NEW ZEALAND POLICE GAZETTE. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1911. Vf OTICE.— For instructions as to the manner in which 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. AUCKLAND.— Between 1st March last and 17th ultimo, on warrant for theft of a ladies' dre'sing- case ( recovered), value £ 5 5s., the property of Kate Theresa Heenan, 6 Carle- ton Gore Road, Mrs. Harris ( probably fictitious), age about twenty- three, height 5 ft. 3 in., domestic, native of New Zealand, dark- sallow complexion, brown hair and eyes, several upper front teeth missing; slovenlv appearance ; dressed in white- spotted grey skirt and cream blouse ; wears a quantity of cheap jewellery. Offender is supposed to be identical with Mrs Stanaway, wife of Charles Victor Raymond Stanaway, a quarter caste Maori. STRATFORD.— 7th instant, on warrant for failing to pro- vide for the adequate maintenance of his wife and child, George Wiarie, age twenty six, height about 5 ft. 8 in., woolclasser, native of New Zealand, a half- caste Maori, light- copper complexion, black hair parted in centre, dark eyes, fingers of boih lianda slightly contracted ; flash appear- ance. He is supposed to have gone to Tokaanu. NAPIER — 21st ultimo, on warrant of commitment to Napier Pri on for forty- eight hours in default of paying £ l 5s. fine and costs for drunkenness, Frank Thornton, aae thirty, height. 5 ft. 11 in., labourer, native of New South Wales, medium build, sallow complexion, dark hair, grey eyes, scar on nose, burn- mark on right forearm. WELLINGTON.— 27th July last, on warrant for theft of a vacuum c!< aner ( recovered), valu° £ 2 10s.. tne pr^ p^ rty of Herbert White, Arcadia Hotel, Henry Edward Hart- well, age thirtv- six, height 5 ft. 9 in., canvasser, native of London, England, fresh complexim, light- brown hair, blue eyes, large nose, seven dots on left forearm, dot on left hand, two scars above left eve; dressed in dark suit. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 435.) OTIRA.— 18th July last, on warrant of commitment to Hokitika Police Gaol for fourteen days in default of paving £ 2 6s. fine and costs for playing " two- up," John Mc- Dermott, age about forty, height 5 ft. 8 in. or 9 in., labourer, native of New Zealand," stout build, corpulent appearance, fresh complexion, daik hair ( slightly bald), blue eyes, fair moustache and side- whiskers ; generally dressed in red lish grey tweed sac suit, soft- felt hat, and soft phirc with collar attached. He is supposed to have come to Wellington. OTIRA.— 18th July last, on warrant of commitment to Hokiiika Police Gaol for fourteen days in default of paying £ 2 6s. fine and costs for playing " two- up," Charles O'Loughlin, age about twenty five, height 5 ft. 5 in. or 6 in., labourer, native of New Zealand, medium build, dark complexion and hair, top of left little finger missi-' g; gene- rally dressed in blue suit and straw hat or cap. Offender is an ex comedian and acrobat, but may seek employment as a labourer at Lake Coleridge. He has a brother at Christ- church. CHRISTCHORCH.— George Grey, alias G. Findlay, wanted on warrant for false pretences: It has heen ascertained that offender is not identical with Tom Sellwood. alias G. Findlay. His correct name is George Finlay. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 400.) ( C. R. 11/ 366.) 430 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. [ OCT. 18 APPREHENSIONS, PERSONS FOUND, ETC. • AUCKLAND.— George Cook, default of fine and costs: Amount paid. ( See Police Gazette. 1911, page 419.) AUCKLAND.— Henry James Reynolds, alias Harry Lloyd, alias Harry Evans, alias John Harvey, alias Jack Lewis, false pretences, has been arrested by Constable Orchard, Frankcon Junction police. He had assumed the name Ivor Thomas. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 367.) WAIROA.-— Gordon Pilmer, failing to provide for the maintenance of his illegitimate child, has been arrested by Senior- Sergeant Miller, Masterton police, on information supplied by Constable Kirbv, Wairoa police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 399.) GISBORNE. — Rhoda Smith, missing, has been found at Hobart, Tasmania. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 244.) NAPIER.— Donald Gordon, default of fine and costs, has been arrested by Acting- Detective Carney and Constable Richardson, Lyttelton police. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 191.) WANGANUI.— Thomas Moult, theft, ha9 been arrested by Constable Fitzpatrick, Marton police. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 492.) MASTERTON.— Louis Grant, false] pretences, has been arrested by Deteotives Hollis and Powell, Auckland police, on information supplied by Detective Mitchell, Gisborne police. He is identical with Louis Charles Grant, re- ferred to in Police Gazette, 1907, page 372. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 368 ) MASTERTON.— Louis Grant, forgery and uttering, has been arrested by Detectives Hollis and Powell, Auckland police, on information supplied by Detective Mitchell, Gis- borne police. He is identical with Louis Charles Grant referred to in Police Gazette, 1907, page 372. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 410, and preceding paragraph, this issue.) WELLINGTON.— John Langley, theft, has been arrested by Constable Fitzsimmons, Wakefield police, on information supplied by Constable P. Doyle, Wellington police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 400.) GERALDINE.— John Long, absconding from licensed service, has been discharged from the Christchurch Re- ceiving Home. His arrest is no longer desired. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 295, and 1910, page 443.) RAKAIA.— Frank Meagher, escaping from legal custody, has been arrested by Constables Palmer and Langmuir, Oamaru police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 164.) PROPERTY STOLEN. HASTINGS.— 10th ultimo, from the person of CHARLOTTE TEHERO ABRAHAM, a ladies' gold Swiss watch, in green- leather strap wristlet ( see Illustration No. 65); value, £ 8 10s. Identifiable. Suspicion is attached to Mrs. Mc- Kenzie, height 5 ft. 2 in., fruiterer, native of Australia, stout build, fresh complexion, dark hair, and blue eyes. WELLINGTON.— 14th July last, from a paddock at Karori, the property of JOHN SMITH, painter, Miramar, a light- bay gelding, broken to saddle and harness, aged, about 15 hands high, branded " 8" on near shoulder; value, £ 7. Identifiable. CHHISTCHURCH.— 15th July laBt, from a right- of- way near Hereford Street, the property of M. MANNiX, State Coal Depot, a gentlemen's free-' wheel New Hudson bicycle, Nos. 15226 and 57709, front and back brakes, steel rims, pedals, and mud- guards, Dunlop tires; value. £ 15. Identi- fiable. PROPERTY RECOVERED. • AUCKLAND.— MILNE AND CHOYCE'S property has been reoovered, and Joseph Ehrman, alias Herman, and Arthur Glover have been charged with the offence. ( See Police Gazette, 1911. page 254.) AUCKLAND.— L. D. NATHAN AND CO.' S forty- two pairs of shoes have been recovered, and Joseph Ehrman, alias Herman, has been convicted for the offence. ( See Police Ga zette, 1911, page 323.) FRANKTON JUNCTION.— WILLIAM THOMAS BARRY'S mare has been recovered : not stolen. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 193.) DENNISTON.— COLIN CAMPBELL'S coat hasbeen re- covered. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 442.) MISSING. TARADALE. — Since 1st July last, Leslie John Allen, age Bixty- eight, height 5 ft. 11 in., piano- tuner, native of England, slight build, dark complexion, grey hair and beard, long nose, stooping gait; an old- age pensioner; shabbily dressed. He was last heard of at Greenme& dows. Fears are entertained for his safety. Inquiry is at the instance of the Napier polioe. INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND. » HOBART ( TASMANIA). — Mrs. Margaret Gray reports that between the 21 » t and 25th ultimo ttie following articles were stolen from her residence, Fitzroy Place, HOBart: A ladies' long gold muff- ohain, with an American gold coin, re- sembling a sovereign, attached thereto; a ladies' small 9 ct. gold hunting keyless Elgin watch, No. 10436920; a ladies' 18 ct. gold engagement ring, set with five diamonds; a ladies' 18 ct. gold engagement- ring, set with three diamonds ; a ladies' gold ring, set with rubies ; a ladies' gold ring, set with five pearls; a laiies' gold half- hoop- pattern ring, set with sap- phires and diamonds ; a large turquoise- matrix necklet, with one large and two small turquoise gems suspended there- from ; a pair of gold and turquoise- matrix ear- riugs ; a pair of gold ear- rings, set with pearls and an amethyst ; a heavy gold curb- pattern bangle ( no fastening) ; a gold bangle, with Japanese coins attached thereto; a small gold brooch, set with a centre diamond and turquoise cluster ( one turquoise missing), " M " engraved on ba k thereof, and a small safety- chain attached thereto ; two children's silver bangles. Oriental design ; a gold band ring; and a gold pearl- set heart, with hair enclosed in back thereof : total value, £ 100. Identifiable. The Commissioner of Police, Hobart. requests that inquiry be made to ascertain whether any of this jewellery has been disposed of in New Zealand. Should any of the stolen articles be recovered in this Dominion, an immediate communica tion is to be sent to the Commissioner's Office, Wellington. ( 11/ 1863.) HOBART ( TASMANIA).— Mrs. A. I. Forbes and Miss M. Forbes report that on 22nd ultimo the following articles were stolen from their bedrooms at the Tramway Hotel, Macquarie Street, Hobarc: A gold muff- chain, with large and small links ; a gold double- case keyless watch, with " N. G. F., from Mother," and date engraved on back case thereof; a gold brooch, with musio- notes denoting " Dearest " ; a black watch- guard, with several trinkets including a small pistol attached thereto ; a gold dagger- and- erescent pearl- set brooch ( some pearls missing), with " N. P. to E. M." engraved thereon ; a gold rope- edged brooch, set with rubies; a very heavy 9ct. gold curb- pattern bangle, with lock attached thereto ; a gentlemen's gold and filigree work ring; a plain gold cross, with a short neck- chain attached thereto ; a gold wishbone- pattern brooch ; a pair of gold- rimmed speotacles ; and a bunch of keys: total value, £ 30. Identifiable. The Commissioner of Police, Hobart, requests that inquiry be made to ascertain whether any of these articles have been disposed of in New Zealand. Should any of the stolen property be recovered in this Dominion, an im- mediate communication is to be sent to the Commissioner's Office, Wellington. ( See Tasmania Police Gazette, 1911. page 164.) ( 11/ 1863.) 431 N E W Z E A L A ND P O L I C E G A Z E T T E. [ OCT. 18 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. Resignation. No. 1196.— Constable Holliday, Alfred. 6th September, 1911. LAW REPORT. » ( Before W G. Kenriek, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate, Havvera.— 22nd July, 1911) POLICE V. FRANK CORRIGAN. Loitering in a Street for the Purpose of Betting — The Gaming Amendment Act. 1910, s. 2 ( 1). The defendaut is charged under section 2 ( 1) of the Gaming Amendment Act, 1910, that he did on the 18th day of May, 1911, frequent or loiter in a street— namely, the main road between Hawera and Normanby, and adjacont to the Hawera Racecourse— for the purpose of betting. Il is proved defendant was on the racecourse on 17th May, during a race - meeting, and that he was warned off by Detective Walden, and that he came on the course from time to time, but leaving it whenever the detective saw him, and standing on the road. It is further proved and admitted by the defendant when giving evidence that he had been a bookmaker for a considerable time, and that he did on the 18th May, the day on which he is charged, frequent aud loiter on the main road near the racecourse- gates, but defendant denies that he did so for the purpose of betting. It is also proved and the defendant admits that he gave £ 2 to a man named Bond, who came from the course on to the road to receive the money from de- fendant, and that Bond returned to the course on receiving the same. It is also proved that several persona spoke to the defendant, some coming from the course to do so. Defendant, when giving evidence, said he had met Bond prior to the races on the 18th, and asked him to come out from the course now and again to see if he ( the defendant) desired to put anything on the machine ( the totalisator), and that Bond did so, when he gave him the £ 2 to put on a horse for him, and later on he gave a cab- driver £ 3 to put on the machine on the same horse. He also said : " I did have a bet on a horse with a man named Coffey. I gave him £ 1 to put on the totalisator, and he brought me the dividend." It is proved the defendat t did not go on the course on the 18th, but remained on the road about the two entrance- gates during the races. Mr. Spence, for the defendant, contended that section 2 ( 1) of the Gaming Amendment Aot, 1910, is only intended to prevent betting or laying odds in a street by a bookmaker, and does not apply to a person sending in money from the road for in vestment on the totalisator, which he contended was only an offence under section 53 of the Gaming Act, 1908, but not against section 2 ( 1) of the Amending Act. Section 2 ( 1,) of the Amending Act, 1910, says every person who frequents, loiters, or is in any street for the purpose of betting is guilty of an offence, and is liable on conviction to a fine of not less than £ 20 and not exceeding £ 100. The evidence does not prove defendant laid odds with any persons or kept a book, but it has proved defendant was loitering about on the public street near the entrance- gates of the course during the race- meeting on the 18tb, and that de- fendant gave money to persons coming from the course, and that defendaut received money, a dividend, on the street. It is not necessary- under section 2 ( 1) to prove a bet was actually made. Section 2, s. s. ( 2) provides for such oases. All I have to be satisfied with is that the evidence proves defendant was loitering on the street for the purpose of betting, and I think it is immaterial whether he was there for the purpose of betting on the machine or any other form of betting. The words of that section is not limited to any particular class of person or any particular class of betting. The term " betting" and " bet'' are fully defined in sec- tion 3 of the Amending Act, 1910. It has been further con- tended that the evidence proves an offence under seotion 53 of the 1908 Act, and therefore he cannot be convicted under section 2 of the 1910 Aot. Seotion 53 makes it an offence to employ a person as agent to put money on the totalisator for another, and it is possible the evidence has proved the defendant has committed such an offence ; but he ia not charged with this ; but if the evidence has also proved an offenoe under section 2 ( 1) of the 1910 4ct, which, in my opinion it, has done, the faot of the offence having been proved under another Act does not of itself prevent a con- viction under the Act he is now charged. I have been asked to read words into the section which are not there; I think I am not justified in doing so. Mr. Justice Chap- man, in the case of Hutton v. Hutton ( 13 Gaz. L. R. 201), says the Courts cannot allow an Act intended to remedy a known evil to fail of its object through an over- refined construction if it is sufficiently expressed to carry out that object. Again, in the recent case of Denning v. Swet- nam ( 1 K. B. [ 1909] 774) the Judge says, " The Street Bet- ting Act is a very salutary statute, and it is undesirable that the Court should be astute to discover means by which that statute may be evaded." I am quite satisfied on the evidence before me defendant was on the street for the purpose of betting. The statute provides a heavy penalty. I think a fine of £ 30 will meet the present case. Detective- Sergeant Siddells, for the prosecution. Mr. Spence ( Stratford), for the defendant. ( 11/ 1559.) EXTRACTS FROM NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE ( From Gazette, 1911, pages 2713, 2720, 2721, and 2732.) I'rescribing Close Season for Oysters at Nelson. ISLINGTON, Governor. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House, at Wellington, this fifth day of September, 1911. Present : His EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. Wr HERE AS it is provided by the fifth section of the Fisheries Act, 1908 ( hereinafter called " the said Act"), that the Governor may from time to time, by Order in Council, make regulations, which shall have force and effect either throughout New Zealand or only in such waters or places as are specified in the regulations, for, inter alia, prescribing a cloi> e season for oysters over any terra not exceeding three years, and, before the expira- tion of such term, further extending the same : And whereas it is desirable to prescribe a close season for oysters, over a term of two years, in the waters and places hereinafter described : Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the power and authority conferred upon him by the said Act, and of all other powers and authorities enabling him in that behalf, anJ acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby make the following regulations. REGULATIONS. 1. A CLOSE season for oysters, for a term of two years from the date of the publication of this Order in Council in the New Zealand Gazette, is hereby prescribed within the area described in the Schedule hereto. During such close season it shall not be lawful to take oysters within the said area. 2. Any person committing a breach of the foregoing regulation shall be liable to a fine of not less than £ 1 nor ' nore than £ 20. SCHEDULE. All that area bounded by a line commencing at a point, at high- water mark on tho eastern shore of Tasman Bay, at the south- western boundary of the Wakapuaka Native Reserve; thence by the northern and western boundaries of Section 36, Block VI, Wakapuaka Survey District. ( Suburban North), the northern boundary of Sections 1 and 4, Block V, and the western boundary of the latter section to the Wakapuaka Road; thence by the said road to the western boundary of Section 7; thence by the western boundary of Sections 7, 17, and 16, Block V, again to the Wakapuaka Road; thence by the said road to Section 11A, Block IX; thence by the western bound- ary of the said Section 11A to the Wakapuaka Road ; thence by the said road to a road forming the western boundary of Section 1, Block IX, Wakapuaka Survey District ( Sub- urban North); thence by the said road to the northern boundary of Section H 9, City of Nelson; themce by the 432 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E ; , G A Z E T T E. [ SEPT. 13 said boundary for a distance of 626' 2 links; thence by a line bearing 293° 40' 20" a distance of about 4600 links; thence by a line bearing 220° 18 a distance of about 4400 links to a point 50 links outside the railway breast- work, opposite tlie road lying between Sections 57 and 58, City of iNelson; thence by a line parallel to and 50 links outside the railway breastwork to the south - eastern boundary of Foreshore Lease No. 9; thence by the south- eastern boundary of Mo. 9 to the south- weStern corner of No. 9; thence by the south- western boundaries of Foreshore Leases Nos. 9, 8, 7, 6, and 5; thence 50 links along the north- western boundary of Lease Mo. 5; thence by lines parallel to and 50 links outside the railway breastwork and the north- eastern and north- western sides of the Railway Wharf ; thence by a line in prolongation of the line parallel to and 50 links outside the north- western boundary of the Kailway Wharf to a point at which it intersects the prolongation of boundary- line between Sections 18 and 17, City of Nelson; thence to Wakelield Quay opposite the boundary- line between Sections 18 and 17, ( J; ty of Nelson; thence by a line to form the north- western side of Wake- field Quay distant 1 chain from the north- western bound- aries of Sections 17, 16, 15, 14, and 13, City of Nelson, to the Hocks Koad breastwork; thence by the said breast- work to a point 7 chains distant in a northerly direction from the western boundary of the main road to Stoke; thence by high - water mark of Tasman Bay and the Waimea Mud- flat to a public road forming the south- western boundary of Section 62, Block 111, Waimea Survey District ( Suburban South); thence by a public road form- ing the boundary of Sections 77, 78, and 79, Block Vll ( waimea East), to the north- eastern boundary of Sec tion 222 of the said Block Vll; thence by the said bound- ary and by the north- eastern and north- western boundaries of Section 221 again to a public road forming the south- western boundary of the last- mentioned section; thence by the said public road forming the north- eastern bound- aries of Sections 220, 219, 218, 217, Block Vll, Sec- tions 216, 215, 214, 213, 212, 169, Block VI, Sections 198, 212, 211, 209, 208, and 207, Block 11, to the mouth of the River Waimea; thence by a line across the said river to the northern boundary of Section 10, Block II aforesaid ( Waimea West); thence by high- water mark of the Wai- mea Mud- flat to the west side of the road forming the western boundary of Section 3, Block II aforesaid ( Waimea West); thence by the said road to the northern boundary of Section 13, Block I, Waimea Survey District; thence by high- water mark of the Waimea Mud- flat, Tasman Bay, and the Moutere Mud- flat to a public road forming the north- western boundary of Section 203, Block VIII, Motueka Survey District ( Moutere); thence by the said road and a continuation thereof forming the boundary of Section 202, Block VII, to the mouth of the River Mo" u- tere; thence by a line across the said river to the road forming the eastern boundary of Section 172, Block VII aforesaid ( Moutere); thence by the said road to the southern boundary of Section 3 of 173; thence by the southern, eastern, and northern boundaries of the said section to a public road; thence by the said public road to the southern boundary of Section 3 of 170, Block Vll aforesaid ( Motueka); thence by the southern and eastern boundaries of the said section to a public road; thence by a public road to Section 144, Block IV; thence by the southern boundary of the said Section 144 to a public road forming the eastern boundary of the said section; thence by the said road forming the eastern boundary of Sec- tions 144, 145, 146, 147, 143, 142, 141, 140, 139, 138, 137, 136, 135, and 132, Block IV, Motueka Survey District ( Motueka) to a point on high- water mark of Tasman Bay formed by the production ( in an easterly direction) of the northern boundary - line of the last - mentioned section ; thence by a further production of the said section- line for a distance of three miles; thence by a line parallel to the general trend of the coast- line of Tasman Bay, and distant three miles therefrom, to a point made by the production of the south - western boundary - line of the Wakapuaka Native Reserve; and thence by the said produced line to the point of commencement : Excepting and excluding therefrom Section 1132, Town of Nelson; reserve for lighthouse, Nelson Haven; Sec- tions 1097, 1098, 1099, and 1100, City of Nelson; and Aboukii Battery and Fort Bastia Reserves, all on Haula- sbore Island; Oyster and Saxton's Islands; Waimea Is- lands Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5; and Section 1, Block II, Waimea Survey District, all in the Waimea Mud- flat; and Sections 1 and 2, Block IV, Motueka Survey District ( Moutere), known as Giblin's Island; and all foreshore, mud- flats, and other lands ( if anv) within the Motueka Electoral District North of Section 90, Block II, Moutere Survey District. J. F. ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council. Appointing Official Member of Wairoa District Maori Council under the Maori Councils Act, 1900. Native Minister's Office, Wellington, 1st September, 1911. HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Sergeant JAMES COUGHLAN GRIFFITHS, of Dargaville, to be official member of the Wairoa District Maori Council under the provisions of the Maori Councils Act, 1900, vice Samuel Thompson, retired. J. CARROLL, Native Minister. H Inspector of Factories appointed. Department of Labour, Wellington, 4th September, 1911. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Constable JOSEPH KEANE to be an Inspector under the Factories Act, 1908. I lie appointment is dated the 1st day of September, 1911. J. A. MILLAR, Minister of Labour. Ijisl of Persons registered as Barmaid*. Department of Labour, Wellington, 5th September, 1911. IN pursuance of subsection ( 7) of section 36 of the Licensing Amendment Act, 1910, I hereby publish the following additional list of persons registered as barmaids under that Act. JOHN LOMAS, Secretary of Labour. Abbott, Marion C. Ackroyd, Alice. Aitchison, Millie. Allan, Ruby Madeline Sophie. Arnal, Catherine Mary. Arps, Emily. Baker, May Ellen. Balemi, Annie Catherine. Barrett, Eleanor Elizabeth. Bass, Margaret. Bassett, Mary Ellen. Bate, Phyllis. Berryman, Elizabeth Ann. Bithell, Elizabeth. Black, May. Boyd, Lily. Brayne, Emily. Bright, Elizabeth. Brown, Elizabeth Ann. Buckley, Gladys Florence. Bucknell, Mollie. Burn, May. Burrows, Harriet Susannah. Cahill, Delia. Cameron, Nellie. Campbell, Marie Louisa. Carpenter, Amelia. Carroll, Nora. Carter, Doris. Carter, Ella Maud. Carthy, Kathleen. Catherall, Jessie Lindley. Caufield, Agnes. Coffey, Margaret. Collins, May. Colton, Elizabeth. Comport, Amy. Conway, Evaline. Conway, Helena. Cooper, Ivy. Cooper, May. Corcoran, Amy May. Cornwall, Jessie. Cowley, Elizabeth Jessie. Coy, Mary. Croawell, Esther. Cronin, Catherine. Currie, Catherine Hunt. Curtain, Teresa. Curtin, Ellen Frances. Daniel, Mary F. S. M. Deegan, Agnes. Delahunty, Kathleen. Delahunty, Rita. Dellacosta, Adelia. Deverell, Annie. Devereux, Agnes Kathleen. Dingle, Harriet. Dingle, Ivy. Donnelly, Rose. Douglas, Augusta. Duckworth, Bessie. Dunne, Lily. Durham, Eliza Beatrice. Duxbury, Ada. Dwyer, Eileen. Dwyer, Jessie May. Edwards, Emily. Enwright, Aileen. Enwright, Mary. « Fitzgerald, Ellen. Flowers, Myra. Flynn, Kitty. Foote, Mary. Forde, Julia Mary . Forgie, Isabel Gray. Foster, Fanny. Fulton, Nancy. Gallagher, Margaret Mary. Gallagher, Winifred Gwendo- line. Gauniche, Olga. Gillooly, Esther Mary. Gilroy, Emily Ellen. Gluson ( or Gleeson), Nellie. Gourley, Norah. Gray, Mary. Griffin, Lillian. 1911 : new Zealand police gazette: 433 Hallahan, Catherine. Hally, Josephine. Hanna, Ida. Hannan, Catherine Mary. Harris, Alice Emily. Harrod, Josephine. Harrod, Sarah. Henderson, Elsie. Henderson, Mary Higgins, Catherine. Higgins, Margaret. Hodgson, Lily. Hogan, Catherine. Holmes, Emily Margaret- Hunter, Jeannie Hyslop. Minnie. James, Alice. Jameson, Harriotts. Jones, Alice. Jones, Mary Teresa. Kane, Ellen. Kearns, Marie. Keating, Catherine. Keil, Margaret. Keogh, Hannah. Keogh, Mary. Kennedy, Olive. Kerr, Ellen. Ketts, Katherine Louise. King, Lulu. King, Winifred. Kirkwood, Madge. Kivell. Olivia. Laing, Florence. Lang, Catherine. Leherty, Bessie. Leo, Elizabeth. Le Sueur, Millie. Lohmann, Hilda Mathilda. Loughnan, Catherine. Loughnan, Margaret. Lynch, Daisy. Lynch, Evelyn. Lynch, Kate. Lynch, Mollie. Lyons, Annie. Lyons. Elizabeth. Maginnity, Helen Sinclair. Magner, Annie. Maker, Jean. Mahoney, Nora. Manning, Eliza. Manning, Lily Athena. Martin, Florence. Martin, Jessie Janet. Mason, Cornelia. Massey, Cecilia. Meaney, Annie Kathleen. Meaney, Margaret. Melville, Winifred. Mitchell, Lenore. Molan, Ellen. Moloney, Mary. Moore, Ellen ( Auckland). Moore, Ellen ( Brunnerton). Moore, Kate. Morton, Lily: Morven, Eileen. Mulholland, Annie. Mulligan, Elizabeth. Mullooly, Beatrice. Murphy, Annie. Murphy, Ellen Mary. Murphy, Nellie. McDavitt, Rosina. McDonald, May. MacDonald, Kathleen. McDonald, Nora. McEnaney, Catherine. Mcintosh, Helena. McInnes, Laura Margaret. McKelvie, Christina. MacKenzie, Margaret. McKenzie, Pearl Rubiona. McKeown, Maggie. McLean, Lavinia Rosina. McTaggart, Maggie. O'Brien, Ann. O'Donnell, Catherine. O'Donnell, Lily Bridget. O'Malley, Norrie. O'Rourke, Alice. Osborn, Ilma. Parlley, Nellie. Partridge, Ethel Reggie. Payn, Elizabeth. Pearce, Caroline. Pearse, Constance. Peters, Elsie Anita. Phelan, Mary Josephine. Polwart, Mary. Pratt, Florence Rose. Prentice, Cecilia. Price, Joan. Rae, Eliza Seymour. Rae, Elsie. Ross, Annie. Ross, Lily. Ross. Mary. Shaw, Mary. Shea, Alice. Skelton, Augusta Emily. Slattery, Mary Kate. Smart, Myrtle Gladys. Smith, Florence. Smith, Henrietta Margaret Smith, Marion S. Smith, Mary. Stack, Mary Ann. Stewart, Nellie. Stone, Alice. Straight, Mahgaretta. Stringer, Louie. Sullivan, Annie. Sutherland, Violet . Sweet, Doris. Symons, Elizabeth Louisa. Syms, Amelia Sophia. Syms, Florence Annie. Thomas, Cresena Florence. Thompson, Evelyn. Truscott, Mary Jane. Underwood, Edith. Underwood, Florence. Vautelle, Laura. Watson, Muriel. Webb, May Caroline. Weir, Ethel. Wheeler, Ruby. White, Alice Ann. Williams, Margaret. Winter, Ruby Eunice Woodbridge, Stella Violet. Wooding, Maud. Wright, Josie. Young. Margaret Florence. Neame, Jessie Catherine. Neilson, Caroline. Nolan, Carlin. Return of Persons summarily convicted at Magistrates' Courts, but not sent to GaoL Iiui « of Offender. Wh » r « tried. NatiTe of Trade. a & o « J ' S B Com- plexion. Hair. Sr « s. No » « V) Diatinffnisbing Marks, Ac. Henare Nohi Tane Rahu Mangan, Patrick Brunton, James South, Stephen Howard, George John Lennan, James Davies, John Travers, Edward Pyke, Herbert McCarthy, John Williams, James Moore, Ernest Bevan, Samuel Mexted, Leonard Eastwood Barnes, Bertie Thomas Barnes, James Sass, Harold McBain, Charles .. Ellison, Cecil Herbert Rawene 30/ 8/ 11 theft Rawene 30/ 8/ 11 theft Auckland 21/ 8/ 11 obscene language Auckland 26/ 8/ 11 assault Auokland 28/ 8/ 11 assault assaulting polioe obscene language Curlew, John William, alias William Auckland Auckland Auckland . Auokland . Cambridge . .! Thames i . j Waihi . Wanganui . . PalmerstonN I Palmerston N .. Palmerston N ..; Paluierston N .. PalmerstonN .. Wellington .. .. Wellington .. Wellington .. ' 29/ 8/ 11 obscene language 1/ 9/ 11 wilful damage 2/ 9/ 11 theft ' 2/ 9/ 11 obscene language 2/ 9/ 11 assault 31/ 8/ 11 drunkenness . . obscene language 5/ 9/ 11 assault indecent language 2/ 8/ 11 theft 1/ 9/ 11 false pretences 2/ 9/ 11 obscene language 2/ 9/ 11 breaking, entering, and theft ( 2 oharges) 2/ 9/ 11 receiving stolen property ' 2/ 9/ 11 30/ 8/ 11 2/ 9/ 11 2/ 9/ 11 breaking, entering, and theft theft theft theft to come up if oalled on to come up if called on fine or 7 days fined £ 1 & costs & prohibited fine or 2 mo's convicted and discharged convicted and discharged fine or 7 days fined .£ 1 & costs fine or 7 days fine or 7 days fined £ 1 & costs aboriginal labourer aboriginal labourer Ireland seaman Scotland .. fitter N. Zealand miner ft. in. 1883: 5 9 copper 1888 5 6 copper 1877 5 6£| fresh 1888 5 11J | fair 1877 5 ' 2 i fresh Victoria .. N. Zealand Tasmania. . N. Zealand N. Zealand tanner boatman tailor musician canvasser 1853 5 4 sallow . 1882 5 11 fair 188G 5 9 sallow . 1882i5 6 ; fresh . 1884 6 0 fan to come up if I Ireland .. | organ- grinder 188115 5J[ ruddy called on to come up if called on fined £ 1 & costs; N. Zealand fined £ 1 & costs 4 strokes ofjN. Zealand birch fined £ 3 and N. Zealand make restitu- tion fined £ 3 .. N. Zealand miner schoolboy labourer sent to Welling- N. Zealand ton Receiving Home convicted and N. Zealand discharged convicted and N. Zealand discharged to come up if Scotland .. called on 6 strokes of N. Zealand birch sent to Weraroa N Zealand training farm labourer schoolboy schoolboy schoolboy 1894 5 7 fresh 1896; 5 0 fresh 1891 5 3,^ dark 1891 5 5J | fresh 1897 4 8 fresh 1896 1898 4 11 fresh 4 8 pale 5 6 fair 5 3 fair message- no* I896! 5 1 fresli 1 ' : ' i'!| I labourer and 1893 steward labouier .. 1896 black .. brown .. broad black .. dark br. broad dark brown brown .. medium dark .. brown., medium dark .. brown .. medium i . i brown, turn- ing grey brown black dark fair auburn .| fair . j brown . black . I fair . jfair . fair . fair . brown . , brown . fair brown medium grey medium blue .. medium blue . . medium brown .. medium medium grey grey brown brown blue blue blue brown hazel browu • medium • medium . small . medium • medium . medium . medium • medium . medium . medium . jThiok lips. Dagger on right forearm; heirt, anchor, and cross on left arm. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 129.) Pupil of right eye injured. NANCE DAVIES, TASMANIA, on right fore- arm ; J. D. on left forearm. Totally blind. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 50.) Round features A half- caste Maori ; scar on hp IF. P. Scar on right thumb F. P Full- rigged ship and woman's head on right fore arm ; woman's bead on left forearm See Police Gazette, 1909, page 490. a CSJ si • > O l- H o © > cs> w H3 M oo M • D H 00 Return of Persons summarily convicted at Magistrates' Courts, but not sent to Gaol continued. . » • { • < - 1 URme of Olfeuder. Where tried. When. Emeny, Florence Emma Wellington .. I 4/ 9/ 11 Seargeant, William Sydney Westport 23/ 8/ 11 O'Brien, James Westport 4/ 9/ 11 Hansby, Ignatius Westport 7/ 9/ 11 Hall, Mortimer Westport 7/ 9/ 11 Lauder, John Reefton 28/ 8/ 11 Mcintosh, Andrew • ' Greymouth .. 28/ 8/ 11 Dowd, Thomas Christchuroh 19/ 8/ 11 Beaumont, Albert Christchurch 22/ 8/ 11 McBean, George Allan Christchurch 22/ 8/ 11 Helmling, Percy Christchurch 22/ 8/ 11 Turner, William Thomas .. Christohurcb 22/ 8/ 11 White. Arthur Alexander Christchurch 25/ 8/ 11 Perkins, Henry Christchuroh 25/ 8/ 11 Hessey, David Dunedin .. 28/ 8/ 11 Whittingham, John Lewis .. Gore 20/ 7/ 11 Styles, Forester James Invercargill 6/ 9/ 11 Lockett, Jane Invercargill 8/ 9/ 11 49 A Offetiee. Seutouce. Native of Trade. u P Com-, pierion. Hair. Nose. insufficient meant* of support assault assault theft theft assault wilful damagi Army Home for 6 months fine or 1 month fine or 7 days 6 mo's proba'n 6 mos probat'n fine or 14 days to pay costs and damage drunk and disorderly .". fine or 1 month inciting to resist police fineor 1 month inciting to resist police fine or 1 month wilful damage N. Zealand England Ireland N. Zealand N. Zealand Sootland .. Scotland .. Tasmania.. N. Zealand N. Zealand 1870 .. fine or 1 month, N. Zealand and make re- stitution threatening behaviour fineor 1 month N. Zealand theft .. .. to come up if J Scotland .. called on and Army Home for 6 months assaulting a female eenttoBurnham N. Zealand child Indus. School theft .. .. 6 strokes of N. Zealand biroh sending liquor into a no- fined £ 5on each N. Zealand license district without notifying Clerk of Court ( 3 charges) failing as a brewer to fined £' 2 on each enter in a book orders received for the delivery of liquor in a no- license district ( 3 charges) i wilful damage .. convicted and, N. Zealand discharged Itheft .. to come up if N. Zealand called on domestic seaman farmer tailor labourer miner miner cook tinsmith schoolboy . newsvendor [ 1892 5 7J drover schoolboy •. schoolboy .. brewer labourer and carpenter nursemaid .. 1878 1898 ft. in. 5 3 fresh .. brown brown .. medium 5 11 fair fair hazel .. medium 5 10 fresn . fair blue medium 5 6 sallow .. dark brown grey .. medium 6 1 fair light brown grey .. medium 5 114 fresh .. light brown grey .. large 5 6 fresh .. light brown i brown .. medium 5 6jf fresh dark brown grey • • medium 5 3 fair fair grey medium 5 7 fresh .. dark brown .. medium 5 7J fresh .. fair blue medium 5 10 fresh .. brown, curly brown .. medium 5 10$ fresh, ruddy dark brown blue medium 4 7 fair brown grey .. medium 5 2 fair fair grey .. medium 5 8 fresh .. brown grey .. medium 5 7f dark .. brown brown .. medium 4 8 pale, freckled brown brown .. broad Distinguishing Marks, tw. jSee Police G, izette, 1911, page 60, • J. W. on right forearm. Heart, dagger, and 8COTLAND on left arm; top off left ring- finger. ( See Police Gazette, 1911. page 343.1 See Police Gazette, 1906, page 339.' Right ring and little fingers missing. 2 p. c. for drunkenness. P. P. & r Es; E t> F > 52! C C F i— i C fe Q ts fe 1- 3 t- 3 F 03 Cn KETUKN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AB DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURINO THE WEEK ENDED 2ND SEPTEMBER, 1911. S& ol, and Name of Prisoner. Where tried. When. Offence. Native of Trade & M ® EC Com- plexion. Hair. Byes. Nose. When dis- charged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. ( F. P. indicate* that finger- impreuione have boen taken.) Auckland Peterson, Violet, alias Williams Duff, Joseph, alias Byrne Auckland M C. Rotorua M. C. Craigie, Barbara Galbraith, Robert John Greacen, Robert Harris. William Baker, William Osyden, Richard John Percival, alias Jordan Horace, James Bremner, ' alias Bremner, James Horace Arrons, Benjamin, alias Boss, John, alias John- ston, Albert, alias Jones Ranga Hughes .. ' Reid, James, alias Peter, alias Patnck McIntyre, John Alexan- der Waiotapu — Johnson, Martin Gisborne Mumford, Harry .. Greymou t h M. C. Wairoa— Henderson, Frederick .. Wairoa 5 Napier Mills, Robert .. .. Gisborne M. C. 29/ 7/ 11 grossly indecent aot .. 30/ 5/ 11 theft 31/ 7/ 11 soliciting prostioution.. 18/ 8/ 11 cruelty to a horse 25/ 8/ 11 breach of a prohibition order 30/ 8/ 11 grossly indecent act .. 3/ 7/ 11 assault resisting police breach of by- laws 3/ 7/ 11 false pretences ( 4 o'hgs) 1 month 3 months 1 month fine or 14 days fine or 7 days 7 days 2 months 2 months fine or 7 days 2 mo's on each 24/ 7/ 11 theft 24/ 7/ 11 theft 4/ 8/ 11 theft 3/ 8/ 11 drunkenness 1/ 9/ 11 theft N. Zealand N. Zealand N. Zealand Scotland .. Ireland England .. N. Zealand prostitute labourer prostitute labourer labourer fireman labourer .. 6 weeks .. 6 weeks .1 month . . 1 month .. com'd for trial Australia .. painter England .. labourer Australia .. labourer 2/ 3/ 08 arson 26/ 7/ 11 selling adulterated milk 16/ 8/ 1] theft 29/ 6/ 11 drunkenness .. breach of a prohibition order 25/ 8/ 11 resisting police 2/ 8/ 11 theft 2/ 8/ 11 theft aboriginal Ireland N. Zealand 5 years fine or 14 days fine or 14 days 2 months fine or 1 month labourer labourer undertaker mariner fine or 48 hours 30 days 30 davs . | N. Zealand England .. hawker England .. labourer England .. seaman Ireland .. gardener England .. labourer Scotland .. labourer ft. in. 1876 5 2 florid .. brown brown .. small 1877 5 1* fresh .. fair grey .. long 1869 5 5 fresh .. light brown grey • • medium 1872 5 6J fair fair blue medium 1871 5 5i fresh .. light brown hazel .. medium 1871 5 44 sallow .. dark brown brown .. medium 1886 5 GO copper.. black dark br. large 1883 5 81 fresh .. dark brown brown .. medium 1887 5 6 pale dark brown light br. medium 1871 5 0 fresh .. dark brown brown . broad 1874 5 copper.. black brown .. flat 1864 5 2 swarthy fair, turning blue medium grey 1872 5 9 dark .. brown blue- gr'y medium 1876 5 10 fair fair blue .. medium 1988 5 n dark .. dark brown brown .. aquiline .. 1889 5 " 6 fair light brown brown .. large 1862 5 CO K+ 4 fresh .. dark brown grey .. large 1857 5 3* fair grey hazel .. medium 1862 5 2 freBh .. brown, turn- brown .. medium ing grey 1859 5 6} fresh ., brown .. blue .. medium 28/ 8/ 11 9 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 197.1 29/ 8/ 11 2 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Auokland, 6/ 7/ 09. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 306.) 30/ 8/ 11 23 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette., 1911, page 51.) 31/ 8/ 11 16 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 7/ 8/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 415.) 31/ 8/ 11 3 p. c. ( See l'olice Gazette, 1910, page 63.) 31/ 8/ 11 2/ 9/ 11 2/ 9/ 11 2/ 9/ 11 Scar on back of head; right index finger mis- sing. Placed on board his ship. Emblem, with 1904 in centre of heart on right forearm; scar on nose; three- quarter caste Maori. F. P. Scar on right middle finger. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 26/ 6/ 11. 1 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 16/ 8/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 502.) 4- CC OS 2/ 9/ 11 16 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 8/ 11/ 09. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 479.) 2/ 9/ 11 Scar oil stomach. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 16/ 8/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 185.) 2/ 9/ 11 Several p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 237.) 1/ 9/ 11 Bailed. 31/ 8/ 11 Scar over right eye and on left oheek, right side of head, and left little finger. F. P. Photo- graphed at Waiotapu, 11/ 4/ 11. 2/ 9/ 11 Scar on forehead. Fine paid. Arrested 1/ 9/ 11. 29/ 8/ 11 Scar under left eye and on top of head ; short upper lip. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 378.) 28/ 8/ 11 1 p. c. F- P- ( See Police Gazette. 1907, page 333.) 26/ 8/ 11 Several p. c. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 497.) 31/ 8/ 11 Large burn- mark on right elbow. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 191.) 31/ 8/ 11 See Police Gazette, 1908, page 125. fel IS a > tr1 tr t o r t— I Q . M Q ^ cs rx N5 t- 3 W H hS H GO Douglas, David, alias Robert Wanganui— Rippon, William John, alias John Stewart, David Gaol, and Name of Prisoner. Where tried KETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED PROM GAOL. S DURING THE WEEK ENDED 2ND SEPTEMBER, 1911 - continued. Offence. When. Sentence. Native of Trade. Com- plexion. Hair. Eyes. Wanganui — continued. McLeod, Angus Neill . Wanganui M. C. RangitaM Toa Palmerston N.— Olsen, Max Minchin, William McKenzie, James Kinchant, Frederick Shaw, William Wellington— Poole, Joseph Henry W a n g a n u i M. C. Palmerston N. S. C. Palmerston N. S. C. ' PalmerstonN. S. C. PalmerstonN. S. C. PalmerstonN. M. C. M. C. Johnston, Arthur Wil- liam James M. C. Barnes, John, alias Wil- son Dowman, William Francis Tonks, Arthur Edward Shields, Richard Selwood, Tom, alias Her- bert, alias Findlay, G. Picton— Dalgety, Alexander Hanmer Springs— Hawkins, Charles Ronald Wellingt on M. C. Wellington M. C. Wellington M. C. Wellington M. C. BlenheimM. C. Christchurch S. C. 16/ 8/ 11 false pretentes ( 3 c'hgs) 14 days on each Canada failing to dip his sheep master mariner 30/ 6/ 11 26/ 8/ 11 31/ 8/ 11 28/ 8/ 11 breaking, entering, and theft, and false pre- tences carnal knowledge assault 28/ 8/ 11 assault 21/ 8/ 11 obscene language 24/ 7/ 11 29/ 7/ 11 3/ 6/ 11 theft soliciting prostitution, idle and disorderly 3/ 6/ 11 idle and disorderly 21/ 8/ 11 theft assault theft false pretences false pretences 22/ 8/ 11 manslaughter fine or 7 days 2 years' probatn to come up if called on acquitted acquitted 14 days fine or 1 month 1 month 3 months 3 months . 14 days . 14 days • 7 dajs . 14 days . 7 aays . discharged aboriginal farmer N. Zealand labourer N. Zealand Scotland .. England .. N. Zealand labourer labourer labourer labourer and jockey England .. cook Australia., prostitute .. England .. labourer N. Zealand labourer N. Zealand labourer N. Zealand 26/ 8/ 11 breach of a prohibition fine or 7 days N. Zealand order 28/ 8/ 11 wilful damage .. fine or 7 days Ireland labourer labourer labourer 1/ 9/ 11 false pretences ( 4 ch'gs) fine or 14 days N. Zealand canvasser ( on each) 16/ 8/ 11 resisting police .. 14 days .. N. Zealand [ labourer 1/ 4/ 11 false pretences ( 5 ch'gs) 6 mo's on each England .. labourer 1884 ft. in. 6 0 fair brown grey . 1871 5 7 copper.. black brown . 1890 5 6i fair fair blue 1890 5 8J fair brown blue 1880 5 8 dark .. dark blue 1887 6 0 fair fair blue 1872 5 54 fair fair brown . 1877 5 8 dark .. black dark br 1871 5 2 fair fair grey . 1881 6 0 fresh .. dark brown grey • 1882 5 2J dark .. dark grey . 1881 5 6f dark .. dark brown brown . 1885 5 10J dark .. dark brown dark br 1866 5 6J dark .. grey brown . 1869 5 7 swarthy brown dark br 1886 5 10£ fair brown blue 1879 5 11£ fresh .. brown grey . 1883 5 8 pale light brown brown . Nose. When dis- charged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions, fF. P. indicates that finger- impressions have been taken.) medium large long medium medium medium medium long medium medium medium medium medium thick wide large medium sharp 29/ 8/ 11 Large scar on left hand ; emblem, eagle, and birds on left arm ; full- rigged ship on chest and right arm. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 396.) 24/ 8/ 11 Fine paid. 26/ 8/ 11 P. P. 31/ 8/ 11 • 28/ 8/ 11 28/ 8/ 11 Scar on upper lip. 2/ 9/ 11 28/ 8/ 11 23 p. c. Scar on left thumb. F. P. 28/ 8/ 11 Wreath on right upper arm. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 36.) 2/ 9/ 11 7 p. c. Scar on right shin. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 189.) 2/ 9/ 11 Woman's bust, flags, NELLIE, angel, pot of flowers, coat of arms, American eagle, & c., on back ; two hearts, anchor, and cross on right upper arm; cross, A J., and pierced heart on right forearm. 2/ 9/ 11 Woman in tights on left forearm ; scar on right cheek. P. P. 30/ 8/ 11 Several upper teeth missing; clasped hands over heart on right fortatm; emblem on left fore- arm ; scar on chin. 1/ 9/ 11 9 p. c. Anchor, cross, and ring on right forearm ; ring pn left middle finger. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 101.) Scar near right eye and on left ear. 2/ 9/ 11 2/ 9/ 11 Scar over left eye and under knee. P. P. Pine paid.' ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 417.) 29/ 8/ 111 Scar on right forearm. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 291.) 30/ 8/ 11 Large scar on left arm; mole on left cheek. P. P. Brown, Minnie, alias Blue Williams, Harold, alias John Thomas KETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE WEEK ENDED 2ND SEPTEMBER, 1911— continued. CC < x Saol, and Name of Prisoner. Where tried. When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. • HP ' 3 M Com- plexion. Hair. Eyes. Lyttelton— Murphy, Asher Louis, alias Foster, Arthur L. Butterfield, Thomas Ley bourne, Haroli Ernest Howard Brown, Mary .. Stanley, John Nolan, William Harland, Thomas Rowe, Herbert Seymour Mason, Thomas James Balfour 29/ 7/ 11 refusing to quit licensed fine or 7 days South Sea bootmaker .. premises obscene language Christchurch 30/ 5/ 11 M. C. Timaru S. C. 30/ 5/ 11 Christchurch 30/ 5/ 11 M. C. RangioraM. C. 10/ 7/ 11 Christchurch 22/ 7/ 11 M. C. 8/ 8/ 11 Christchurch 1/ 7/ 11 M. C. Christchurch 27/ 7/ 11 M. C. Christchurch 15/ 8/ 11 M. C. Islands . fine or 1 month 3 months .. N. Zealand idle and disorderly default of maintenance theft 3 months 3 months .. iN. Zealand .. IN. Zealand ,. England .. stonemason labourer prostitute ., tailor theft 26/ 5/ 111 theft 14 days arrears or 6 months fine orl month idle and disorderly . J 2 months .. N. Zealand bootmaker & painter default of maintenance arrears or 1 N. Zealand motor- driver month .. II month .. N. Zealand Williams, James Beesley, William, alias Harrington, Francis, alias Delarey, alias Daley, alias Bailey, Peter, alias Grestan, Francis Timaru— Cook, Harry, alias Cooke Invercargill— Page, Walter Richard .. Mutch, Alexander McDonald, Robert .. | Christchurch M. C. Cbristchurch M. C. 3/ 6/ 11 30/ 8/ 11 theft lunaoy | .. 12 months' re- N. Zealand formative treatment .. 3 months .. N. Zealand ..; remanded .. America .. Christchurch M. C. Auckland S. C. Gore M. C. . Invercargill S. C. 18/ 7/ 111 breach of Defence Act fine or 21 days 31/ 8/ 10 breaking, entering, and 15 months theft having housebreaking 15 months instrument in his possession 28/ 8/ 11! lunacy .. .. remanded labourer mechanic labourer labourer 11885 ft. in. • 5 7J fair brown 1858 5 7 fair sandy 1886 5 9f fresh .. brown 1874 5 51 fresh .. red 1860 5 5 fresh .. grey 1874 5 8 dark .. black 1888 5 8 dark .. dark 1895 5 1 fresh .. brown 1893 1889 | 1863 England .. tailor 1/ 9/ 11jtheft .. 12mos probat'n N. Zealand labourer Scotland .. farmer N. Zealand labourer .. 11894 .. 1886 1878 1863 5 4J dark .. 5 lijlresh .. 5 6^ 1 fresh .. dark dark brown 5 4 ! fair .. fair 5 8ffresh .. Nose. | When dis- | charged. Pemirks, and Previous Convictions. ( F. P. indicates that / inger- impretsions have been taken.) grey .. 1 medium brown .. brown .. brown .. hazel grey grey .. i blue dark brown blue 5 lOJ fresh .. jbrown .. grev 5 11 swarthy [ fair .. grey large sharp medium grey .. medium brown .. medium brown .. medium grey .. medium medium medium medium medium medium medium large 1 28/ 8/ 11 i 1 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Lyttelton, 25/ 8/ 11. It is now es'ablished that he is in possession of all his faculties. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 196.) 14 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 436.) 29/ 8/ 11 29/ 8/ 11 29/ 8/ 11 30/ 8/ 11 31/ 8/ 11 1/ 9/ 11 1/ 9/ 11 1/ 9/ 11 2/ 9/ 11 2/ 9/ 11 F. P. Mole on neck. Repeatedly convicted. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1908, page 370.) 1 p. c. F. P. Arrears paid 25/ 8/ 11. Fine paid. 30/ 8/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 366.) 7p. c. F. P. ( SeePolice Gazette, 1910, page 360.) Mole on right cheek ; scar on chin. E'. P. Arrested 2/ 8/ 11. Scar on left knee and right thumb ; short- sighted. F. P. Transferred to Burnham Industrial School. Right leg deformed. F. P. Transferred to Burnham Industrial School. F. P. Photographed at Lyttelton, 25/ 8/ 11. 17 p. c. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 398.) 31/ 8/ 11 Arrested 11/ 8/ 11. 31/ 8/ 1.1 1/ 9/ 11 1/ 9/ 11 4 p. c. Tiger on right forearm ; axe and knife on right hand ; star on left forearm. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 18/ 1/ 10. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 52.) Scar under lower lip. Sent to Seaclifi Mental Hospital. Pupil of left eve has been injured ; right middle finger partially stiff; round lump on right side of neck. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 320.) a LS tei > t- 1 > a '" 0 C t4 1— 1 Q t£ Q > csa H H t- 3 W cc M hS CO