. Berry, Edwin Thomas, 5. Burrell, Frederick, 5. Williamson, James Sinclair, o Allan, Richard, 5. Thompson, Andrew James, 5. Mahoney, William, 5. Snow, Charles Alfred Edwin, 5 Young, Robert, 5. Coppell, Arthur William, 5. Hampton, James Edward, 5 Kelly, Walter, 5. Butler, Patrick, 6. Cooper, Walter, 5. Fraser, George, 5. O'Grady, John James, 6. Callanan, Daniel Joseph, 5 Edwards, George Bennett, ."> Macartney, Francis Denis, 5. Harvey, William James, 5. Smart, Joseph Smith, 5. Dandy, George Alfred, 5. Brown, Samuel Adam, 5. Armstrong, James Herbert, 5. Hammerly, John Frederick, 5. Mason, Michael, 5 McCormack, John James, 5. Sweeney, James, 5 Chalmers, George, 5. Martin, Henry, 5. He?. No. Date. 1184 July 1, 1905 1186 Aug. 4, 1905 1187 Sept. 1, 1905 1188 Sept. 1, 1905 1189 Sept, 1, 1905 1190 Sept. 1, 1905 1196 Sept. 25, 1905 1198 Nov. 1. 1905 1200 Nov 1, 1905 1201 Nov. 1, 1905 1203 Nov. 1, 1905 1206 Nov. 1, 1905 1207 Nov. 1, 1905 1211 Jan. 1, 1906 1212 Jan. 1, 1900 1213 Jan. 1, 1900 1215 Jan. 1, 1900 1216 Jan. 1. 1900 1217 Jan. 1, 1906 1218 Jan. 1. 1906 1219 Feb. 1, 1906 1220 Feb. 1, 1906 1222 Feb. 7, 1906 1223 Feb. 16, 1906 1224 Feb. 16, 1906 1225 Feb. 16, 1906 1226 Feb. 16, 1906 1227 Feb. 16, 1906 1228 Feb. 16, 1906 1229 Feb. 10, 1906 1230 Feb. 16, 1906 1231 Feb. 16, 1906 1233 Feb. 16, 1906 1235 April 1, 1906 1236 April 1, 1906 1237 April I, 1906 1238 April 1. 1900 1239 April 1, 1900 1240 April 1, 1906 1241 April 1, 1906 1242 April 1, 1906 1243 April 1, 1906 1245 May 15, 1906 1246 May 17, 1906 1248 May 17, 1906 1249 May 17, 1906 1253 May 17, 1906 1254 May 17, 1906 1257 May 17, 1900 1258 May 21, 1900 1260 June 2 1900 1261 June 8; 1900 1262 June 26, 1900 1263 July 2 1900 1264 July 4, 1906 1265 July 4, 1996 1266 July 4, 1906 1268 July 4, 1906 1269 July 4, 1906 1272 Sept. 1, 1906 1273 Sept. 1, 1906 1276 Sept. 1, 1906 1277 Sept. 1, 1306 1280 Sept. 1, 1906 1282 Sept. 1, 1906 1283 Sept. 10, 1906 1286 Nov. 1, 1906 1288 Nov. 1, 1906 1292 Nov. 1. 1906 1293 Nov. 1, 1906 1296 Nov. 1, 1906 1297 Nov. 1, 1906 1298 Dec. 10, 1906 1299 Dec. 21, 1900 1300 Dec. 21, 1906 1303 Dec. 21, 1906 1304 Dec. 21, 1906 1306 Dec. 21, 1906" 1307 Dec. 21, 1906 1308 Dcc. 21, 1900 1309 Feb. 1, 1907 1310 Mar. 14, 1907 1311 Mar. 14, 1907 1312 Mar. 14, 1907 1314 Mar. 14, 1907 1310 Mar. 14, 1907 1318 Mar. 14, 1907 1321 Mar. 14, 1907 CONSTA BLES— continued. Name. Goulding, Joseph James 5. Mullooly, John, 5. Doak, Francis Job, 5. MacLean, Donald Archibald, 5. Stuart, Charles, 5. Butler, Hugh Henry, 5. Holliday, Alfred, 5. Edwards. Joseph, 5. Heard, Grahame, 5, Lennon, Charles Henry, 5. Baird, William Ralph, 5. McLeod, Alexander, 5. Skinner, Lew is, 5. Langmuir, William, 5. Beadle, Richard Thomas, 0. Roberts, Gilbert, 5. Dark, William Temple, 5. Thomson, John Robert, 5. Cleary, James Francis, 5. Cullen, Francis Michael Parnell, 5 Ingram, Thomas, 7. Winmill, Alfred, 6. Murray, Richard, 6. Keane, Joseph, 5. Mackintosh, Andrew, 5. O'Connor, James Mark, 5. Anderson, Hans Peter, 5. Neil, William, 5. Le Fevre, Charles Stephen, 5 Waugh, William Charles, 5. Brookes, Alexander, 5. Mahoney, Thomas, 5. Roach, Charles Edward, 5. Kean, Michael, 5. Hitchcock, Joseph Edward, 5. McGregor, Andrew, 5. Duke, Charles Robert, 5. Scott, Donald, 5. Ede, Arthur, 5. Scott, Henry, 5. Evans, Bird, 5. Connor, William James, 5. Finlayson, Roderick, 6. Dunphy, William, 6. Lister, Arthur Ernest, 5. Phillips, Edward, 5. Hunt, William Edward, 5. Drummond, Robert Crawford, 5 Holland, Thomas, 5. Halke, Charles John, 6 Johnson, Thomas, 5. Smith, Patrick, 5. Longbottom, Fred, 5. Kelly, Thomas, 5. Smith, James, 5. Maloney, Gerald Joseph, 5. Kenny, Joseph, 5. Dwyer, Edward, 5. Liston, Thomas Joseph, 5. Carroll, John, 5. Robinson, John William S., 5. Fox, John. 5. Christiansen, Augustus, 5. Dempsey, John Andrew, 5. Cummings, James, 5. Fleming, John Moore, 6. Almond, William Henry, 5. Carney, Martin James, 5. Barry, James Halcrow, 5. Smith, Harry Thomas, 5. MacCarthy, Justin Eric, 5 Flanagan, Michael, 5. Richardson, William, 5 Garvey, Stephen, 5. Clark, Albert, 5. Schruffer, George, 5. Wright, William George, 5 Brien, Robert Cuthbert, 5. Hodgson, George Frederick, 5 Murphy, Edmund John, 5. Blake, William, 5. Stark, Arthur Edward James, 5 Farrell, John, 5. Taylor, William James, 5. Scannell, John, 5. Packer, Worthy Edward, 5. McGregor, Thomas Imrie, 5. Dunford, Charles Christopher, 6. 314 N E W Z E A L A N D POLICE GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L CONSTABLES— continued. Keg. Nc, 1324 April 1326 May 1327 May 1328 May 1329 May 1332 May 1333 May 1337 June 1339 July 1343 July 1344 July 1346 July 1348 July 1350 July 1351 July 1352 July 1353 July 1355 Aug. 1357 Sept, J359 Sept. 1362 Sept. 1363 Sept. 1366 Sept. 1368 Sept. 1371 Oct. 1372 Nov. 1375 Nov. 1378 Nov. 1379 Nov. 1380 Nov. 1382 Nov. 1384 Nov. 1388 Dec. Date. 12, 1907 1. 1907 1. 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 1. 1907 1. 1907 10. 1907 1. 1907 1. 1907 1. 1907 1. 1907 1, 1907 19, 1907 19, 1907 30, 1907 31, 1907 20, 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 4, 1907 14, 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 1, 1907 4, 1907 23, 1907 1389 1390 1391 1393 1394 1397 1399 1400 1401 Dec. 23, 1907 Dec. 23, 1907 Dee. 23, 1907 Dec. 23, 1907 Dec. 23, 1907 Dec. 23, 1907 Jan. 28, 1908 Feb. 22, 1908 Feb. 25, 1908 1402 Mar. 1, 1908 1403 Mar. 1, 1908 1404 Mar. 1, 1908 1407 Mar. 1, 1908 1408 Mar. 1, 1908 1410 Mar. 1, 1908 1411 Mar. 1, 1908 1418 April 1, 1908 1420 May 14, 1908 1421 May 14, 1908 1423 May 14, 1908 1425 May 14, 1908 1426 May 14, 1908 1428 May 14, 1908 1432 May 19, 1908 1438 June 24, 1908 1439 June 27, 1908 1440 July 1, 1908 1443 July 1, 1908 1444 July 1, 1908 1445 July 1, 1908 1446 July 1, 1908 1451 July 1, 1908 1452 July 7, 1908 1454 Aug. 1, 1908 1455, Aug. 1, 1908 1457 Aug. 1, 1908 1458 Aug. 1, 1908 1459 Aug. 1, 1908 1460 Aug. 1, 1908 1461 Aug. 1, 1908 1462 Aug. 1, 1908 1463 Aug. 1, 1908 1466 Aug. 10, 1908 1470 Oct. 9, 1908 1471 Oct. 9, 1908 1472 Oct. 10, 1908 1475 Nov. 1, 1908 1476 Nov. 1, 1908 1477 Nov. 1, 1908 1478 Nov. 1, 1908 1479 Nov. 1, 1908 1480 Nov. 1, 1908 Name. Hodgson, John Rufus, 5. O'Connor, James, 5. Watters, Leslie Williams, 5. Potter, John, 5. Petersen, Charles, 5. Carroll, Edward John. 5. Nuttall, Henry, 5. Doyle, Patrick, 5. Sweeney, Maurice, 5 McEntee, Owen Patrick, 5. Macpherson, Duncan, 5. Doggett, George Alfred, 5. Dyer, Thomas Henry, 5. Shaw, Donald, 5. Shaw, Hugh, 5. Pont, Charles Laurie, 6. McKenzie, Hector, 8. Roger, James, 6. Smither, Arthur John Reeve, 5. O'Neill, Daniel Joseph, 5. Regan, Ernest Alexander, 5. Rogers, Williim Henry, 5. Gallagher, John Joseph, 5. Martin, Samuel James, 5. Simpson, Walter John, 6. Brown, George, 5. Moloney, Arthur, 6. Bradley, William Herbert, 5. Johns, Douglas, 5. Crawford, William, 6. Havelock, James, 5. Lambert, Gerald Harry, 5. Dunnett, Charles Murray Gul- lyn, 5. Kennedy, John, 5. Murdoch, John, 5. Condon, Thomas Martin, 5. Pender, William, 5. Calwell, Davis Lewis, 5. Joblin, Frank Emanuel. 5. Mcintosh, John Nelson, 5. Fryer, Henry, 5. Kidd, Berkley Reginald, 5. Bishop, Sydney Hurlstone, 5. Belcher, Frederick Thos. John, 5 Bandy, William Thomas, 5. Creelman, William, 5. Power, John Joseph, 5. Capp, Leslie Roy, 5. Kyne, Michael John, 5. Willetts, John, 5. Mullen, James Stewart, 5. Turner, Ernest Thomas Colling- wood. 5. Carmody, James, 5. Moore, Leslie Terry, 5. O'Neill, Alfred Clyde, 5. Hall, Frederick William, 5. Abbott, Norman Dow, 7. O'Grady, John, 6. Hayward, William Knight, 5. Dunlop, William Higgins, 5. Giles, Peter Broome, 5. Calwell, William Arthur, 5. Lamb, Joseph Francis, 5. McMahon, Henry, 5. Boyle, William Stuart, 5. Millar, Robert Reid. 6. Watson, John, 5. Turner, Ernest Henry, 5. Johnston, Andrew, 5. Macnamara, James Francis Henry, 5. Mackrell, William Alexander, 5. Reilly, John, 5. Ferguson, William Nelson, 5. Torrance, James, 5. AnnisS, Clarence Mason, 5. Byrne, Denis, 5. McCowan, Alexander, 5. Gow, George William, 5. McLeod, Alexander, 7. Wade, Gerald, 5. Potter, James Lawrence, 5. Cummings, James Michael, 5. Crawford, Stanley Hutson, 5. McCarthy, Andrew, 5. Monson, William, 5. CONSTABLES— continued. Reg. No. Date. 1481 Nov. 1. 1908 1482 Nov. 1, 1908 1485 Nov. 1, 1908 1487 Dec. 23, 1908 1489 Dec. 23, 1908 1490 Dec. 23. 1908 1493 1498 1499 1501 1502 1503 1504 1506 1507 1508 1511 1512 1513 1515 1516 1517 1518 1519 1520 1521 1522 1523 1524 1525 1526 1529 1530 1531 1533 1534 1535 1536 1537 1539 1541 1542 1545 1546 1547 1548 1549 1551 1552 1553 1554 1555 1556 1557 1558 1559 1560 1562 1563 1564 1565 1566 1567 1568 1569 1571 1572 1574 1575 1576 1577 1578 1579 1580 1581 1582 1583 1584 1585 1586 1588 1589 1590 1591 1592 Dec. 23 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 2b Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 June June June June June June 1 June June June June June June June June 22 June 2C Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. : Sept. : Sept. Sept. 13 Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Feb. Feb. Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 May 13 May 13 May 13 May 13 May 13 May 13 May 13 May 13 May 13 May 13 May 13, 14 14 1908 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1909 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 Name. Gartly, James, 5. Manley, Ernest, 5. Thornell, Mark, 5. Quayle, Edward, 5. Gilligan, William Patrick, 5. Fischer, Johann Friedrich Rudol 5. Hall, Sydney Grainger, 5. Briggs, Albert, 5. Gillespie, Norman McLeod, 5 Cowan, John Adam, 5. Blake, Edwin, 5. Callery, Charles Patrick, 5. Jones, Thomas William, 5. Raymond, William Ernest, 5. Robinson, John Ellwood, 5. King, Charles Clarke, 5. Finch, Edward, 5. Flewellen, Thomas George, 5. Cox, Patrick, 5. Kenealy, William Gerald, 5. Magee, Percival James, 5. Smith, Daniel Robert, 5. McQuitty, James Edward, 5. Johnson, Robert Augustus, 5. Jackson, Albert John, 5. Berthelsen, Peter Christian, 5. Courtney, James, 5. Cooper, Samuel, 5. Nolan, Jeremiah John, 5. Reeves, Horace Terence, 5. Fox, Lawrence, 5. Falconbridge, Augustus, 5. Smart, George Rennie, 5. Melville, John, 6. Brooks, James Henry, 5. Leckie, Archibald, 5. Sivyer, George, 5. Hewitt, David James Moorhead, 5. Baylis, Charles Thomas, 5. McPherson, William, 5. Naughton, Gerald, 5. Hanlon, Frederick John, 6. Butler, Patrick, 5. Lambert, Charles Augustus, 5 Holmes, Ryan, 6. Joyce, Henry John, 5. Millar, David, 6. Meiklejohn, Percy Vivian Garfield, 5. Rutherford, Robert, 5. Kelly, William Thomas, 5. Thompson. Bruce, 5. Claydon, Frederick, 5. Mackenzie, Hubert Guy Verral, 5. McIntyre, James, 5. Paine, George James, 5. Challis, Frank Rowlands, 5. Findlay, James, 5. Snow, Ernest, 5. Gregor, Andrew, 5. Sparks, James John, 5. Hart, George Henry, 5. Brenchley, Thomas Freeman, 5. Webb, Alexander Elder Edward, 5 Coles, William Henry, 5. Rosanoski, John Bernard, 5. Squire, Reginald Dudding, 5. Woods, Andrew, 5. Culloty, Florence, 5. Hawken, Harold Nicholas, 5. Smith, Herbert James, 5. McClennan, James Edward, 5. Grigg, William Scoles, 5. Lambert, George, 5. Newman, Trevor William Frank, 5. Palmer, Arthur James Reid, 5. Heeps, Thomas, 5. Rough, John Thomas, 5. Nixon, William James, 5. Gourley, Michael, 7. Ryan, Maurice, 5. Blakely, James, 5. Moriarty, Thomas, 6. Munro, George, 7. Robertson, William Corsie, 6. Anderson, Charles Palmerston, 5. 315 N E W Z E A L A N D POLICE GAZETTE. [ JUNE 2L CONSTABLES— continued. Keg. No. Date. Name. 1593 May 13, 1910 . Anderson, Archibald. 5. 1594 May 13, 1910 . Harley, Charles, 5. 1595 May 13, 1910 . Morris, John Neil, 5. 1596 May 13, 1910 . Smyth, Bernard, 5. 1597 Aug. 1, 1910 . Acheson, James, 5. 1598 Aug. 1, 1910 . Baker, Frederick John, 5. 1599 Aug. 1, 1910 . Bird, Edward Thomas, 5. 1600 Aug. 1, 1910 . Borland, Henry Alexander, 5. 1602 Aug. 1, 1910 . Edwards, James, 5. 1604 Aug. 1, 1910 . Lloyd, David Hugh, 5. 1605 Aug. 1, 1910 . McLean, Graham William, 5. 1606 Aug. 1, 1910 . McLeod, William John, 5. 1608 Aug. 1, 1910 . O'Donnell, William, 5. 1609 Aug. 1, 1910 . Shearman, Langley Howard, 5. 1610 Aug. 1, 1910 . Sleeth, William Joseph, 5. 1611 Aug. 1, 1910 . Young, John Bruce, 5. 1612 Oct. 7, 1910 . Blaikie, Hugh, 5. 1613 Oct. 7, 1910 . Butters, Henry Alexander, 5. 1614 Oct. 7, 1910 . Cowan, William Charles, 5. 1615 Oct. 7, 1910 . Craig, John, 5. 1616 Oct. 7, 1910 . Farquharson, Bennet, 5. 1617 Oct. 7, 1910 . Farr, William Daniel, 5. 1618 Oct. 7, 1910 . Fenton Robert Heathcote, 5. 1619 Oct. 7, 1910 . Gatward, Charles Henry, 5. 1620 Oct. 7, 1910 . Gedge, Charles Frederick, 5. 1621 Oct. 7, 1910 . Gibson, Michael Henry, 5. 1622 Oct. 7, 1910 . Hainsworth, Henry Stockley, 5. 1623 Oct. 7, 1910 . Jones, John William, 5 1624 Oct. 7, 1910 . MacDonnell, Bernard James, 6. 1625 Oct. 7, 1910 . Mullins, Herbert Frederick, 5. 1626 Oct. 7, 1910 . McMillen, John, 6. 1627 Oct. 7, 1910 . Neill, William, 5. 1628 Oct. 7, 1910 . Richards, John Benjamin, 5. 1629 Nov. 1, 1910 . Dwyer, George, 5. 1630 Nov. 11, 1910 . Shore, Michael, 5. 1631 Dec. 15, 1910 . Anderson, Charles Andrew, 5. 1632 Dec. 15, 1910 . Andrews, William Henry, 5. 1633 Dec. 15, 1910 . Bisset, Alexander, 5. 1634 Dec. 15, 1910 . Calwell, Charles Percival, 5. 1635 Dec. 15, 1910 . Cromie, George, 5. 1636 Dec. 15, 1910 . Felton, Percy Courtney, 5. 1637 Dec. 15, 1910 . Firmston, Bertie, 5. 1638 Dec. 15, 1910 . Fulton, John Herbert, 5. 1639 Dec. 15, 1910 . Hill, Miller Easthope, 5. 1640 Dec. 15, 1910 . Johnston, John, 5. 1641 Dec. 15, 1910 . Joss, Charles, 6. 1642 Dec. 15, 1910 . Manktelow, Grove Kenneth George George, 5. 1643 Dec. 15, 1910 . Neale, George, 5. 1644 Dee, 15, 1910 . Penson, Ernest, 5. 1645 Dec. 15, 1910 . Pool, Frederick Thomas, 5. 1646 Dec. 15, 1910 . Rodgers, John, 5. 1647 Dec. 15, 1910 . Smyth, John, 5. 1648 Dec. 15, 1910 . Tobin, James, 5. 1649 Jan. 2, 1911 . Quinn, John, 5. 1650 Mar. 1, 1911 . . Atkinson, Christopher, 6. 1651 Mar. 1, 1911 . Collins, Sydney James, 6., 1652 Mar. 1, 1911 . . Murphy, James, 6. 1653 Mar. 1, 1911 . . O'Brien, Patrick Joseph, 6. 1654 April 3, 1911 . . Angland, Michael Joseph, 5. 1655 April 3, 1911 . . Butterworth, Arnold Leslie, 5. 1656 April 3, 1911 . . Canning, Arthur Henry, 5. 1657 April 3, 1911 . Devereaux, James Michael, 7. 1658 April 3, 1911 . . Hendrey, William Evelyn, 5 1659 April 3, 1911 . Henry, Bryce, 5. 1660 April 3, 1911 . . Mackay, Colin, 5. 1661 April 3, 1M11 . . McRoberts, Wilfred Gilmore, 6. 1662 April 3, 1911 . . Mills, Frederick John, 5. 1663 April 3, 1911 . O'Gorman, John, 5. CONSTABLES— continued. ReE. No. Date Name. 1665 April 3, 1911 Thompson, Harold Jackson, 5. 1666 April 3, 1911 . Wolfendale, Thomas, 5. 1667 April 3, 1911 . Wroblenski, Joseph, 5. 1668 April 3, 1911 . Ingram, Walter Herbert, 6. 1668A May 26, 1911 . Crighton, James Wilkie, 6. 1669 June 1, 1911 Atkinson, Richard Joseph, 5. 1670 June 1, 1911 Garbutt, John, 5. 1671 June 1, 1911 Moss, Robert Heniy, 6. 1673 June 1, 1911 . Taylor, Alexander, 5. 1674 July 3, 1911 Bonisch, George Frederic, 5. 1675 July 3, 1911 . Dessent, Wilfred Cecil Charles, 5. 1676 July 3, 1911 Favell, Edward Stewart, 5. 1677 July 3, 1911 . Grant, Charles Jacob, 5. 1678 July 3, 1911 Hunter, Theophilus Singleton, 5. 1679 July 3, 1911 McAdam, John George, 5. 1680 July 3, 1911 Newman, Leslie Gordon, 5. 1681 July 3, 1911 O'Brien, Edward Francis, 5. 1682 July 3, 1911 Purves, Andrew William, 5. 1683 July 3, 1911 . Tizard, John March, 5. 1684 July 3, 1911 . Willcox, Charles John William, 5. 1685 July 3, 1911 Williams, Harrie Ernest Gell, 5. 1686 July 3, 1911 Wilson, Duncan, 5. CHIEF DETECTIVES 350 May 1, 1903 Herbert, Patrick, 9. 563 June 9, 1904 Marsack, Richard, 8. 667 Feb. 1, 1907 McIlveney, Wm. Bernard, 6. 632 July 1, 1908 Bishop, Frank Joseph, 6. 689 Feb. I, 1909 Broberg, Charles Robert, 5. DETECTIVE- SERGEANTS. 316 May 1, 1911 Campbell, William, 9. 636 May 1, 1911 . McMahon, Peter Thomas, 6. 560 May 1, 1911 Cooney, John, 7. 537 May 1, 1911 . Boddam, Tudor Welby Balfour, 7. 697 May 1, 1911 McIlveney, James, 6. 231 May 1, 1911 . Siddells, James, 8. DETECTIVES. 677 Nov. 1, 1901 Cassells, John James, 5. 714 Oct. 1, 1903 Cox, Fane Strange, 6. 774 Jan. 1, 1905 .. Fahey, John, 6. 739 Feb. 1, 1905 .. Miller, John Paton, 5. 866 June 1, 1905 Ward, Alfred Edgar Sidney, 6. 752 April 1, 1906 Connolly, Daniel, 6. 794 April 1, 1906 Cameron, Allan, 5. 758 June 1, 1906 Hollis, John Walter, 5. 915 Dec. 1, 1906 Kemp, Thomas S. C., 5. 943 Dec. 1, 1906 Rawle, Sidney, 5. 1029 Dec. 1, 1906 Quirke, Thomas, 6. 608 June 1, 1907 Hunt, Henry George, 6. 737 June 1, 1907 De Norville, Thomas Edward, 6. 645 April 1, 1908 .. Eade, Edward, 6. 931 April 1, 1908 McLeod, John, 5. 968 April 1, 1908 .. Mitchell, Alfred Adolphus, 5. 947 July 1, 1908 Lewis, William Edward, 5. 953 July 1, 1908 Kennedy, James, 5. 668 April 1, 1909 Butler, William John, 5. 981 April 1, 1909 .. Scott, Edward William, 5. 1075 April 1, 1909 Quartermain, Arthur Garnet, 5 706 April 1, 1910 Hammond, Alfred, 6. 989 April 1, 1910 .. Lilley, Charles, 5. 1030 April 1, 1910 Gibson, Thomas, 5. 1033 April 1, 1910 Andrews, Arthur Edwin, 5. 1066 April 1, 1910 Ward, Reginald Rushworth Joseph, 5. 1081 June 1, 1911 Powell, James, 5. 1133 June 1, 1911 Cameron, Donald, 5. Return of Persons summarily convicted at Magistrates' Courts, but not sent to Gaol. Name of Offender. Smith, Percy Duggan, Thomas .. X Spence, James Cowan, John Lynch, John Anderson, Joseph Roy Peters, George Daly, Christopher .. Smith, Christopher William Bassett, Frederick Roy Clark, Henry Ferguson Gavan, William Ernest Hendrick, William Lister, Walter Reid, Clement Mahon, Thomas Joseph McNeill, Minnie, alias Wolfe Horne, Edith Zimmerman, Charles, alias Joseph Samson, Bertha Lilian Donald, Robert Yates, Albert Edward Victor Cameron, David Sweeney, Mary Where tried. When. Offence. Sentenoe. NatiTe of Trade. 2 o « Height Com- plexion. Hair. Eyes. Noae. 1 1 ft. in. . Kaikohe 14/ 6/ 11 theft to come up il | N. Zealand schoolboy .. 1898 5 0 fresh .. brown brown .. medium called on Dargaville .. 20/ 6/ 11 assault .. .. fined £ 1 Australia .. ship's cook 1886 5 7 fresh .. fair blue medium obscene language fined £ 2 Auckland 19/ 6/ 11 obscene language fine or 7 days Ireland labourer 1882 5 7$ fresh .. dark brown brown .. medium Auckland 19/ 6/ 11 assault fined £ 2 & costs N. Zealand labourer 1877 5 10 sallow.. black brown .. medium Auokland 19/ 6/ 11 idle and disorderly convioted and N. Zealand miner 1872 6 li fresh .. brown blue .. medium discharged and prohibited N. Zealand Auckland 19/ 6/ 11 theft fired £ 1 faotory hand 1897 5 14 fair brown brown .. medium Auckland 19/ 6/ 11 grossly indeoent aot .. fined £ 1 & costs England .. carter 1886 5 7 fair brown grey • • medium Auckland 20/ 6/ 11 obscene language fined £ 1 Ireland fireman 1874 6 9 fresh .. fair blue .. medium assaulting police fined £ 1 resisting polioe fined £ 1 Auckland 21/ 6/ 11 illegally on premises .. senttoWeraroa N. Zealand baker's 1896 5 2 fresh .. brown grey .. medium Indus. School apprentice Auckland 21/ 6/ 11 illegally on premises .. to come up if N. Zealand schoolboy .. 1896 5 1 fresh .. brown brown .. medium call< d on Auckland 23/ 6/ 11 resisting polioe convicted and N. Zealand blacksmith 1880 5 11 fair light brown, blue large discharged ourly obsoene languaee fined £ 2 & costs Auokland 23/ 6/ 11 obscene language fined £ 1 N. Zealand labourer 1888 5 7 fresh .. fair blue medium Auckland 24/ 6/ 11 resisting police fined 10s. N. Zealand road- maker 1879 5 54 fresh .. fair blue medium Auckland 24/ 6/ 11 idle and disorderly convicted and England .. labourer 1885 5 fresh .. brown blue .. medium Opotiki discharged 15/ 6/ 11 theft ( 2 charges) 12mos probat'n N. Zealand labourer 1891 5 8 sallow .. black brown .. medium Opotiki 19/ 6/ 11 theft fined £ 3 & costs America .. labourer 1886 5 64 fresh .. dark brown brown .. flat Wellington .. 20/ G/ ll theft fined £ 2 N. Zealand prostitute .. 1880 5 5 pale .. black blue .. small Wellington .. 20/ 6/ 11 theft to come up if England .. domestic .. 1886 5 3 fresh .. dark grey .. medium called on, and make restitu- tion Wellington .. 21/ 6/ 11 theft to oome up if Germany .. fireman 1888 5 4} fair light brown brown .. medium Wellington .. called on 21/ 6/ 11 illegally on premises .. Army Home for N. Zealand domestic .. 1894 5 3 fresh .. brown blue medium 6 months theft to oome up if Wellington .. called on 24/ 6/ 11 assault fined £ 2 N. Zealand fireman 1884 5 64 fair fair grey .. medium Wellington .. 26/ 6/ 11 theft ( 2 oharges) fined £ 2 on eaoh N. Zealand grocer 1893 6 10 fair fair blue medium Timaru 23/ 6/ 11 assault fine or 14 days England .. fireman 1876 5 6 pale .. brown grey .. medium Gore 21/ 6/ 11 theft convioted and Ireland domestio .. 1856 5 6 fresh .. dark, turning hazel .. thiok discharged grey CO OS Distinguishing Murks, & c. Scar on forehead; S. D. on left arm; two upper teeth missing. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 492 ) See Police Gazette, 1910, page 520. Tombstone on right forearm; star on right hand; HANDS ACROSS THE SEA, sham- rock, rose, and thistle on left forearm. See Police Gazette, 1911, page 247. Crossed flags, emblem, H. F. C., & c., on right arm ; female on barrel, star, pierced heart, & o., on left arm. ( See Police Gazette, 1907, page 491.) Scar over right eyebrow and on top of head. Large triangular soar on right thigh. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 142.) See Police Gazette, 1911, page 104. Subject to fits. See Police Gazette, 1910, page 400. See Police Gazette, 1908, page 241. See Police Gazette, 1904, page 71. Very stout build. a F tsi F S> F > tz! 0 F O F l- H a F Q ti- CS) F H F « - 4 d t- 1 Hi Or RETURN OF PRI8ONEK8 REPORTED A8 DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DUKINO THE WEEK ENDED 24TH JUNE, 1911. to 3aol, and Name of Prisoner. Where » ried. | When Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. Auckland - Lynch, John jun. Hall, Frederick Lewis, Arthur Walter Dye, Thomas .. Sersen, Andrew Michael Dwyer, Patrick Lambert, Thomas Wilson, James, alias Johnston, alias Francis alias Mullins Tahi Kaka Daly, Christopher Dale, Leonard Gilding, Arthur Butler, Michael, alias Clarke, Henry Bleasel, Joseph Dwyer, John, alias James Hagan, William Wilkinson, Edward Box, Alfred Vallet, Charles | O'Brien, Mary Ann, t Margaret Clark, Daisy .. Auckland 15/ 6/ 11 M. C. A u o k 1 a n d 20/ 4/ 11 M. C. A u o k 1 a n d 20/ 3/ 11 M. C. y Auckland 14/ 6/ 11 M. C. Auckland 22/ 5/ 11 M. C. Auckland 22/ 5/ 11 M. C. TaurangaM. C. 22/ 5/ 11 Whangarei 22/ 12/ 10 M. C. Auckland 22/ 5/ 11 S. C. A u o k 1 a n d 20/ 6/ 11 M. C. Auckland 22/ 6/ 11 M. C. A uc k1 and 21/ 6/ 11 M. C. Auckland 24/ 5/ 11 M. C. Auckland 17/ 6/ 11 MC. A u o k 1 a n d 17/ 6/ 11 M. C. D ar g a vi 1 le 24/ 3/ 11 M. C. A u o k 1 a n d 25/ 5/ 11 M. C. Dargaville 25/ 5/ 11 M. C. H. M. S. 28/ 3/ 11 " Cambrian " Auokland 8/ 6/ 11 M. C. Auokland 16/ 6/ 11 M. C. idle and disorderly theft default of maintenance breach of prohibition order obsoenelanguage obscene language theft incorrigible rogue murder drunk and disorderly .. obscene language assaulting police ( 2 charges) default of maintenance drunk and disorderly resisting police drunkenness .. idle and disorderly breach of Licensing Act stowaway obscene language naval desertion remanded 2 months amount or 3 months fine or 7 days fineorlmontb fine or 1 month 1 month 6 months death fine or 7 days fine or 7 days fine or 7 days on each remanded remanded 1 mo. on each 1 month fine or 7 days fine or 24 hours 7 days 1 month 1 month 1 month 90 days 14 days remanded N. Zealand labourer Sweden England . England . America . England . England . Ireland aboriginal Ireland oook rigger labourer seaman labourer bootmaker bushman fireman N. Zealand jockey N. Zealand ironmonger England .. fireman N. Zealand gardener England .. labourer Ireland .. seaman England .. fireman N. Zealand labourer England .. stoker Ireland England I domestic domestic • B o « a St Com- plexion. Hair. EyeB. Nose. When dls- I charged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. ( F. P. indicatet that finger- impreniom hate been tnkm.) 1872 1885 1874 1844 1885 1867 1854 1844 1893 1874 1890 1875 1887 1878 1877 1879 1888 1878 1886 1857 1872 ft. in. 6 0 fresh 5 6J 5 5J 5 4 5 5J fresh . sallow . fresh . dark . sallow . fresh . sallow . copper, fresh . fair fresh . dark . fresh . fresh . fresh . fresh . fresh . fresh . 4 11J fresh 4 11 fair black .. hazel .. large brown .. brown .. medium dark brown, turning grey grey- dark brown blaok hazel .. large blue- gr'y large brown .. medium grey grey blaok fair brown black •• grey • • grey .. grey medium broad broad .. dark br. broad .. blue .. medium •• grey . .. brown . dark brown brown da* k brown blue dark brown blue dark brown grey brown .. blue light brown brown , blaok large medium medium medium medium large medium medium dark br. , medium light brown light brown grey- blue .. small .. medium 19/ 6/ 11 19/ 6/ 11 19,6/ 11 20/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 22/ 6/ 11 22/ 6/ 11 23/ 6/ 11 23/ 6/ 11 23/ 6/ 11 23/ 6/ 11 24/ 6/ 11 24/ 6/ 11 24/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 23/ 6/ 11 2 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 520.) Scar between right thumb and finger; ship in lifebuoy between flags on right forearm. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 20/ 4/ 11. Long scar on right elbow ; scar on right thumb and forefinger; flag between left thumb and finger. 9 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 479.) Scar on left hand. F. P. 5 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 187.) 2 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 5/ 6/ 11. ( See Police Gazette. 1911, page 126.) 39 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 306.) Executed at Auckland Prison, at 8 a. m., 21/ 6/ 11. Cross inscribed IN MEMORY OF MOTHER, bracelet, and four small stars on right fore- arm. Sentences cumulative. Fines paid. Small scar over left eyebrow; heavy dark eyebrows. 1 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1905, page 387.) Both little fingers contracted. 3 p. c. Clasped hands and heart on left forearm. F. P. 2 p. c. Right ring finger has been injured. Arrested 24/ 5/ 11. Japanese girl and star on right forearm ; LENA in scroll on left forearm. F. P. Point of right middle finger missing. F. P. Sailor and tombstone inscribed IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR BROTHER on right forearm ; woman's head and dragon on left forearm. F. P. 15 p. c. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 33.) 3 H N Hi > f > a O tr1 i— i Q H Q • CSJ tei H 00 t— 1 RETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM ( Gaol, and Nam-' of Prisoner. Where tried When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. Thames- James, Ernest William Thames M. C. 31/ 5/ 11 indecent exposure 3 weeks N. Zealand labourer Waiotapu— Tait, Frank Auckland S. C. Gisborne M. C. 24/ 5/ 09 carnally knowing 3 years N. Zealand groom Gisborne— King, William, alias Doherty, Thomas, alias Butler, Patrick 30/ 5/ 11 2/ 6/ 11 drunkenness supplying liquor to a Native fine or 7 days fine or 30 days N. Zealand labourer Smith, George, alias Saville Gisborne M. C. 1/ 6/ 11 drunkenness assault 10 days fine or 14 days England .. labourer Holland, William, alias Allan, James New Plymouth— Nudgwick, Albert Edward Gisborne M. C. N. Plymouth S. C. Gisborne M. C. Napier S. C. Gisborne M. C. Napier M. C. 19/ 6/ 11 20/ 6/ 11 illegally on premises .. cattle- stealing 7 days acquitted England .. N. Zealand labourer labourer Napier Sampson, George, alias Heed Coleman, Arthur George, alias Rochester, George Johnston, Samuel Kempston, Frederick .. 27/ 2/ 11 21/ 6/ 10 22/ 4/ 11 22/ 5/ 11 wilful damage false pretences drunkenness breach of a prohibition order theft 4 months 12 months 2 months fine or 1 month 1 month England .. Australia .. Ireland Ireland seaman pensioner . labourer cook Gardener, Robert, alias Tracey, alias Collins, alias Moorehouse Wellington— Lea, Joseph, alias Lee, alias Taylor, William Joseph Middlemore, Peter Hastings M. C. Wellington M. C. Wellington M. C. 24/ 3/ 11 12/ 1/ 11 22/ 5/ 11 idle and disorderly obsoene language indecent act 3 months 6 months 1 month Australia .. England .. England .. oook butoher tailor Reid, James Marton M. C. 23/ 3/ 11 vagrancy 3 months N. Zealand labourer Jackson, George William, alias Stonewall Wellington M. C. 24/ 5/ 11 drunkenness 1 month England .. labourer 3A0LS DURING THE WEEK ENDED 24TH JUNE, 1911— continued. Com- plexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. ft. in. 1888 5 11 fresh .. brown 1888 5 51 fresh .. dark brown, ourly 1881 5 11| sandy ..; sandy 18815 7| dark .. brown 1887 1882 1867 1872 5 8J 5 5 6 1 1862 5 6| 1851 1858 1861 1854 5 2 5 7i 5 6 dark .. fresh .. sallow.. 5 6f'dark . . igrey 1878 5 38 1848| 5 7 fair fresh hazel ..! large blue .. pug hazel .. [ medium fair .. brown dark .. brown fresh .. dark brown dark brown brown grey fresh .. dark brown fresh .. brown blue hazel , brown brown long large large medium brown .. medium grey .. medium dk. grey ' medium When dis charged. Bemarks, and Previous Convictions. ( F. P. indicates that finger- impressione have been taken.) brown .. medium 20/ 6/ 11 Ring on second left finger. P. P. brown brown, turn- ing grey brown blue grey blue medium medium medium medium 21/ 6/ 11 19/ 6/ 11 24/ 6/ 11 24/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 Scar on right thumb ; heart on left forearm. P. P. Photographed at Waiotapu, 11/ 4/ 11. Two flags and Japanese woman on left arm; anchois and clasped hands on right arm ; scar on right forefinger ; two right toes crippled. Portion of fine paid. ( See Police Gazette, 1906, page 166.) 9 p. c. Australian coat of arms on chest; woman's bust on both upper arms ; woman, American flag, eagle, and flowers on right fore- arm ; HANDS ACROSS THE SEA on right wrist; sailor holding flag, woman's bust, Britannia, and emblem on left forearm ; pansy on left wrist; blue dot between thumb and finger of both hands. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 32.) Sailor and tombstone on right arm; flower and EDITH on left arm ; small scar under left eye. No upper teeth ; scar on bridge of nose. 19/ 6/ 11 2 p. c. P. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 178.) 20/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 23/ 6/ 11 3 p. c. Right side paralysed. P. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1900, page 92.) 1 p. c. Large goitre. ( See Police Gazette, 1904, page 9.) Several p. c, F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1908, page 278.) 8 p. c. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, pages 63 and 489.) 19/ 6/ 11 18 p. o. J. L. on left forearm; scar on nose; I oross- eyed. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 421.) 21/ 6/ 11! Numerous p. o. Large scar across forehead and on bridge of nose ; scar on right cheek. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 483.) 22/ 6/ 11 23/ 6/ 11 JCpU Scar near left thumb ; back of hands and neck freckled. Numerous p. c. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 143.) RETURN OP PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE WEEK ENDED 24TH JUNE, 1911— continued. CD Saol, and Name of Prisoner. Where tried. When. Offence. Sentence. J ative of Trade. Com- plexion. Hair. Byes. Nose. I When dis- charged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. ( F. P. indicates that finger- impressions have been taken.) Wellington— continued. 5/ 6/ 11 Anden, Carl Von Wellington M. C. Kerr, Arthur John Levin M. C. .. 24/ 5/ 11 Richard, alias Edward Olsen, Peter .. H. M. S. 15/ 5/ 11 " Cambrian " Dunning, Samuel Fabey Wellingt on 26/ 5/ 11 M. C. Gorman, Patrick Wellington 14/ 6/ 11 M. C. Lander, David, alias PalmeistonN. 14/ 6/ 11 Lauder M. C. Telfer, Alexander Wellington 7/ 6/ 11 Lyttelton— M. C. _ , | Brown, Kate Christchurch 20/ 3/ 11 M. C. Baxter, John Walter .. Christchurch 17/ 6/ 11 M. C. Wright, John Christchuroh 16/ 5/ 11 M. C. Neeson, Daniel Lyttelton 14/ 6/ 11 M. C. O'Brien, Joseph Lyttelton 14/ 6/ 11 M. C. Forgeson, George, alias Christchurch 16/ 5/ 11 Georgeson M. C. Telfer, Robert Goodman Christchurch 8/ 6/ 11 M. C. Cameron, Colin Christohurch 17/ 6/ 11 M. C. Simmonds, William, alias Timaru M. C. 24/ 4/ 11 Jones, alias Symonds Allen, Andrew Allen, alias Christchurch 20/ 6/ 11 Allan, Andrew Alan M. C. Jenkins, Thomas Lyttelton 25/ 5/ 11 Hanmer Springs— Allison, William Christchuroh 18/ 11/ 07 S. C. Hamilton, H. D., alias Christchurch 9/ 5/ 10 Manning, Arthur S. C. assaulting police breach of toe peace wilful damage obscene language assaulting police wilful damage drunkenness naval desertion theft theft theft attempted theft drunkeuntss .. theft ( 2 charges) 21 days fine or 7 days fine or 7 days fine or 21 days 21 days 1 month fine or 48 hours . 42 days , 1 month fine or 7 days fine or 7 days fine or 14 days 3 mouths fine or 48 hours fine or 48 hours tine or 1 month France Scotland .. N. Zealand England Ireland N. Zealand N. Zealand England .. England .. N. Zealand fine or 7 days Scotland . fine or 7 days . fine or 1 month . ,14 days . ,7 days . I fine or 24 hours . 2 mo's on each . remanded 1 mo. on each charges) 5 years 5 years Scotland .. N. Zealand Scotland .. N. Zealand England .. Scotland .. England .. sailor seaman labourer labourer fireman prostitute cook painter fireman fireman labourer dealer carpenter fireman clerk fireman England .. labourer 18 months .. IAustralia .. clerk 11884 bootmaker .. 1886 1891 1864 1875 1884 1886 1856 1862 1872 1871 1880 1884 ft. in. 5 • 5 U 5 5 4f 5 2i 5 9J 5 6£ 5 2 5 1J 5 8J 5 9J 5 7 5 5£ dark sandy dark fair dark dark fair dark fresh fresh . fair florid , fresh . 5 3J fresh 5 9^' lresh 1853 1883 1868 1882 1861j5 6i 5 5} 5 7 dark fresh fresh 188415 8J! fresh 187415 lli fresh brown brown brown grey grey brown light brown grey dark brown brown grey auburn dark brown grey brown dark brown brown light brown brown grey .. large ..! 24/ 6/ 11 Scar on both ring- fingers. F. P. grey .. j medium 24/ 6/ 11 Several scars on right hand ; A. on left forearm ; two scars on each leg. F. P. Photographed at Lyttelton, 20/ 4/ 09. ( See Police Gazette, 1906, page 126, 1908, page 481, and 1909, page 201.) 24/ 6/ 11 Heart and EMMA on left forearm; prominent eyes. F. P. 24/ 6/ 11 12 p. c. Rose and TRUE LOVE on left forearm ; ring on left forefinger; bracelet on right wrist. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 251.) Anchors and sailor's bust on right forearm ; faint A. on left forearm ; bracelet on left wrist. Small scar on right forearm; faint scar on left forearm ; arms freckled. 1 p. c. Scar over left eye. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 435.) 52 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 189.) 19/ 6/ 11 1 p. o. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 437.) brown .. pug It. blue medium brown blue | blue blue grey • brown . blue grey . ' grey . grey . blue brown . brown . grey . blue medium 20/ 6/ 11 long ! 20/ 6/ 11 sharp 20/ 6/ 11 medium 19/ 6/ 11 medium medium 19/ 6/ 11 medium 20/ 6/ 11 medium 20/ 6/ 11 medium 21/ 6/ 11 medium 21/ 6/ 11 large 23/ 6/ 11 long 23/ 6/ 11 medium 23/ 6/ 11 medium 24/ 6/ 11 Arrested 20/ 5/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 36.) Arrested 22/ 5/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 85.) p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1904, page 206.) brown, curly hazel ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 118 ) 5 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 76.) Scar on chin and Meft thumb. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page' 274.) Woman and gun on right arm ; woman in tights on left arm; scar on head. F. P. Photo- graphed at Lyttelton, 22/ 6/ 11. medium 22/ 6/ 11 MINNIE, hands, and hearfon left arm ; scar on right arm and on right hand ; dimpled chin. F. P. Photographed at Hanmer Springs, 21/ 4/ 11. medium 22/ 6/ 11' Scar on forehead; freckled forearms. F. P. ! Photographed at Hanmer Springs, 21/ 4/ 11. 2 fej IS fel > F > U • d O tr" i— i o tei Q > CS) M H H a OS M1 CO Gaol, and Name of Prisoner. Where tried. KETURN OF PKISONKKS KEPOKTED AS DISCHARGED FKOM GAOLS DUK1NG THE WEEK ENDED 24TH JUNE, 1911 - continued. Offence. When. Sentence. Native of Trade. ' S tB Com- plexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. When dis- charged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. ( F. P. indicates that finger- impressions have been taken.) Dunedin- Fyfe, William James .. Lowe, Walter Morris .. Brown, William, alias Anderson Invercargill— Mills, Thornton Hauparua Tai Puketapu, alias Tareha Wiremu, alias Tamiti Wiremu Rolander, Oscar, alias Johnston Dasler, John, alias Russell McDonald, Robert Boyes, William Geddes, Charles Invereargill M. C. Dunedin M. C. Dunedin M. C. Invercargill M. C. Invercargill S. C. A u o k 1 a n d M. C. Iuvercargill M. C. Invercargill M. C. Winton M. C." Gore M. C. .. 16/ 6/ 11 19/ 0/ 11 17/ 1/ 11 10/ 6/ 11 3/ 9/ 10 13/ 1/ 11 19/ 6/ 11 21/ 0/ 11 12/ 6/ 11 15/ 6/ 11 default of maintenance breaoh of Bankruptcy Act obscene language j remanded .. N. Zealand N. Zealand committed for sentence 6 months England .. theft .. .. 3 mo'sprobat'n N. Zealand i false pretences ( 2 ohgs) 12mo'soneach aboriginal false pretences failing to make pro- vision for unborn illegitimate child theft breach of prohibition order breaoh of Lioensing Act 6 months .. N. Zealand remanded remanded fine or 14 days fine or 3 mo's N. Zealand N. Zealand England .. N. Zealand labourer coal- merohant miner butcher labourer cook 1891 1884 1881 1891 1880 1889 ft. in. 5 6J fresh ., 5 7 pale .. 5 6fjfair labourer .. 1886 labourer farm labo'rer labourer ,- r1 1863 1881 1882 5 6£ 5 6i 5 5i 5 lOf 5 11 4 10 5 6J fresh .. copper.. pale fair swarthy fair fresh .. dark brown brown light brown brown black brown fair fair fair dark brown dk. grey dk. blue blue brown .. dark br. grey .. blue .. grey .. blue blue .. large large large medium squat long medium large squat medium 19/ 6/ 11 19/ 6/ 11 24/ 6/ 11 Soar on right foot. Scar on back of head. Bailed. Numerous p. c. Several blue dots on left fore- arm ; pear on left wrist; lumps on right hand. F. P. Photographed at Waiotapu, 13/ 12/ 08. ( See Police Mawette, 1909, page 537.) 10/ 6/ 11 Mole on left cheek, on back of neck, and near spinal column ; scar below each knee, and on right elbow. 19/ 6/ 11 5 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Dunedin, 15/ 1/ 03. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 223.) 20/ 6/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 23/ 6/ 11 24/ 6/ 11 24/ 6/ 11 Scar on left jaw, on left upper arm, and on tip of left forefinger; subject to epileptio fits. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 42.) Five upper teeth artificial. Surety found. Pupil of left eye has been injured ; right middle finger partially stiff; round lump on right side of neok. Bailed. 1 p. c. Short neck; scar on forehead and right calf; dimpled chin. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 319.) Mole on left cheek and back of neck ; much freckled arms ; scar on right side of nose. Fine paid. By Authority : JOHN MACKAY, Government Printer, Wellington.