No. 41.] 459 NEW ZEALAND POLICE GAZETTE. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1911. N 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. John Robert McGregor, age twenty- six, height 5 ft. 3 in., groom and labourer, naiive of England, medium build, fair complexion and hair, blue eyes, soar on left forearm, left little finger broken ; generally dressed in light ooloured suit and cap. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 427.) WELLINGTON. — 21st ultimo, on warrant for forgery and uttering, J. Bradey ( probvbly fictitious), age about thirty- three, height about 5ft. 9in., medium build, light- brown hair, slight fair moustache only; dressed in dark- tweed suit and black hard hat. Offender forged the name " R. Davis" to a cheque for £ 6 15s., drawn on the National Bank of New Zealand, Wellington, and uttered the same to Charles Arthur Harrison, hotelkeeper, indorsing it " J. Bradey." WELLINGTON.— Salvietti Dario, wanted on warrant for deserting the foreign ship " Aus'ralia " : A reward of £ 2 is offered for the apprehension of this offender, provided that I his arrest is effected while the ship is in New Zealand waters. | ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 410.) WELLINGTON. — Supi Ugo, wanted on warrant for deserting the foreign ship " Australia": A reward of £ 2 is offered for the apprehension of this offender, provided that his arrest is effected while the ship is in New Zealand waters. | ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 410.) AUCKLAND.— 19th July last, on warrant cf commitment to Mount Eden Prison for forty- eight hours in default of paying 18s. fine and cos's for hawking goods without a license, Hamilton Maxwell, age thirty- two, height 5 ft. 7 in , hawker, slight build, reddish complexion and moustache. He is supposed to have gone to Sydney. AUCKLAND.— 19th July last, on warrant of commitment to Mount Eden Prison for forty- eight hours in d- fault of paying 18s. fine and costs for hawking goods without a license, Edward Larner, ase thirty, height 5 ft. 6in., hawker, strong build, oark complexion, clean- shaved, bloated appearance. He is supposed to have gone to Sydney. AUCKLAND.— 20th July last, on warrant of commit- ment to Mount Eden Prieon, for fourteen davs in default of paying 19s. lOd. costs for theft, James Nicholas Brady, age thirty- seven, height 5 ft. 4| in., labourer, native of New Zealand, medium build, fresh complexion, brown bair, blue- grey eyes, straight nose. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 396.) PALMERSTON NORTH.— 26th August last, for failing to comply with the conditions of his release upon probation, WELLINGTON.— Oresti Miletti, wanted on warrant for deserting the foreign ship " Australia " : A reward of £ 2 is offered for the apprehension of this offender, provided that his arrest is effected whi e the ship is in New Zealand waters. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 420.) WELLINGTON.— Walter Johnson, wanted on warrant for deserting the foreign ship " Australia " : A rewaid of £ 2 is offered for the apprehension of this offender, provided that his arrest is effected while the sh'p is in New Zealand waters. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 420.) WELLINGTON.— Giaretti Guiseppe Garibaldi, wanted on warrant for deserting the foreign ship " Austrnlia": A reward of £ 2 is offered for the apprehension of this offender, provided that his arrest is effected while the ship is in New Zealand waters. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 450.) WELLINGTON. — Pasini Roberto, wanted on warrant for deserting the foreign snip " Australia " : A reward of £ 2 is offered for the apprehension of this offender, provided that his arrest is effected while the ship is in New Zealand waters. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 450.) 460 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 WELLINGTON.— Ferretto Antonio, wanted on - war- rant for deserting the foreign ship " Australia" : A reward of £ 2 is offered for the apprehension of this offender, pro- vided that his arrest is effected while the ship is in New Zealand waters. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 450.) CHEISTCHURCH. — 8th ultimo, on warrant of commit ment to Lyttelton Prison for forty- eight hours in default of paying 13s. fine and costs for drunkenness, Michael Monckton, age fifty- five, height 5 ft. 5 in , labourer, native Of Ireland, medium build, ruddy complexion, fair hair turn- ing grey, blue eyeB, brown moustache turning grey; fond of drink. He is supposed to have gone to Leeston. CHRISTCHURCH.— 26th ultimo, on warrant for theft of £ 5 from Philip Munn, tobacconist, Colombo Street, J. Nicholson ( probably fictitious), age about twenty- five, height about 5ft. 6in., chemist's assistant, native of Vic- toria, slight build, pale sallow complexion, dark hair and eyes, prominent front teeth ( one of which is decayed) ; fond of drink; dressed in dark striped suit and black hard hat; has the appearance of a racecourse- guesser. He may en- deavour to leave the Dominion. ( See next paragraph.) CHRISTCHURCH.— 26th ultimo, on warrant for theft of £ 6 18-". 6d from William Edward Ramsay, builder, Abberley Road, J. Nicholson ( probably fictitious), age about twenty- five, height about 5 ft. 5 in., chemist's assistant, native of Victoria, slight build, pale sallow complexion, dark hair and eyes, prominent front teeth ( one of which is decayed) ; fond of drink; dressed in dark- striped suit and black hard hat; has the appearance of a racecourse- guesser. He may endeavour to leave the Dominion. ( See preceding paragraph.) CHRISTCHURCH.— 25th ultimo, on - warrant for theft of £ 2 18s. from the person of William Edward Ellis, pastry- cook, Tuam Street, Colin Cameron, age twenty- eight, height 5 ft 9$ in., carpenter, native of New Zealand, fresh complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, large nose ; dressed in brown suit and cap. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 319.) CHRISTCHURCH.— 27th ultimo, on warrant for failing to provide bis wife with adequat" means of maintenance, George Wonnacott, alias Mason, age twenty- seven, height 5 ft. 8 m. or 9 in., slaughterman, native of Queens- land, medium build, fair complexion, li° ht- brown hair, blue eyes, clean- shaved, scar on right cheek, birthmark near right eye. He is supposed to have gone to Napier. Complainant, Charlotte Wonnacott, 20 Madras Street, Sydenham. CHRISTCHURCH.— 31st March, 1907, that he may be com- pelled to comply with an order of Court to pay 5s. a week for the maintenance of his son at Weraroa Training Farm, John J. Wilson, age about tbirtv- four, height 5 ft. 4 in. or 5in., labourer, native of New Zealand, stout build, brown hair and moustache, blue eyes. ( See Police Gazette, 1907, page 128.) This notification is inserted at the instance of the Education Department. ASHBURTON.— 26th ultimo, on - warrant for failing to make provision for the adequate maintenance of his unborn illegitimate child, Emanuel (" Manny ") Cyril Kirdy, age twenty- four, height 5 ft. 5 in., groom, native of New Zealand, strong build, dark complexion and hair, clean- shaved ; dressed in dark suit and black hard hat. He is supposed to have gone to Christchurch en route to the North Island. Complainant, Ellen Jane McLaren. GORE.— 16th February last, on warrant of commitment to Dunedin Prison for seven days in default of raving £ 1 3s. fine and costs for wilful damage, James Horton, age about forty, height 5 ft. 8 in., labourer, native of New Zea- land, stout build, fair complexion and hair, hazel eyes, fair moustache only; fond of drink; generally dressed in grey- tweed suit and cap. He is supposed to have gone to Dunedin. APPREHENSIONS, PERSONS FOUND, ETC. NAPIER.— Alfred John Power, theft of a screw- jack, has been arrested by Constable Wilton, Waipawa police, on information supplied by Constable Amswortb, Napier police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 440.) STRATFORD.— George Wiarie, failing to provide for the adequate maintenance of his wife and child, has been arrested by Constable T. J. Cummings, Whakatane police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 429.) GREYTOWN NORTH. — Arthur Morey, alias Albert Morey, theft, has been arrested by Sergeant McNeely and Constable Mackintosh, Stratford polioe. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 64.) WELLINGTON.— George Hunter, failing to provide his wife with adequate maintenance, has been arrested by Detectives Rawle and Cameron, Wellington police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 450.) CHRISTCHURCH.— Herbert Quirke Kelly, wife and ohild desertion, has been arrested by the Sydney police, and extradited to this Dominion. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 420.) CHRISTCHURCH.— Joseph Paul Fletcher, theft of a bicycle, has been arrested by Detectives Gibson and Ward, Christchurch police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 450.) ASHBURTON.— Charles Burgess, missing, has been located by Constable Rosanoski, Napier police, on informa- tion supplied by Constable Martin, Ashburton police. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 60.) DUNEDIN.— A. R. McGallum, false pretences, has been arrested by Detective Hunt, Dunedin police. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, pages 450 and 526.) GORE.— William Byron, jun., keeping liquor for sale in a no- license district, has been arrested by Constable Phillips, Gore police. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 450.) PROPERTY STOLEN. ROTORUA. — Between 1st and 14th August last, from the bedroom of ANNIE ISABEL SUTHERLAND, waitress, Hinemoa House, a ladies'gold five- stone half- hoop carved- sides ring ( see illustration 80), set with three ( meralds ( one imi- tation) and two diamonds ; value, £ 9. Identifiable. Suspicion is attached to Maud Burns, age nineteen, height 5 ft. 6in., waitress, native of New Zealand, very fair hair, brown eyes, fairly good figure. HASTINGS.— Between 26th August last and 16th ultimo, from a section in Market Street, the property of JAMES ALBYN NEWRICK a traction- engine Gaudy driving- belt, 5 in. wide and 50ft. long, weight about 112 lb., joined with copper rivets; value, £ 5. Identifiable. MOUNT COOK ( Wellington).— Between 26th July and 21st August last, from the North Kilbirnie School, the property of the NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT ( EDUCATION DE- PARTMENT), a 1902 model Winchester lifle, with " 181" and a broad arrow between the letters " E. D." on the stock thereof; and a 1902 model Winchester rifle, with " 182" and a broad arrow between the letters " E. D." on the stock thereof: total value, £ 1 10s. Identifiable. DUNEDIN.— 5th ultimo, from a passage in the Trustees and Executors' Agency building, Waters Street, the property of THOMAS IRVINE, carpenter, a gentlemen's old black- enamelled Beeston- Humber bicycle, upturned handle- bars, white grips ( one broken), two brakes ; value, £ 5. Identifiable. DUNEDIN.— 9th ultimo, from the Mutual Life Assurance Office, Liverpool Street, the property of JOHN WILLIAM BLACKWOOD, a gentlemen's old black enamelled bicycle, bent handle- bars, odd grips, thumb brake, back mud- guard ; value, £ 6. Identifiable. PROPERTY RECOVERED. OHAKUNE.— HENRY WILLIAM LITTLEWOOD'S dia- mond ring has been recovered: not Btolen. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 4.) NAPIER.— ALFRED CHARLES BARNES'S bicycle has been recovered: not stolen. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page369.) MARTON.— TURNER AND SON'S bicycle has been re- covered: not stolen. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 441.) WELLINGTON.— JOHN SMITH'S horse has been recovered not stolen. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 430.) 461 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 ABSCONDING FROM INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. LINCOLN. — John Douglas Stark, age seventeen, height 5 ft. 8 in., labourer, native of New Zealand, strong build, very dark complexion, black hair, brown eyes; dres » ed in dark - tweed coat and vest and grey moleskin trousers. He was committed from Invercargili, where his mother resides, on 15th October, 1906, for theft. Absconded from Burnham 8th ultimo. LINCOLN.— Anthony Reuben Anderson, age seven- teen, height 5 ft. 8 in., labourer, native of Australia, well buiit, fair fresh complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, full lips, smart appearance ; dressed in dark- striped brown- tweed coat, dark- tweed vest, and grey- tweed trousers. Clothing num- bered 145. His mother resides in Melbourne, and his sister at 6 Jones Street, Dunedin. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 280.) Absconded from Burnham 7th ultimo. LINCOLN. — William Duncan, alias Billy Eriwata, age nineteen, height 5 ft. 5 iu., labourer, native of New Zea- land ( aboriginal), good build, dark eyes, large mouth ; dressed in dark- tweed coat and vest and whipcord beaver trousers. ClotbiDg numbered 142. On 12th December, 1908, at Wel- lington, he was sentenced to two years for carnal knowledge and three months for breaking, entering, and theft. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 122.) Absconded from Burnham 7th ultimo. LINCOLN.— Charles Sydney Ross, age nineteen, height 5 ft. 6 in., farm labourer, native of New Zealand, good build, dark complexion, dark- brown hair, brown eyes, broad nose, large pouting mouth, slight dimple in chin, short thick neck, swinging gait; dressed in dark- tweed coat, whipcord beaver trousers and tweed cap. Clothing numbered 149. His ^ parents reside in New Plymouth. Absconded from Burnham 19th August last. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 526.) LINCOLN.— Angus McPherson, age seventeen, height 5 ft. 8 in., farm labourer, native of New Zealand, good build, fair freckled complexion, light- brown hair, broad forehead, blue grey eyes set far apart, full round face; dressed in faded green - tweed coat, grey - tweed vest, dark - tweed trousers, aDd tweed cap. Clothing numbered 135. His mother resides at Ardgowan, Oamaru. Absconded from Burnham 19th August last. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 263.) MISSING. • TAURANGA.— Since September, 1910, Arthur Brough- ton, age about twenty- five, height about 6 ft., labourer, native of England, fair complexion, blue eyes, large hands and feet, very quiet meditative disposition. He was last heard of at Pongakawa, en route for Gisborne. Inquiry is at the instance of J. W. Matbieson, Manager, Bank of New Zealand. DESERTER FROM HIS MAJESTY'S SERYICE. • From the New Zealand ' Training- ship " Amokura." WELLINGTON.— John Craw, age sixteen, height 5 ft. 9in., native of New Zealand, thin build, fresh complexion, mouse- ooloured hair, blue eyes, thin features. His parents are living in Waimack Road, Harewood, Christchurch. Deserted 20th ultimo. Inquiry is at the instance of the Marine De- partment. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. Appointment as Constable. 25th September, 1911. No. 1708.— Duddy, Patrick. Resignation. No. 1344.— Constable Macpherson, Duncan. 30th Sep- tember, 1911. Retirement under the Public Service Classification and Superannuation Act, 1908 ( Section 35), on Pension. No. 205.— Constable Carlyon, Percy Frederick. 30th Sep- tember, 1911. Retirement under the Public Service Classification and Superannuation Act, 1908 ( Section 36), Medically Unfit. No. 1102.— Constable MacLeod, John William Henderson. 30th September, 1911. LAW REPORT. (" Times Law Reports," Vol. xxvii, page 541.) [ JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OP THE PRIVY COUNCIL ( LORD LORE- BURN, L. C., LORD HALDANE, LOBD MACNAGHTEN, LORD SHAW, LORD DE VILLIEBS, AND LORD ROBSON). — 13TH J. ULY, 1911.] THE ATTORNEY- GENERAL FOR THE DOMINION OF CANADA V. FEDOEENKO. Canada— Extradition Treaty with Russia— Arrest without Formal Requisition from Foreign State— Validity. Article VIII of the Extradition Treaty with Russia pro- vides that a requisition for extradition shall be made through the Diplomatic agents of the high contracting parties, and Article IX provides that, after the requisition, the authorities of the State applied to shall proceed to the arrest of the fugitive. Held, That there was no inconsistency between the pro- visions of the Canadian Extradition Act and the provisions of the Treaty with Russia, and that Article IX did not involve that there can be no arrest of a fugitive for the purpose of extradition until there has been a formal requi- sition under Article VIII. THIS was an appeal by special leave from a judgment of Mr. Justice Robson in the Court of King's Bench for Manitoba of the 17th December, 1910, by which it was decided that the respondent, who had been committed to prison as a fugitive criminal under a warrant of committal of Chief Justice Mathers with a view to his extradition to Russia, was entitled to be discharged from custody. Sir Robert Finlay, K. C., Mr. E. L. Newcombe, K. C. ( of the Canadian Bar), and Mr. Theobald Mathew appeared for the appellant. In the course of 1909 the Canadian Minister of Justice re- ceived a letter from the Russian Consul stating that the Russian Government had instructed him to have the requi- site measures taken for the arrest and extradition of two Russian subjects, one of whom was the respondent, who were said to be domiciled in Winnipeg. On the 26th Sep- tember, 1910, Chief Justice Mathers, of Manitoba, as a Judge under the Extradition Act, 1906, issued a warrant for the arrest of the respondent, who was thereupon brought before him. The proceedings were based upon an informa- tion sworn by a police officer at Winnipeg, the charge being one of murder alleged to have been committed in Russia in January, 1908. After hearing evidence the Chief Justice decided that the respondent should be surrendered under the Extradition Act, and issued a warrant of committal for the delivery of the respondent into the oustody of the keeper of the gaol at Winnipeg. In the course of the proceedings before the Chief Justice it was not proved that any requisition for the arrest of the respondent had been made in accordance with Article VIII of the Extradition Treaty with Russia. On the 20th Ootober Mr. Justice Robson, after hearing counsel for the respondent, ordered the issue of a writ of habeas corpus, and iu November a motion was made before the Judge for the discharge of the respondent. It was argued on his behalf that the absence of proof that a requi- sition for his extradition had been made under Articles VIII and IX of the Treaty invalidated the warrant of committal. Mr. Justice Robson agreed with that argument and ordered his discharge from custody, and he was accordingly released. Sir ROBEBT FINLAY, for the appellant, said that this was an appeal from an order releasing on habeas corpus a man who had been arrested in Canada on a charge of murder alleged to have been committed in Russia. He was a Russian subject, and he was arrested on proceedings under the Canadian statute. Mr. Justice Robson was of opinion that the Treaty had not been complied with, and on that ground he dis- charged the man. The point was one of very great general importance relating to the manner of carrying out extradi- tion in Canada. The warrant for the arrest of the man was issued by the Chief Justice under section 10 of the Extradi- tion Act of Canada, which was in the following terms :— " Whenever this Part applies, a Judge may issue his war rant for the apprehension of a fugitive on a foreign warrant of arrest, or an information or complaint laid before him, and on such evidence or after such proceedings as in his opinion would, subject to the provisions of this Part, justify the issue of his warrant if the crime of which the fugitive is accused, or of which he is alleged to have been convicted, had been committed in Canada. . . The Judge shall forthwith send a report of the fact of the issue of the warrant, together with certified copies of the evidence and foreign warrant, in- formation or complaint, to the Minister of Justioe." The ground on whioh the release was ordered was under seotion 3, which said,— " In the oase of any foreign State with which there is an extradition arrangement, this Part shall apply during the 462 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E GAZETTE. [ OCT. 18 continuance of such arrangement; but no provision of this Part wbich is inconsistent with any of the terms of the arrangement shall have effect to contravene the arrange- ment; and this Part shall be so read and construed as to provide for the execution of the arrangement." Articles VIII and IX of the Extradition Treaty were as follows: — " Tbe requisition for extradition shall be made through the diplomatio agents of the high contracting parties respec- tively. The requisition for the extradition of an accused person must be accompanied by a warrant of arrest issued by the competent authority of the State requiring the extra- dition, and by such evidence as, according to the laws of the place where the accused is found, would justify his arrest if the crime had been committed there. ... If the re- quisition for extradition be in accordance with the foregoing stipulations, the competent authorities of the State applied to shall proceed to the arrest of the fugitive." In this oase, Sir ROBERT FINLAY contended, the accused was arrested without any requisition, and the law of Canada was advii- edly framed in that way for the reason that it wa9 found that if they waited for a requisition in the usual diplomatic way a criminal would escape, and it was neces- sary to provide for his being arrested at once, the requisition, however, being nece- sary before he was handed over to the authorities of the State which desired to deal with htm as a criminal. Mr. Justice Robson had said that the Act was inconsistent with the Treaty. It was impossible to read seotion 3 of the Act as in effect an enactment that in no case should Canada proceed to the arrest of foreigners in her jurisdiction until a requisition had been made. He sub- mitted that there was nothing whatever inconsistent with the right of Canada to arrest without requisition with a view to extradition. In Canada they found that unless they could take proceedings at once it was very little use, for, having regard to the extensive frontier, a man was very likely to disappear. Russia did not consider that the Treaty had been violated. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in delivering judgment, said: The only question in this appeal is whether the absence of a requisition by the Russian Government for extradition viti- ated the proceedings under which this accused was arrested and committed for surrender. Mr. Justice Robson held that these proceedings should be founded upon a certain pre- liminary requisition, and that therefore, as there was not such a prelim; nary, the accused should be discharged. His reason was that upon his construction of the Treaty with Russia this condition had to be complied with, and ihat in so far as tbe Canadian Extradition Act ( c. 155 of Revised Statutes, 1906) was inconsistent with that Treaty, the Treaty must prevail. Their Lordships are of opinion that what was done in the arrest and committal was in accordance with section 10 of the Extradition Act, and that there is no inconsistency between the Act and the Treaty. The Treaty provides by Article IX that after a requisition in due form the authori- ties of the State applied to shall proceed to the arrest of the fugitive. In that case the proceeding to arrest is obligatory. The article does not provide that there shall be no arrest till after a requisition. Their Lordships desire to say that nothing has come before this Board except this point of law. The other rights of the accused and of the State remain wholly unaffected. Their Lordships will humbly advise His Majesty that this appeal should be allowed, and that the order of Mr. Justice Robson, dated 17th December, 1910, should be discharged. [ Solicitors— Charles Russell and Co.] EXTRACT FROM NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. ( From Gazette, 1911, page 2909.) Regulation as to the Passage of Fish wp the Rivers and Streams in the Taranaki Acclimatization District. ISLINGTON, Governjr. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty- sixth day of September, 1911. Present : His EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. WHEREAS by sections eighty- three and ninety- four of the Fisheries Act, 1908, it is enacted that the Governor may from time to time, by Order in Council gazetted, make regulations, to have force and effect throughout New Zealand or only in such waters or places as are specified in the regulations, for, amongst other things, the erection or construction in any river, stream, or waters in which salmon or trout exist, or have been liberated or may hereafter be liberated, of fish- ladders or other means of ingress and egress for fish, by persons constructing dams or weirs, so as to allow fish to pass and return at all times : And whereas it is desirable to make regulations for the purposes hereinbefore mentioned : Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in exercise of the hereinbefore- recited power and authority, and acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby make the following regulation. REGULATION. 1. EVERY person who shall construct or who has con- structed a dam or weir in any river, stream, or waters in the Taranaki Acclimatization District in which salmon or trout exist, or have been liberated, or may hereafter be liberated, shall erect or construct proper fish- ladders or other means of ingress and egress for fish so as to allow fish to pass and return at all times. 2. Any person who fails to comply with or commits a breach of this regulation is liable to a fine not exceed- ing £ 50. J. F. ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council. LIST OF WATCHES REPORTED STOLEN DURING THE QUARTER ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1911. ( For preceding list see Police Gazette, 1911, page 309.) Mo. of Watch. Police Description. Owner's Name and Address. Gazette Re- ference. 1911. 24367 Gentlemen's Swiss A. F. Coleman, Foxton Page 303 Ladies' metal M. Flanagan, Christchurch „ 303 Gentlemen's open- faced silver C. Jose, Dunedin .. 304 Ladies' two open- faced oxide 1 N. Z. Hardware Company, In- „ 304 Ladies', two or three, open- face | vercargill 3226577 Gentlemen's Omega .. L. McCullough, Owaka „ 324 Ladies' gold- filled keyless open- face Gentlemen's open faced keyless E. Hertzog, Timaru ,. 335 R. W. Edgeworth, Lyttelton .. „ 343 Gentlemen's English lever J. Juggernaut, Globe Mine ., 353 Gentlemen's Waterbury J. Cain, Greymouth ,. 353 326249 Ladies' gold hunting Gentlemen's silver hunting W. L. Dennerly, Whitianga .. 369 Young Dun, Christchurch „ 369 8399131 Gentlemen's Waltham J. Guthrie, Christchurch „ 369 Gentlemen's Rotheram J. M. Forbes, Auckland „' 382 26087 Gentlemen's English lever Chow Sing, Lower Hutt „ 382 Gentlemen's open- faced English lever W. Motion, Auckland ., 411 3959 Gentlemen's gold open- face H. G. Mcintosh, Taihape .. 411 Gentlemen's Rotheram . . .. ,. G. Millington, Christchurch V, 411 867176 Gentlemen's Swiss lever J. Home, Auckland „ 421 524 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E ; , G A Z E T T E. LIST OF WATCHES REPORTED STOLEN— continued. [ SEPT. 13 No. ol Watch. 280747 12027718 26553 Description. Gentlemen's Swiss keyless Gentlemen's gold- filled hunting Gentlemen's twelve metal open- face Gentlemen's Rotheram Ladies' Swiss Gentlemen's Waltham Gentlemen's Swiss, Elgin, and gun- metal Ladies' open- face keyless Ladies' gold open- face Gentlemen's rolled- gold hunting Owner's Name and Address. A. Powell, Huntly .. ) T. Keen, Balclutha C. T. Abraham, Hastings A. Fenton, Auckland H. Owen, Newton E. Hall, Greymouth .. J. and D. Guthrie, Christchurch A. Galbraith, Dunedin Police Gazette Ee- ference. 421 422 430 441 441 441 451 451 LIST OF BICYCLES REPORTED STOLEN DURING THE QUARTER ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1911. ( For preceding list see Police Gazette, 1911, page 310.) No. of Bicycle. Description. 538335 272 190 4983 2793 or 2794 105781 235 3489 7616 193557 135 2287 14248 279483 67893 131 316 390 819 32751 16656 4293 4132 363 67449 24934 17180 475196 84511 18590 93 9180 13947 and 31562 230 360759 41215 153687 186 15226 and 57709 330834 13168 15675 107949 25359 3180 Gentlemen's Coventry Gentlemen's Rudge- Whitworth Gentlemen's Bell Gentlemen's B. S. A. Gentlemen's Eadie Star . . Gentlemen's Royal Khaki Gentlemen's Radium Gentlemen's Vickery Gentlemen's B. S. A.' t | Gentlemen's black- enamelled Gentlemen's Piercie Gentlemen's Kent ( supposed) Gentlemen's Star Gentlemen's Governor Gentlemen's Triumph Gentlemen's B. S. A. Adams Gentlemen's Speedy Gentlemen's Bell Gentlemen's Kent Gentlemen's Ruby Special Gentlemen's Kimpton Gentlemen's Jay Gentlemen's Beeston- Humber Gentlemen's black- enamelled Ladies' Britisher Gentlemen's Speedy Gentlemen's Bell Gentlemen's Khaki ^ Gentlemen's Imperial Swift ) Gentlemen's Royal Speedwell Gentlemen's Willis Gentlemen's Kia Ora Gentlemen's Velox Gentlemen's Reynolds Gentlemen's Star Gentlemen's Ellesmere Gentlemen's Royal Superb Swift Gentlemen's Gamage Gentlemen's Triumph ( motor) Gentlemen's Lawrence Gentlemen's Albion Gentlemen's New Hudson Ladies' black- enamelled . . . Gentlemen's Swift- Royal Gentlemen's Pilot Gentlemen's B. S. A. Gentlemen's English- made Gentlemen's B. S. A. Gentlemen's Zealandia Owner's Name and Address. Police Gazette Re- ference. 1911; J. J. Ellison, Auckland Page 303 G. Brock, Palmerston North . . .. 303 J. N. Fowke, Christchurch .. 303 L. A. Strong, Christchurch .. 303 G. A. Clutterbuck, Christchurch .. 304 A. Tuffery, Invereargill „ 304 H. Barber, Invercargill .. 304 A. Wallace, Invercargill • . . .. 304 Kar Wah Lim, Newton . v .. 323 W. B. Allan, Christchurch „ 323 C. Brown, Christchurch „ 323 H. Syminster, Christchurch ., 323 D. Ross, Timaru .. 323 J. K. Thooburn, Napier E. A. Dunnage, Dannevirke D. McBean, Christchurch ,. 335 .. 335 „ 335 E. Cuddon, Christchurch .. 335 T. E. Fisher, Christchurch ., 335 J. A. Clements, Christchurch . . .. 335 J. Finn, Auckland .. 343 S. W. Smith, Gisborne „ 343 W. Corcoran, Christchurch .. 344 W. W. Price, Christchurch .. 344 H. Wade, Newton .. 353 E. Miller, Palmerston North . . 353 J. Kane, Christehurch .. 353 W. Fox, Christchurch .. 354 W. E. Best, Christchurch .. 354 W. G. N. Boyd, Christchurch .. „ 354 A. G. Macdonald, Invercargill .. ., 354 A. C. Barnes, Napier „ 369 W. Aitken, Dunedin .. 369 H. White, Waipukurau „' 382 V. Noble, Otaki .. 382 J. H. Morton, Christchureh ,. 411 W. E. Couzins, Christchurch .. 411 A. V. Belsten, Christchurch .. 41) C. J. Thornton, Christchurch . . „ 411 Dr. William Newlands, Dunedin .. 411 H. Holdaway, Marton „ 421 A. D. Wylie, Christchurch ., 422 M. Mannix, Christchurch ., 430 J. Banbury, Auckland .. 441 A. Cox, Wanganui .",: 441 Turner and Son, Marton „ 441 N. Malcolm, Palmerston North ., 441 N. C. Pocock, Frankton Junction ., 451 P. Lewis, Palmerston North ., 451 W. Roberts, Timaru .. . . .. u - 451 464 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 Return of Prisoners tried or sentenced at the Supreme Courts. Name. Offence. Date tried or sentenced. sentence. AUCKLAND. Alexander, Peter, alias Colombo, & c. Wharamatanga False pretences .. Condon, Henry Andrew Barker, Robert, alias Adair, alias McLean Koroua . . . . . . Theft ( 2 charges) Incest .. Attempted rape Carnal knowledge Forgery and uttering False pretences ( 7 charges) Whiteley, Thomas, alias Bentley, 1 alias Foster ( Collis, Richard, alias Bourne, alias Tarrant Purcell, John Joseph . . c. Brockbank, John Guy, William John Kelly, Ned, alias Edward, alias Cason, W., alias Bexon, W. Dumper, Albert Smith, James Edward . . King, James, alias Martin, Len . . \ Marshbanks, Thomas . . Bartlett, George Roach .. Toma Witere .. .. Hazeldine, Charles ... Hone Taka Melva, John, alias J. L. Turnbull.. Orsen, Stephen V., alias Mansfield, V. Dale, Leonard Birch, Charles Joseph Birch, Molly Katherine Wilson, Harry Hobson, John George • Simich, Tony Prelenda Sherry, William McCarthy, Charles, alias Graham, George McKinstry, Lee, alias McGuire, J. Haddon, Alfred Ernest Glover, Arthur Ehrman, Joseph Sims, John Oliver McIntyre, John Alexander Reynolds, Henry James, alias Lloyd, Harry, & c. Crake, John McGilligan, Ethel Rahiri Wheoki, alias Titinga O'Shaughnessey, Martha Jane Ryan, Roderick Boakes, Charles O'Shaughnessey, James Edward .. Hassall, Mary Campbell, Charlotte Cartier, James, alias Hansen, Ed- ward George, alias Jansen Theft .. .. .. I False pretences Forgery and uttering Theft from a dwelling Theft from a dwelling Perjury Breaking, entering, and theft from a dwelling Indecent assault Breaking and entering Breaking and entering . . ... Breaking and entering Breaking and entering Breaking, entering, and theft Assault with intent to commit rape Theft of cattle ( 2 charges) False pretences ( 13 charges) Theft .. Carnal knowledge False declaration False declaration Indecent assault on male ( 2 charges) Breach of Bankruptcy Act False pretences Assault causing bodily harm Uttering counterfeit coin Carnal knowledge Theft .. Theft .. .. .. I Forgery .. .. [ Theft ( 10 charges) Receiving ( 10 charges) Escaping from custody .. I Assault causing bodily harm Theft .. False pretences ( 2 charges) Breaking, entering, and theft Incorrigible rogue Breaking, entering, and theft Murder Receiving stolen property Perjury Accessory after the fact to murder Accessory after the fact to murder Accessory after the fact to murder Breaking, entering, and theft from dwelling ( 2 charges) J une 17 Aug. 18 Aug. 18 -'• ug- 18 Aug. 18 Aug. 18 Aug. 18 Aug. 18 Aug. 21 Aug. 21 Aug. 22 Aug. 22 Aug. 22 Aug. 22 Aug. 22 Aug. 22 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 24 Aug. 24 Aug. 25 Aug. 25 Aug. 25 Aug. 25 Aug. 26 Aug. 26 Aug. 31 Sept. 1 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 9 Sept. 11 Sept. 13 Sept. 13 Sept. 13 Sept- 13 Sept. 13 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 2 years' labour, and 5 years' re- formative treatment. g. ^ 10 years labour. h'- fe^ i 0 months' probation, and pay costs. 14 months' labour, and 2 years' re- formative treatment. 6 months on each ( cumulative), and 2 years' reformative treatment. 2 years' labour, and declared ail | habitual criminal. 12 months' labour, and 4 years' re- formative treatment. 2 years' probation, and pay costs. 12 months' labour, and 5 years' re- formative treatment. Fined £ 20. 3 months' labour. To come up if called on. 3 years' reformative treatment. 3 years' reformative treatment. 3 years' reformative treatment. 3 years' reformative treatment. Acquitted. 18 months' labour. 6 months' labour. 12 months' labour, and 0 years' re- formative treatment. Acquitted. Acquitted. To come up if called on. To come up if called on. 15 years' labour, and declared an habitual criminal. To come up if called on. 6 months' labour. Acquitted. 3 months' labour, and 3 years' re- formative treatment. Acquitted. 2 years' labour. 9 months' labour. 8 years' labour, and declared an habitual criminal. Acquitted. Jury disagreed ; retrial adjourned to next session. 12 months' labour on each ( cumu- lative), and declared an habitual criminal. 2 years' probation, and pay costs. Declared an habitual criminal. 12 months' labour, and 2 years' re- formative treatment. Jury disagreed ; retripl. adjourned to next sessions. 6 months' labour. Sentence deferred pending decision of Appeal Court. Adjourned to next sessions. Adjourned to next sessions. Adjourned to next sessions. Sentence deferred. ( See Palmerston North return.) HAMILTON. Topsell, David Tango Tango Tupara Higginson, John Ferguson, Roderick Alexander Koinaka Maxwell, James Fawcett CISSORNE. Burnicle, Alfred, alias Pearce Easton, James Kerr Priestly, William Agustine Indecent act Indecent act Perjury Perjury ( 2 charges) Sheep- stealing . . Theft ( 25 charges) Assault and robbery Manslaughter Wounding a cow Sept. 4 Bill ignored. Sept. 4 Bill ignored. Sept, 4 Bill ignored. Sept. 4 Bill ignored. Sept. 5 Acquitted. 2 years' labour. Sept. 5 Sept. 18 12 months' labour, and 4 years' formative treatment. Sept. 18 Bill ignored. Sept. 18 | Bill ignored. 465 NEW Z E A L A N D P O L I C E ; , G A Z E T T E. Return of Prisoners tried or sentenced at the Supreme Courts— continued. [ SEPT. 13 Same. GISBORNE - continued. Peterson, Andy, alias Anderson, Anders Brown, George .. .. ) Habgood, Thomas Stewart, Charles Henry . . Brown, George Walker, John .. .. > McRae, James Finley McMurray, William, alias Murray, ' Offence. Date tried or sentenced. alias Kane, James Haines, John NAPIER. Hannay, John Young Tuohy, Michael Tomlin, Edwin Albert Victor Marks, Robert Ferguson, Alexander Bell, Robert Gunning Skelton, Frank Oakley . . Bell, Robert Gunning Cording, Alfred Charles . . McCarthy, William Ewart, Frank, alias Hartley Graham Renata Stevens, Alice Corlett, Stephen NEW PLYMOUTH Maddren, Nicholas Albert Clarry, George Henry Williamson, James Pery, alias Wil- liams Renata, William, alias Wiremu, alias Kurutia, alias Prieor, E. E. WANCANUI. Sharp, George, alias Home, Edward Harrison, Cecil . . . . \ Harrison, Septimus Harrison, Arthur James .. Whelan, John PALMERSTON NORTH. Hansen, Edward George, alias Janseiij alias Cartier, James Amini, Pine, alias Downs, alias Davey Stella, John, alias Stiller Bruford, Frank Phillpot, alias Bur- ford, Francis P. Dickson, Alexander Stanley | McGregor, John Robert, alias James Robert ) Owen, John, alias Dorne, alias Rowe, George, alias Lucy Olsen, Max I McKenzie, James Kinchant, Frederick Richard . lames Murphy, Cornelius Minchin, William WELLINGTON. Wesley, William Stanley.. Connolly, Patrick Cattermole, William Henry O'Brien, William, alias Brown Ryan, Leslie Forgery and uttering Demanding food with menace with) intent to steal Wounding a cow False pretences Fraudulently concealing property I Fraudulently removing property j Failing to keep proper books Perjury Shooting with intent Carnally knowing a girl under 16 Theft .. Assault causing bodily harm Attempted rape Carnally knowing a girl under 16 Theft .. Carnally knowing a girl under l( i .. False declaration under the Marriage Act Theft from a dwelling Cruelty to a horse Carnal knowledge Perjury Carnal knowledge Arson Carnally knowing a girl under 16 Forgery Theft of a bicycle Theft of a cheque Forgery and uttering Breaking and entering with intent to eommit a crime Arson Obscene language Horse- stealing .. .. 1 Horse- stealing ( 2 charges) Theft .. .. .. ) Theft from the person Killing a pig and stealing the carcase False pretences Theft from person Assault with intent to cause bodily harm Breaking and entering . . ) Theft .. False pretences .. . . ) Assault causing bodily harm Assault causing bodily harm Assault Carnally knowing a girl under 16 . . Forgery and uttering Theft from a ship in port Theft from a ship in port Theft from a dwelling Forgery and uttering ( 3 charges) Sept. 18 Sept. 19 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 22 June 27 June 27 June 27 June 28 June 29 July 1 July 4 July 7 Sept. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 19 Sept. 19 Sept. 20 Aug. 14 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 24 Aug. 24 Aug. 24 Aug. 26 Aug. 28 Aug. 28 Aug. 31 Aug. 31 July 1 July 1 July 1 July 1 July 1 Sentence. Bill ignored. Acquitted. 1 month's labour, and pay £ 10. Acquitted. ' • 3 months' labour. 2 months' labour ( concurrent). 14 days' labour and pay cost « . Acquitted. Acquitted. 3 years' probation, and pay costs. 2 months' labour, and fined £ 5. 4 years' labour. Acquitted. Two juries disagreed ; stay of pro- ceedings ordered by Solicitor- General. Acquitted. 6 months' probation, and pay costs. 2 years' labour. Fined £ 15 or 2 months' laboui. Acquitted. Acquitted. Acquitted. Acquitted. To come up if called on. I 6 months' labour, and 3 years' re- i formative treatment on each. ! 6 months' labour, and 3 years' re- ( formative treatment on each. formative treatment. I 12 months' labour, and 4 years' re- 1 formative treatment on each. 2 years' labour, and declared an habitual criminal. Acquitted. 6 months' labour. 12 months' probation, and pay costs. 18 months' reformative treatment. 2 years' probation. Acquitted. Acquitted. 12 months' labour. To come up if called on. 2 years' probation, and pay costs. 12 months' labour. 12 months' labour. 12 months' labour. 3 years' probation, and pay costs. 466 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 Return ol Prisoners tried or sentenced at the Supreme Courts— continued Name WELLINGTON Bradley, John .. - eovtinued. Irvine, Gordon Rowland Herbert Daniels, Richard William Spencer, Harold Enoch . . McDonald, George, alias Brady, alia Julian McBurney, Stanley Herbert Bunn, Arthur Harold Smith, Alfred Smith, Bertie Gregory, Ernest Charles . . Jorgenson, Julius Brown, Charles Leonard McLean, William John . . Lawton, Roy Firminger, George Evans, Arthur Vincent Calders, Kenneth Douglas Melville Dane, Charles Edward Keeble, Alfred Ernest Lyndhurst, William Parratt, Robert Booth, William, alias Smith Britis, Alfred Denning, William Allman Peterson, Annie Reynolds, Edward Davies, Arthur Frederick Charles Murphy, Patrick James . . Maloney, John Lee, Allan Cootes, Frank WESTPORT. Ross, Stanley Elliott, Frederick Charles Currie, Alexander Fernandez, Joseph William, Horton Lester, John Russell, James GREYMOUTH. Johnston, Charles Larsen, Charles Offence. Breaking, entering, and theft Theft of postal packets Theft of postal packets Breaking, entering, and theft False pretences Forgery Theft of money ( 26 charges) Receiving stolen goods Receiving stolen goods Theft ( 5 charges) . . . « . Assault causing actual bodily harm Breaking, entering, and theft ( 2 chgs) Breaking, entering, and theft ( 2 chgs) Breaking, entering, and theft ( 2 chgs) Attempted rape Obscene exposure Wilful damage ( 8 charges) Forgery ( sending false telegrams) ( 2 charges) Unnatural offence Carnal knowledge, and causing noxious drug to be taken with intent to injure Assault and robbery Assault and robbery Theft from the person Sly- grog selling Indecent assault Illegal use of instrument to procure miscarriage Illegal use of instrument to procure miscarriage Theft from a dwelling Proposing to accept bribe Indecent assault Theft Robberv Indecent assault Theft ( 2 charges) Uttering a forged document alias False declaration under Marriage Act False declaration under Marriage Act | Theft ( 2 charges) .. ) i Escaping from legal custody I Breaking, entering, and theft Breaking, entering, and theft Date tried or sentenced. Sentence. July 1 July 8 July 8 July 29 July 29 July 29 July 29 July 29 July 29 July 31 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 17 Aug. 17 Aug. 18 Aug. 19 Aug. 19 Aug. 22 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 23 Aug. 24 Aug. 25 Aug. 26 June 26 June 26 June 26 June 26 June 26 Sept. 25 Sept. 18 Sept. 18 6 months' labour, and 3 years' re- formative treatment. 2 years' probation. 2 years' probation. ( i months' labour, and 4 years' re- formative treatment. 12 months' labour, and 5 years' re- formative treatment. 3 years' probation. 12 months' labour. 9 months' labour. 12 months' labour. 3 years' probation. 2 years' labour. 4 years' probation, and pay costs. 4 years' probation, and pay costs. To come up if called on on each. Committed to Burnham Industrial School. Acquitted. 3 years' probation, and pay damage. To come up if called on. Life labour. 7 years' labour. 2 years' labour. 12 months' labour. 2 years' labour, and formative treatment. Acquitted. 3 years' labour. Nolle prosequi entered. o years re- 5 years' labour. 18 months' probation. Acquitted. 7 years' reformative treatment. 18 months' labour. 12 months' labour. Did not appear. Recognizance es- treated ; warrant of apprehension issued. G months' labour. Bill ignored. Bill ignored. To come up if called on, and pay costs. ( G months' labour on each ( cumu- lative). ( Discharged. 3 years' labour, and 3 formative treatment. 12 months' probation. years re- CHRISTCHURCH. Armstrong, Kenneth Wilson, Samuel Sadler, Walter Richard . . Brown, Mary Parker, Archie Ironsides, Alexander William Meaclem, Robert Irwin . . Agnew, Edwin Stuart Ross, Samuel George Wilkins, Herbert Wilkin Jeffries, Cecil Herbert Price, Clyde Clarke, James Knight, William Edmunds False pretences Breaking, entering, and theft Murder Concealment of birth Carnal knowledge Theft of money Theft .. Theft .. Theft Theft from a dwelling Breach of Probation Act Assault with intent to rape Sheep- stealing Breaking, entering, and theft June 16 June 16 June 16 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 15 Aug. 15 Aug. 15 12 months' probation. 12 months' reformative treatment. Discharged in accordance with deci- sion of Appeal Court. Sentence deferred. Acquitted. 18 months' labour. 3 years' reformative treatment. 3 years' reformative treatment. Sent to Burnham Industrial School. G months' probation, and pay costs. G months' labour, and 12 months' reformative treatment. 6 months' labour. 6 months' labour. Acquitted. 467 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 Return of Prisoners tried or sentenced at the Supreme Courts- continued. ' Date tried I or sentenced Manic Offence. Sentence. CHRISTCHURCH-< w'f' » i « < i. Dix, Allan James Herrick, Harry Adolphus Suggars, Frederick, alias Robertson Ayers, James Jack, Harry Alexander Allan, William Jack, Harry Alexander Meagher. Frank, alias Edwards TIMARU. Lund, Daisy Alexandria . . Turner, James Clausen, William Neculai, alias . William Recular ( Hawes, Albert Rowan, Sinton Sidney Theft .. Carnal knowledge Indecent assault Indecent assault Murder Theft .. Perjury Breaking, entering, and theft ( 4 chgs ( 2 Sargent, Daniel DUNEDIN. Julian, William Richard . . Lambert, William Greig, John Lowe, Walter Morris Frame, Ernest Albert Breaking, entering, and theft Theft ( 5 charges) Perjury Theft of a bicycle Breaking, entering, and theft charges) ) Buggery Attempting to carnally know a girl under 12 Sheep- stealing False pretences Carnally knowing a girl under l( i .. Breach of Probation Act.. Bankrupt failing to keep proper books of account Breaking, entering, & theft ( 2 chgs) Anderson, Oscar, alias Olsen, Carl, Theft from a dwelling alias Onlsen Moore, Richard. . .. . . Cattle- stealing Owen, Donald, alias Brooks, alias False pretences . . Forrester, alias Jackson, alias Leigh, alias Walker, alias Langley, alias Hayward INVERCARCILL. Millar, Andrew Haynes, Thomas Challis, Ernest William . . McDonald, Robert Setting a spring- gun Theft of a dog . . Manslaughter Theft as a co- partner Aug. 16 Aug. 16 Aug. 17 Aug. 17 | Aug. is ; Aug. 21 Aug. 30 ; Sept. 15 Sept. 5 Sept, 5 Sept. 5 J ' Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 June 12 June 15 June 20 June 20 June 21 Aug. 15 Aug. 15 Aug. 15 Aug. 29 Aug. 29 Aug. 30 Aug. 31 12 months' labour, and 3 years' re- formative treatment. Acquitted. Acquitted. Acquitted. Acquitted. 6 months' labour. 12 months' labour. 12 months' reformative treatment. 3 months' labour. Adjourned to next sitting. Acquitted. 2 years' labour, and 2 years' re- formative treatment. Acquitted. Acquitted. 9 months' labour. 12 months' reformative treatment. 14 days. 2 years' reformative treatment on each. 3 years' reformative treatment. Acquitted. 3 years' reformative treatment. Bill ignored. Bill ignored. Acquitted. 12 months' probation, and pay costs. an P. G. 468 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 July 1, 1902 July 1, 1902 Oct. 1, 1902 Mav 1, 1907 Feb. 1, 1909 Feb. 4, 1911 Mar. 13, 1911 May 1, 1907 July 1, 1903 Feb. ), 1909 Feb. 1 1909 Feb. 4, 1911 Feb. 4, 1911 Reg. No. Date 244 Mai- 1, 1906 199 May 1, 1907 195 July 1, 1908 128 Feb. 1, 1909 101 Aug. 1, 1911 235 Aug. 1, 1911 109 Aug. 1, 1911 280 Aug. 1, 1911 335 Aug. 1, 1911 380 Aug. 1, 1911 372 Aug. 1, 1911 437 Aug. 1, 1911 388 Aug. 1, 1911 232 Aug. 1, 1911 473 Aug. 1, 1911 489 Aug. 1, 1911 311 Aug. 1, 1911 477 Aug. 1, 1911 531 Aug. 1, 1911 939 Aug. 1, 1911 NEW ZEALAND POLICE. ( Corrected to the 1st October, 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. Kiely, Nicholas, 8. Wilson, Edward, 9. Mitchell, Alfred James, 9. Black, Patrick, 9 Dwyer, John, 8. O'Donovan, John, S. Wright, Arthur Hobbins, 7. SUB- INSPECTORS. Norwood, Samuel Percival. 7 Phair, William John, 9. McGrath, Joseph Albert, 8. Hendrey. Charles William, 7. Cruickshank, Alexander, 8. Sheehan, Bartholomew, 8. Name. King, Thomas, 9. Johnston, James, 8. Darby, Robert, 10. Treanor, James, 9. Stagpoole, Martin Dudley, 8. Bourke, Thomas, 8. Haddrell, Walter Henry, 9 Egan, Eugene, 9. Millar, Nathaniel, 8. Fouhy, William, 7. Remer, Alfred Edward, 8. Dew, Samuel Joseph, 7. Mackifmon, William Hector, 7 Ryan. Patrick, 8. Mullany, Luke, 7. Rutledge, Barrett, 6. Hastie, George, 8. Mathieson, William, 6. Moore, Frederick Augustus, 7. Dart, John William Martin, 5. 130 May 30, 1879 . . Gilbert, William, 10. 193 Aug. 26, 1879 . McGrath, Patrick, 9. • 269 June 1, 1885 . Lyons, William, 8. 210 Jan. 1, 1894 . Mackay, Edward, 8. • 270 Jan. 1, 1898 . Bowman, Patrick, 9. 265 Aug. 1, 1898 . Higgins, William Henry, 9. 275 Oct. 7, 1898 . Dougan, John, 8. 240 Jan. 1, 1899 . Rogers, Martin, 8. 433 . Feb. 8, 1900i : Griffith, Thomas, 9 ( Constable t Mar. 1, 1904| • i from 6- 1- 03 to 29- 2- 04). 327 Jan. 1, 1901 . Folley, William, 8. • 214 Sept. 15, 1901 . Bowden, Charles, 9. 308 Dec. 1, 1901 . McClelland, Robert, 8. 354 Mar. 14, 1902 . Hanson, John, 9. 397 Jan. 1, 1903 . Carroll, Lawrence, 9. 413 Jan. 1, 1903 . McGill, William, 8. 428 Jan. 1, 1903 . Crawford, Robert, 8 391 Oct. 1, 1904 . Bird, Edward Punjab, 8. 488 Mar. 1, 1905 . Ramsay, William, 6. 374 July 1, 1905 . Morgan. Andrew, 9. 538 Feb. 1, 1906 . Beattie, Henry, 7. 541 Feb. 1, 1906 . Oliver, Thomas, 7. 542 Feb. 1, 190( 5 . Brookes, Wallace Abercrombie, 8. 566 Mar. 1, 1906 Murphy, Michael, 8. 568 Mar. 1, 1906 Barrett, Thomas, 6. 570 Mar. 1, 1906 . Hutton, David Dearlove, 7 577 Mar. 1, 1906 . Black, James. 8. 720 April 1, 1906 . Wohlmann, Ward George, 5. 800 April 1, 1906 . . McNeely, William, 5. 619 June 1, 1906 . Forster, John, 8. 623 June 1, 1906 . Emerson, Albert Tivy, 5. 494 June 15, 1906 . Baskiville, Walter Joseph, 8. 472A July 15, 1906 . Burrows, John, 7 644 Aug. 17, 1906 . Eales, Edwin, 5. 902 Oct, 1, 1906 . . Muggeridge, Amos, a 373 Dec 1906 . Dale, James, 7. Reg. No. Date. 769 Jan. 1, 1907 650 Mar. 8, 1907 659 May 1, 1907 673 June 1, 1907 628 Sept. i, 1907 322 Dec. 1, 1907 649 Dec. 15, 1907 699 Dec. 15, 1907 512 Feb. 1, 1908 708 Feb. 1, 1908 547 Mar. 1, 1908 740 June 10, 1908 691 Sept. 1, 1908 865 Sept. 1, 1908 684 Nov. 1, 1908 584 Feb. 15, 1909 719 Feb. 15, 1909 727 Mar. 16, 1909 728 April 1, 1909 621 July 1, 1909 906 July 1, 1909 622 Dec. 1, 1909 741 June 1, 1910 743 June 1, 1910 753 June 25, 1910 748 Sept. 22, 1910 744 Dec. 19, 1910 653 Feb. 13, 1911 761 Feb. 13, 1911 779 April 1, 1911 787 April 1, 1911 781 May 8, 1911 790 May 8, 1911 780 July 17, 1911 801 July 17, 1911 823 July 24, 1911 Sergeants— continued. Name. Murray, Edwin, 6. Hogan, John James, 6. Willis, Jos. Chas. Stevens, 6. Griffiths, James Coghlan, 6. Kelly, Charles William, 6. Gaffney, Michael, 5. O'Grady, Thomas, 6. Crean, Patrick, 6. McKeefry, Miohael, 8. Simpson, James Kerr, 6. Stewart, David, 7. Harvey, Peter, 5. Ferguson, James, 5. Till, Stephen, 5. Rowell, Alfred Ernest, 6. O'Connell, Patrick Denis, 8. Miller, William, 6. Eccles, William, 5. McCrorie, Hugh, 6. Hodgson, Richard Thomas, 5. Cummings, Denis Joseph, 5. Jackson, David, 7. Fitzgerald, John, 5. * Cowan, John Thomas. Henry, James, 5. Lanigan, Richard, 7. Matthews, William Arthur, 6. Quinn, William John, 5. Bird, Arthur Sydney, 6. Cahill, James, 5. Fraser, Donald Charles, 5. Bingham, Ernest, 6. McNamara, John, 5. Rock, James, 5. Waterman, Frdk. Adolphus, 6. Clarkson, John Peter, 6. 113 127 142 144 147 160 168 172 178 201 221 252 286 296 299 301 304 Mar. 29, Oct. 14, June 10, July 27, Aug. 28, Feb. 23, May 25, Sept. 9, Dec. 1, Nov. 4, Aug. 16, July 13, Mar. 12, May 14, June 4, June 10, June 10, 309A June 24, 310 June 25, 319 Aug. 18, 332 Jan. 29, 333A Feb. 3, 338 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. Sept. 343 346 347 349 355 357 364 367 371 375 386 394 412 417 418 422 426 432 436 438 439 440 447 448 449 450 452 1873 1873 1874 1874 1874 1875 1875 1875 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1880 1880 1880 1880 1880 1880 1880 188 188 188 188 188 188 188 188 1882 1882 188i: 1882 1& 82 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 CONSTABLES. Foreman, George, 9. . Dunne, Patrick John, 9. . O'Reilly, Charles. 10. Bleasel, Charles. 8. . Field, Henry, 8. . Kelly, William, 8. Lynch, John, 9. . Pool, William, 9. Greene, Michael, 8. McGilp, Alexander, 10. . O'Brien, Matthew, 9. Cavanagh, John, 8. . Cahill, Timothy, 8. Collerton, William Thomas, 9. . Sefton, William, 8. . Bern, William, 8. McDonnell, John, 9. Minogue, Patrick, 8. Leahy, Michael, 8. Gleeson, James, 8. Bogue, Daniel, 8. . Cox, Michael, 8. Bree, James, 8. Kennedy, James, 10. Lemm, Robert William 8. Simpson, William James, 9. Wilson, Frederick Arthur, 9. McDonough, John, 8. . Bird, John, 10. McAnerin, William Henry, 8. Herlihy, Patrick Jeremiah, 9. O'Brien, Benjamin, 7. Cameron, John, 9. Bennett, Albert, 9. May, Joseph George, 8. Leece, James Danvers, 9. Daubney, Charles Lot, 9. Drury, Patrick, 9. Rasmussen, Hans Peter, 9. Mackle, Francis, 9. . Hilliard, William, 10. Barrett, William Hunter, 8. . Carroll, Laurence, 9. . Sheary, James, 8. McCormack, Thos. Joseph, 6. Donovan, Timothy, 9. Weathered, John Joseph, 8. . Joyce, Patrick, 9. Martin, Edwin, 9. Mclntyre, John, 7. J 911.1 N E W Z E A L A N D P O L I C E GAZETTE. 469 iteg. No. Datt 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 20, 1896 756 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. &, 1897 775 Feb. 9, 1897 777 Feb. 11, 1897 783 Feb. 15, 1897 784 Feb. 15, 1897 785 Feb. 17, 1897 789 Feb. 18, 1897 7S0 Mar. 19, 1897 797 Apn' 1 7- ! 8<? 7 799 May 17, 1897 802 May 24, 1897 808 Sep't. 1, 1897 809 Oct, 1, 1897 811 Oct. 5, 1897 812 Nov. 6, 1897 816 Nov. 16, 1897 817 Nov. 18, 1897 818 Nov. 24, 1897 820 Nov. 29, 1897 827 Dec. 22, 1897 828 Dec. 23, 1897 831 Dec. 30, 1897 832 Dec. 31, 1897 835 Jan. 12, 1898 3— P. G. CONSTABLES— continued. Name. 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, William Robert, 5. Moore, Patrick, 7. Evenden, Thomas Alfred, 6. 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. Hannafin, David, 6. Wainhouse, John Thomas, 6. 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. McLeod, John, 6. Keenan, Thomas, 6. 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. Pratt, Charles Henry, 6. Dwan, Thomas, 6. Russell, Alexander, 6. Dick, Frank, 6. Lewin, Frank, 5. Whatman, William James, 6. Bevan, George Frederick. 5. • Tayler, Vyvyan Richard. Cassidy, Patrick, 5. Heffernan, James, 5. Jones, Alfred Hastings, 5. Mathew, James Alexander, 7. McKelvey, Edward James O'Keefe, 6. • McQuarrie, George Alex. Keg. No. Date. 837 Jan. 17, 1898 838 Feb. 14, 1898 846 April 21, 1898 854 June 1898 855 June 21. 1898 849 July 18! 1898 856 Aug. 26, 1898 857 Sept, 1898 859 Sept. 1898 860 Sept. 1898 861 Sept. 1898 864 Sept. 19, 1898 867 Oct, 18, 1898 868 Oct. 19, 1898 875 Nov. 25, 1898 876 Feb. 1899 878 Feb. 1899 879 Feb. 1899 883 Feb. 16' 1899 885 Feb. 16, 1899 888 April 28, 1899 889 April 28, 1899 890 April 28, 1899 891 April 28, 1899 892 April 28, 1899 894 April 28, 1899 899 July 1899 900 July 1899 901 July 1899 903 July 1899 904 July 1899 905 July 1899 907 July 1899 908 July 1899 911 Sept. 1899 913 Sept. 1899 914 Sept. 1899 916 Sept. 1899 917 Sept. 1899 921 Sept. 1899 922 Sept. 1899 924 Sept. 1899 925 Nov. 17, 1899 926 Nov. 17, 1899 927 Nov. 17, 1899 935 Nov. 17, 1899 936 Dec. 1899 938 Feb. 1900 940 Feb. 1900 941 Feb. 1900 944 Feb. 1900 951 April 1900 952 April 1900 954 April 1900 956 April 1900 959 April 1900 960 June 1900 963 June 1900 964 June 1900 965 June 1900 970 Sept. 1900 971 Sept. 1900 972 Sept. 1900 975 Sept. 1900 976 Sept. 1900 977 Nov. 1900 979 Nov. 1900 980 Nov. 1900 982 Nov. 1900 983 Nov. 1900 985 Nov. 1900 988 Mar. 1901 990 Mar. 1901 995 June 1901 997 June 1901 998 June 1901 999 June 1901 1000 June 1901 1002 Dec. 1901 1003 Dec. 1901 1005 Dec. 1901 1007 Dec. 1901 1008 Feb. 1902 1009 Feb. 1902 1010 Eeb. 1902 1011 Feb. 1902 1014 Feb. 1902 1015 Feb. 1902 CONSTABLES— continued. Name. Steevens, Charles James, 6. Read, Lewis, 8. Parsons, Basil John, 6. Melville, John Insell, 5. * Cruickshank, Jas. Arthur O'Sullivan, John, 5. Luke, William Duncan, 5. Maher, John, 5. Lipscombe, Joseph, 7. Armour, Hugh Douglas, 5. * Kerr, James. Brown, Philip Joseph, 6. Harvey, John James, 5. Perniskie, Valentine, 5. Tonkinson, Charles Walter, 5 . Marshall, William, 5. Morris, John Thomas, 5. Murphy, Daniel, 5. Butler, John, 5. Fitzpatrick, James, 5. Doyle, Myles, 5. Fry, George Hamilton, 5. Worsley, William, 5. McCarthy, Philip John, 5, Drummond, William, 5. Hammond, Frederick, 5. O'Connor, Patrick, 6. Porteous, Edwin Jardin, 5. Tanner, Jesse, 5. Woods, Frederick, 5. Satherley, Allan, 5. Macartney, George, 5. Wade, Horton Chas. David, 6. Hyland, David, 5. Collins, Francis Joseph, 5. Rowe, Edward John, 5. Nelson, James Archibald, 5. Mahoney, Denis, 5. Woodley, Charles, 5. Lander, John, 5. Egan, Herbert John, 5. Skinner, Arthur, 5. Thomson, John Neil, 5. Clouston, George Clark, 5 Moriarty, Robert, 5 Ryan, Daniel, 5. Willcocks, James Sellers, 5. Larmer, Joseph, 6. Montgomery, Henry James, 5 Baker, George Thomas, 5. Booth, Ernest, 5. Southgate, William, 5. Wootton, Charles Edward, 5. Pidgeon, Frank, 6. King, Charles John, 5. Mclnness, William, 5. Cattanach, Henry James, 5. Doyle, John, 5. Cox, Hugh, 5. Bagrie, John, 5. Esson, John Robert, 5. Blake, Francis Joseph, 5. Kirby, Henry Maurice, 5. Reid, James Stevenson, 5. Boulton, Paris Henry Claude, 5. Murray, Adam Beattie, 5. Carmody, Henry Cornelius, 5. Henderson, Henry, 5. Wales, George William, 5. O'Hara, Patrick James, 5. Osborn, Charles Samuel, 5. Lopdell, Charles William, 5. Hughes, John, 5. Holmes, James, 5 McLennan, William, 5. Scandrett, George, 5. j McClinchy, John, 5. Fitzgibbon, John, 5. Driscoll, Edward, 5. Douglas, George Nicole, 5. Fitzsimmons, Harry Carlyon, 5. Roberts, Alfred James, 5. Mathieson, Isaac Harper, 5 Chapman, Frederick Wallace, 5. Holland, Francis Leonard, 5. O'Brien, John, 6. McRae, John Murdock, 5. Shanahan, Thomas, 5. 470 N E W ZEALAND P O L I C E G A Z E T TE OCT. Reg. No Date. 1016 Feb. 1902 1019 April 1902 1020 April 1902 1021 April 1902 1024 April 1902 1025 April 1902 1028 April 1902 1038 June 1902 1042 Sept. 1902 1043 Sept. 1902 1044 Sept. 1902 1046 Sept. 1902 1049 Sept, 1902 1050 Sept. 1902 1055 Dec. 1902 1056 Dec. 1902 1059 Dec. 1902 1060 Dec. 1902 1063 Dec. 1902 1067 April 1903 1069 April 1903 1072 April 1903 1076 April 1903 1078 July 1903 1080 July 1903 1083 July 1903 1084 Dec. 1903 1085 Dec. 1903 1086 Dec. 1903 1088 Dec. 1903 1091 Dec 1903 1095 Feb 1904 1096 Feb. 1904 1098 Feb. 1904 1099 Feb. 1904 1105 Feb. 1904 1106 Feb. 1904 1107 Feb. 1904 1110 May 1904 1112 May 1904 1113 May 1904 1114 June 1904 1116 July 1904 1119 July 1904 1120 July 1904 1125 Oct. 1904 1127 Oct. 1904 1131 Oct. 1904 1134 Dec. 1904 1137 Dec. 1904 1139 Dec. 1904 1140 Dec. 1904 1142 Dec. 1904 1145 Feb. 1905 1146 Feb. 1905 1147 Feb. 1905 1148 Feb. 1905 1151 Feb. 1905 1152 Feb. 1905 1153 Feb. 1905 1154 Feb. 1905 1155 Feb. 1905 1157 Feb. 1905 1158 Aprl 12 1905 1159 May 1 1905 1160 May 1905 1162 May 1905 1163 May 1 1905 1165 May 1 1905 1166 May 1 1905 1171 June 2 1905 1173 July 1905 1174 July 1905 1175 July 1905 1176 July 1905 1177 July 1905 1178 July 1905 1180 July 1905 1181 July 1905 1182 July 1905 1184 July 1905 1186 Aug. 1905 1187 Sept. 1905 1188 Sept. 1905 1189 Sept. 1905 1190 Sept. 1905 1198 Nov. , 1905 1200 Nov , 1905 CONSTABLES— continued. Name. Fitzgibbon, Thomas, 5. Blaxland, Marshall Fitz, 5. O'Grady, Timothy, 5. Steere, Henry, 5. Hadler, George Alfred, 5. Thomassen, Geurt, I). 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, 5. 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. McHolin, John Walter, 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. Hodgson, John Joseph, 5. Tait, William, 5 Woodley, Ezra, 5. Anderson, Henry, 5. Berry, Edwin Thomas, 5. Burrell, Frederick, 5. Williamson, James Sinclair, 5 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. G. Cooper, Walter, 5. Fraser, George, 5. O'Grady, John James, 6. Callanan, Daniel Joseph, 5. Edwards, George Bennett, 5. Macartney, Francis Denis, f>. 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. Goulding, Joseph James, 5. Mullooly, John, 5. Doak, Francis Job, 5. MacLean, Donald Archibald, 5 Stuart, Charles, 5. Butler, Hugh Henry, 5. Edwards, Joseph, 5. Heard, Grahame, 5. CONSTAHI Keg. No. Date. 1201 Nov. 1, 1905 .. 1203 Nov. 1, 1905 .. 1206 Nov. 1,1905 .. 1207 Nov. 1, 1905 .. 1211 Jan. 1, 1906 .. 1212 Jan. 1, 1906 .. 1213 Jan. 1, 1906 .. 1216 Jan. 1, 1906 .. 1216 Jan. 1, 1906 .. 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. 16, 1906 .. 1230 Feb. 16, 1906 .. 1231 Feb. 16, 1906 .. 1233 Feb. 16, 1906 .. 1235 April 1, 1906 .. 1236 April 1, 1906 .. 1237 April 1, 1906 .. 1238 April 1, 1906 .. 1239 April 1, 1906 .. 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, 1906 .. 1258 May 21, 1906 .. 1260 June 2, 1906 1261 June 8, 1906 . . 1262 June 26, 1906 1263 July 2, 1906 1264 July 4, 1906 .. 1265 July 4, 1096 .. 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, 1906 .. 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, 1906 .. 1300 Dec. 21, 1906 . . 1303 Dec. 21. 1906 .. 1304 Dec. 21, 1906 .. 1306 Dec. 21, 1906 .. 1307 Doc. 21. 1906 . . 1308 Doc. 21, 1906 .. 1309 Feb. 1, 1907 .. 1310 Mar. 14, 1907 .. 1311 Mar. 14, 1907 .. 1312 Mar. 14, 1907 .. 1314 Mar. 14, 1907 .. 1316 Mar. 14, 1907 .. 1318 Mar. 14, 1907 .. 1321 Mar. 14, 1907 .. 1324 April 12, 1907 1326 May 1. 1907 .. 1327 May 1. 1907 .. 1328 May 1, 1907 . . 1329 May 1. 1907 .. 1332 May 1. 1907 .. 1333 May 1. 1907 .. 1337 June 10, 1907 .. 1339 JuW 1. 1907 .. ES— continued. Name. Lennon, Charles Henry, 5. Baird, William Ralph, 5. McLeod, Alexander, 5. Skinner, Lewis, 5. Langmuir, William, 5. Beadle, Richard Thomas, 6. Roberts, Gilbert, 5. Dark, William Temple, 5. Thomson, John Robert, 5. Cleary, James Francis, 5. Cullen, Francis Michael Parnell, Ingram, Thomas, 7. Winmill, Alfred, G. 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. Dempsev, 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, Albort, 5. Schriiffer, 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, 5 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. 471 N E W ZEALAND P O L I C E ; , G A Z E T T E. [ SEPT. 13 CONST* BLES— continued. Keg. No Date. Name. 1343 July 1,1907 .. McEntee, Owen Patrick, 6. 1346 July 1. 1907 .. Doggett, George Alfred, 5. 1348 July 1. 1907 .. Dyer. Thomas Henry, 5. 1350 July 19, 1907 .. Shaw, Donald, 5. 1351 July 19, 1907 .. Shaw, Hugh, 5. 1352 July 30, 1907 .. Pont, Charles Laurie, 6. 1353 July 31, 1907 .. McKenzie, Hector, 8. 1355 Aug. 20, 1907 .. Roger, James, 6. 1357 Sept, 1,1907 .. Smither, Arthur John Reevo, 5. 359 Sept. 1, 1907 .. O'Neill. Daniel Joseph, 5. 1362 Sept. 1, 1907 .. Regan, Ernest Alexander, 5. 1363 Sept. 1, 1907 .. Rogers, William Henry, 5. 1366 Sept. 1, 1907 .. Gallagher, John Joseph, 5. 1368 Sept. 4, 1907 .. Martin, Samuel James, 5. 1371 Oct. 14, 1907 .. Simpson, Walter John, 6. 1372 Nov. 1. 1907 .. Brown, George, 5. 1375 Nov. 1, 1907 .. Moloney, Arthur, 6. 1378 Nov. 1, 1907 . . Bradley, William Herbert, 5. 1379 Nov. 1,1907 .. Johns, Douglas, 5. 1380 Nov. 1, 1907 .. Crawford. William, 6. 1382 Nov. 1, 1907 .. Havelock, James, 5. 1384 Nov. 4, 1907 Lambert, Gerald Harry, 5. 1388 Dec. 23, 1907 .. Dunnett, Charles Murray Gul- lyn, 5. 1389 Dec. 23, 1907 .. Kennedy, John, 5. 1390 Dec. 23. 1907 . . Murdoch, John, 5. 1391 Dec. 23, 1907 .. Condon, Thomas Martin, 5. 1393 Dec. 23, 1907 .. Pender, William, 5. 1394 Dec. 23. 1907 .. Calwell. Davis Lewis, 5. 1397 Dec. 23, 1907 .. Joblin, Frank Emanuel. 5. 1399 Jan. 28, 1908 .. Mcintosh, John Nelson, 5. 1400 Feb. 22, 1908 . . Fryer, Henry, 5. 1401 Feb. 25, 190S .. Kidd, Berkley Reginald, 5. 1402 Mar. 1,1908 Bishop, Sydney Hurlstone, 5. 1403 Mar. 1,1908 .. Belcher, Frederick Thos. John, 5. 1404 Mar. 1,1908 .. Bandy, William Thomas, 6. 1407 Mar. 1,1908 .. Crcelman, William, 5. 1408 Mar. 1, 1908 . . Power, John Joseph, 5. 1410 Mar. 1, 1908 .. Capp, Leslie Roy, 5. 1411 Mar. 1,1908 Kyne, Michael John, 5. 1418 April 1, 1908 .. Willetts, John, 5. 1420 May 14, 1908 .. Mullen, James Stewart, 5. 1421 May 14, 1908 .. Turner, Ernest Thomas Colling- wood, 5. 1423 May 14, 1908 .. Carmody, James, 5. 1425 May 14, 190* . Moore, Leslie Terry, 5. 1426 May 14, 1908 .. O'Neill, Alfred Clyde. 5. 1428 May 14, 1908 . . Hall, Frederick William, 5. 1432 May 19,1908 .. Abbott, Norman Dow, 7. 1438 June 24, 1908 . . O'Grady, John, 6. 1439 June 27, 1908 .. Hay ward, William Knight, 5. 1440 July 1, 1908 .. Dunlop, William Higgins, 5. 1443 July 1,1908 .. Giles, Peter Broome, 5. 1444 July 1, 1908 . . Calwell, William Arthur, 5. 1445 July 1, 1908 .. Lamb, Joseph Francis, 5. 1446 July 1,1908 .. McMahon, Henry, 5. 1451 July 1, 1908 .. Boyle, William Stuart, 5. 1452 July 7. 1908 .. Millar, Robert Reid, 6. 1454 Aug. 1,1908 .. Watson, John, 5. 1455 Aug. 1, 1908 .. Turner, Ernest Henry, 5. 1457 Aug. 1, 1908 .. Johnston. Andrew, 5. 1458 Aug. 1, 1908 .. Macnamara, James Francis Henry, 5. 1459 Aug. 1, 1908 .. Mackrell, William Alexander, 5. 1460 Aug. 1, 1908 .. Reilly, John, 5. 1461 Aug. 1,1908 .. Ferguson, William Nelson, 5. 1462 Aug. 1, 1908 .. Torrance, James, 5. 1463 Aug. 1, 1908 .. Anniss, Clarence Mason, 5. 1466 Aug. 10, 1908 .. Byrne, Denis, 5. 1470 Oct. 9, 1908 . . McCowan, Alexander, 5. 1471 Oct. 9, 1908 .. Gow, George William, 5. 1472 Oct. 10, 1908 . . McLeod, Alexander, 7. 1475 Nov. 1,1908 .. Wade, Gerald, 5. 1476 Nov. 1, 1908 .. Potter, James Lawrence, 5. 1477 Nov. 1, 1908 .. Cummings, James Michael, 5. 1478 Nov. 1, 1908 . . Crawford, Stanley Hutson, 5. 1479 Nov. 1, 1908 .. McCarthy, Andrew, 5. 1480 Nov. 1, 1908 . . Monson, William, 5. 1481 Nov. 1. 1908 . . Gartly, James, 5. 1482 Nov. 1, 1908 .. Manley, Ernest, 5. 1485 Nov. 1, 1908 . . Thornell, Mark, 5. 1487 Dec. 23, 1908 .. Quayle, Edward, 5. 1489 Dec. 23, 1908 . . Gilligan, William Patrick, 5. 1490 Dec. 23, 1908 . . Fischer, Johann Friedrich Rudolf 5. 1493 Dec. 23, 1908 . . Hall, Sydney Grainger, 5. 1498 Mar. 26, 1909 .. Briggs, Albert, 5. 1499 Mar. 26, 1909 .. Gillespie, Norman McLeod. 5. CONSTABLES— continued. lteg. No. Date. Name. 1501 Mar. 26, 1909 .. Cowan, John Adam, 5. 1502 Mar. 26, 1909 .. Blake, Edwin, 5. 1503 Mar. 26, 1909 .. Callery, Charles Patrick, 5. 1504 Mar. 26, 1909 . . Jones, Thomas William, 5. 1506 Mar. 26, 1909 .. Raymond, William Ernest, 5. 1507 Mar. 26, 1909 . . Robinson, John Ellwood, 5. 1508 Mar. 26, 1909 .. King, Charles Clarke, 5. 1511 Mar. 26, 1909 .. Finch. Edward, 5. 1512 Mar. 26, 1909 .. Flewellen, Thomas George, 5. 1513 Mar. 26, 1909 .. Cox, Patrick, 5. 1515 June 1, 1909 . . Kenealy, William Gerald, 5. 1516 June 1, 1909 .. Magee, Percival James, 5. 1517 June 1, 1909 .. Smith, Daniel Robert, 5. 1518 June 1, 1909 .. McQuitty, James Edward, 5. 1519 June 1, 1909 .. Johnson, Robert Augustus, 5. 1520 June 1, 1909 . . Jackson, Albert John, 5. 1521 June 1, 1909 .. Berthelsen, Peter Christian, 5. 1522 June 1, 1909 .. Courtney, James, 5. 1523 June 1, 1909 .. Cooper, Samuel, 5. 1524 June 1, 1909 .. Nolan, Jeremiah John, 5. 1525 June 1, 1909 .. Reeves, Horace Terence, 5. 1526 June 1, 1909 .. Fox, Lawrence, 5. 1529 June 9, 1909 .. Falconbridge, Augustus, 5. 1530 June 22, 1909 . . Smart, George Rennie, 5. 1531 June 26, 1909 . . Melville, John, 6. 1533 Sept. 1, 1909 .. Brooks, James Henry, 5. 1534 Sept. 1, 1909 .. Leekie, Archibald, 5. 1535 Sept. 1,1909 .. Sivyer, George, 5. 1536 Sept. 1, 1909 .. Hewitt, David James Moorhead, 5. 1537 Sept. 1, 1909 .. Baylis, Charles Thomas, 5. 1539 Sept. 1, 1909 .. McPherson, William, 5. 1541 Sept. 1,1909 .. Naughton, Gerald, 5. 1542 Sept. 1, 1909 .. Hanion, Frederick John, 6. 1545 Sept. 1,1909 .. Butler, Patrick, 5. 1546 Sept. 1, 1909 .. Lambert, Charles Augustus, 5 1547 Sept. 13, 1909 .. Holmes, Ryan, 6. 1548 Nov. 1, 1909 . . Joyce, Henry John, 5.. 1549 Nov. 1,1909 .. Millar, David, 6. 1551 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Meiklejohn, Percy Vivian Garfield, 5. 1552 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Rutherford, Robert, 5. 1553 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Kelly, William Thomas, 5. 1554 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Thompson, Bruce, 5. 1555 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Claydon, Frederick, 5. 1556 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Mackenzie, Hubert Guy Verral, 5. 1557 Nov. 1, 1909 .. McIntyre, James, 5. 1558 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Paine, George James, 5. 1559 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Challis, Frank Rowlands, 5. 1560 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Findlay, James, 5. 1562 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Snow, Ernest, 5. 1563 Nov. 1, 1909 .. Gregor, Andrew, 5. 1564 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Sparks, James John, 5. 1565 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Hart, George Henry, 5. 1566 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Brenchley, Thomas Freeman, 5. 1567 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Webb, Alexander Elder Edward, 5 1568 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Coles, William Henry, 5. 1569 Feb. 14. 1910 .. Rosanoski, John Bernard, 5. 1571 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Squire, Reginald Dudding, 5. 1572 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Woods, Andrew, 5. 1574 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Culloty, Florence, 5. 1575 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Hawken, Harold Nicholas, 5. 1576 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Smith, Herbert James, 5. 1577 Feb. 14, 1910 .. McClennan, James Edward, 5. 1578 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Grigg, William Scoles, 5. 1579 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Lambert, George, 5. 1580 Feb. 14, 1910 .. Newman, Trevor William Frank, 5. 1581 May 13, 1910 .. Palmer, Arthur James Reid, 5. 1582 May 13, 1910 .. Heops, Thomas, 5. 1583 May 13, 1910 .. Rough, John Thomas, 5. 1584 May 13, 1910 .. Nixon, William James, 5. 1585 May 13, 1910 .. Gourley, Michael, 7. 1586 May 13, 1910 .. Ryan, Maurice, 5. 1588 May 13, 1910 .. Blakely, James, 5. 1589 May 13, 1910 .. Moriarty, Thomas, 6. 1590 May 13, 1910 .. Munro. George, 7. 1591 May 13, 1910 .. Robertson, William Corsie, 6. 1592 May 13, 1910 .. Anderson, Charles Palmerston, 5. 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. I 1604 Aug. 1, 1910 .. Lloyd, David Hugh, 5. 472 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 CONSTABLES— continued. Keg. No. Date. Name. 1605 Aug. 1, 1910 . McLean, Graham William, 5. 1606 Aug. 1910 . McLeod, William John, 5. 1608 Aug. 1910 . O'Donnell, William, 5. 1609 Aug. 1910 . Shearman, Langley Howard, 5. 1610 Aug. 1910 . Sleeth, William Joseph, 5. 1611 Aug. 1910 . Young, John Bruce, 5. 1612 Oct. 7,' 1910 . . Blaikie, Hugh, 5. 1613 Oct. 1910 . . Butters, Henry Alexander, 5. 1614 Oct. l', 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. 1 1910 . Gibson, Michael Henry, 5. 1622 Oct. 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. 1038 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, 5. 1643 Dec. 15, 1910 . Neale, George, 5. 1644 Dec, 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, Pill . McRoberts, Wilfred Gilmore, 6. 1662 April 3, 1911 . Mills, Frederick John, 5. 1663 April 3, 1911 . O'Gorman, John, 5. 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 AVilkie, ( i. 1669 June 1, 1911 . Atkinson, Richard Joseph, 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. 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. 1 Kes No. Date. 1683 July 3, 1911 1684 July 3, 1911 | 1685 July 3, 1911 1686 July 3, 1911 1687 July 13, 1911 1688 Aug. 12, 1911 1689 Aug. 12, 1911 1690 Aug. 17, 1911 1691 Sept, 14, 1911 1692 Sept. 14, 1911 1693 Sept. 14, 1911 1694 Sept, 14, 1911 1695 Sept. 14, 1911 1697 Sept. 14, 1911 1698 Sept. 14, 1911 1699 Sept. 14, 1911 1700 Sept. 14, 1911 1701 Sept. 14, 1911 1702 Sept. 14, 1911 1703 Sept. 14, 1911 1704 Sept, 14. 1911 1705 Sept. 14, 1911 1706 Sept. 14, 1911 1707 Sept. 14, 1911 1708 Sept. 25, 1911 CONSTABLES— continued. Name. Tizard, John March, 5. Willcox, Charles John William, 5. Williams, Harrie Ernest Gell, 5. Wilson, Duncan, 5. Harrold, William Samuel, 5. McLennan, John, 5. Power, Michael, 5. Moroney, Peter, 6. Bourke, Francis Henry, 5. Claasen, Joseph William, a. Dillon, Michael Joseph, 5. Hardy, William Samuel Bateman, 5. Henderson, Angus, 5. Knight, Herbert, 5. Maggin, Patrick Joseph, 5. Mulley, Robert, 5. McNeice, John Alexander, 5. O'Donoghue, John, 5. Pilling, John Ithiel, 5. Prussing, Neil Alexander, 5. Reader, Francis David Morrison, 5. Smith, Archibald James, 5. Tindall, Frank William, 5. Williams, Arthur Henry, 5. Duddy, Patrick, 7. 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 Julv 1, 1908 Bishop, Frank Joseph, 6. 689 Feb. 1, 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, 697 May 1, 1911 McIlveney, James, 6. 231 May 1, 1911 Siddells, James, 8. 677 Aug. 1, 1911 Cassells, John James, 5 DETECTIVES. 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 Do--. 1, 1906 Kemp, Thomas S. C., 5. 943 Dcc. 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, 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, o 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 Rushwortli Joseph, 5. 1081 June 1, 1911 Powell, James, 5. 1133 June 1, 1911 Cameron, Donald, 5. « o Return of Persons summarily convicted at Magistrates' Courts, but not sent to Gaol. Name of Offender Where tried. When. iMTenoe. Senteuoe. Natire of Trade. g o M Height. Com- plexion. Hair. Ey » » . Nm. Distinguishing Marks, Ac. 1 ' 1 | ft. in. • Strachan, Robert .. Auckland 20/ 9/ 11 resisting police convicted and Sootland .. fireman 1886 5 4 pale fair blue .. discharged Woods, Charles Holden Auckland 21/ 9/ 11 wilful damage to pay damage England .. sailor 1862 5 QO fresh .. brown brown .. Hunter, Thomas Waihi 27/ 9/ 11 drunkenness fined 5s. & costs N. Zealand butcher 1885 5 10 fresh .. brown grey .. large obscene language fined £ 5 & costs wilful damage to pay damage Mortimer, James Duncan .. Te Awamutu 28/ 9/ 11 theft fined 10s. and Scotland .. bootmaker .. 1887 5 9 fair fair grey .. medium Nikorima Kia Tolaga Bay .. 20/ 9/ 11 theft costs fined £ 2 & costs N. Zealand labourer 1871 5 8 copper.. black .. brown .. flat or 14 days Smithson, John Taumarunui 29/ 9/ 11 theft fined 10s. and costs Victoria .. labourer 1873 5 8 dark .. dark brown brown .. promin ent Soar on wrist. Stewart, Alfred Stratford 29/ 9/ 11 false pretences convicted and N. Zealand sohoolboy .. 1898 4 6 f resh .. dark brown hazel .. small Stubborn sullen appearance. discharged Lomax, James Leonard Ohakune 29/ 9/ 11 theft ( 2 charges) fined £ 1 on each N. Zealand labourer 1895 6 1 fair, brown blue large Scar on forehead, left hand, and fresh coarse wiry hair. Paris, Fredrick Hastings 27/ 9/ 11 theft to come up if N. Zealand schoolboy .. 1896 5 0 black .. black brown .. large A negro. called on McMillan, Robert Hastings 27/ 9/ 11 theft to come up if N. Zealand schoolboy .. 1895 4 8 fair fair blue medium called on Clark, Jeremiah Wellington .. 26/ 9/ 11 theft to come up if Ireland labourer 1873 5 74 fair fair blue medium ALMA CLARK on left forearm. called on Miller, Hugh Timaru 3/ 8/ 11 breach of the peace fine or 7 days N. Zealand labourer 188715 2 fair brown grey .. medium Houlihan, John Timaru 17/ 8/ 11 assault fine or 14 days N. Zealand labourer 1889 5 9 sallow.. brown hazel .. medium See Police Gazette, 1910, page 416. Sole, Mary Timaru 16/ 9/ 11 theft ( 2 oharges) convicted and N. S. Wales domestic .. 1892 5 2 fresh .. brown brown .. medium discharged on each McMann, John Timaru 22/ 9/ 11 theft fine or 14 days N. Zealand labourer 1890 5 64 fresh .. brown brown .. medium Stubley, John James Dunedin 22/ 9/ 11 theft senttoBurnham N. Zealand schoolboy .. 1901 4 9 fresh .. fair blue medium Indus. School Bolton, Edith Florence Invercargill 21/ 9/ 11 rogue and vagabond .. to come up if N. Zealand domestic .. 1886 5 4 florid .. black hazel .. sharp, called on prominent Prendeville, James Otautau 18/ 9/ 11 assault fined £ 1 N. Zealand labourer 1887 5 10 dark .. dark brown brown .. medium Prendeville, Michael Otautau 18/ 9/ 11 assault fined £ 3 & costs N. Zealand labourer 1889 5 6 fresh .. dark brown blue medium N > 5> '" 0 o Q Rl Q > ts m i- 3 HJ H CO ETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE WEEK ENDED 23RD SEPTEMBER, 1911. Sraol, and Name of Prisoner. Where tried. When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. .2? © a Com- plexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. When dis- charged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. ( F. P. indicates that finger- impression# hate been liken.) Auckland Williams, Richard Parker, Thomas, alias Thomas Henry Connelly, Miohael, alias Connolly Martin, Michael Lee, Samuel John Webb, William Carter Payne, Phillip Ernest Kelly, Alfred William John, alias Alfred J. Harding, Joseph Thames- Wolfe, Harry, alias Kam- mody, alias Kammerley Ngatio Kereopa Waiotapu— Dillon, William Ernest Napier Flanagan, John, alias Grey, alias Hogan Craig, Alexander Smith, John, alias White, alias Murphy, alias O'Driscoll, < fec. Blackwell, Rooert, alias Robert Muegrave Walsh, Mary, alias Minnie New Plymouth— Maddern, Nicholas Albert Lotter, Leonard Auckland M C. Otahuhu M. C. Auckland M. C. Auokland M. C. Auckland M. C. W| hangare i M. C. Auckland M. C. Rotorua M. C. Auckland M. C. Thames M. C. Thames M. C. Rotorua M. C. .. Napier M. C. 14/ 9/ 11 21/ 8/ 11 13/ 9/ 11 21/ 8/ 11 7/ 9/ 11 22/ 8/ 11 24/ 5/ 11 18/ 4/ 11 15/ 9/ 11 ship- desertion remanded 1 fine or 7 days refusing to quit licensed premises assault .. .. fine or 7 days breach of a prohibition fine or 7 days order breach of a prohibition fine or 14 days order breach of a prohibition fine or 7 days order ( 2 charges) on each Canada N. Zealand Ireland N. Zealand cook labourer labourer tailor England ..; fireman breach of a prohibition order theft theft theft rogue and vagabond .. resisting police fine or 1 month England .. cook 3 months 1 month 1 month 6 months remanded .. N. Zealand watchmaker 1877 .. N. Zealand labourer .. N. Zealand seaman 13/ 9/ 111 assault 7/ 9/ 11 theft fine or 7 days 14 days 23/ 11/ 10 false pretences ( 3 c'hgs) 3 mo's on each America .. mill hand false pretences .. 12 months Prussia .. j labourer aboriginal labourer 19/ 7/ 11 21/ 6/ 11 16/ 9/ 11 drunkenness .. .. 2 months .. England .. fireman breach of a prohibition fine or 1 month order -. 3 months .. Ireland .. blacksmith idle and disorderly idle and disorderl .. fine or 7 days Kngland .. labourer 24/ 6/ 11 theft 24/ 6/ 11 theft 20/ 9/ 11 15/ 3/ 10 arson forgery and uttering 3 months .. England .. labourer 3 months .. N. Zealand domestic acquitted .. N. Zealand labourer 2 years .. Germany .. storekeeper ft. in. 1870 5 H black .. black brown .. flat 1879 5 81 fresh .. brown dk. grey large 1864 5 61 fresh .. dark brown blue .. large 1879 5 51 dark .. black, ourly brown .. medium 1869 5 4} swarthy blaok brown .. large 1854 5 24 dark .. dark brown, hazel .. medium turning grey- 6 1 dark .. dark brown dk. blue medium 1883 5 8 fresh .. brown hazel .. medium 1871 5 11 fresh .. dark brown blue medium 1862 5 8 fresh .. grey grey .. large, pointe( 1889 5 5 copper.. black brown .. medium 1882 5 94 fresh .. light brown grey .. medium 1865 5 44 fair dark blue crooked 1860 5 5 fair grey bluo- gr'y medium 1863 5 4} sallow .. light brown blue medium 1880 5 61 dark .. dark brown grey .. medium 1878 5 2 fresh .. auburn blue- gr'y broken 1884 5 81 fresh .. brown grey .. medium 1868 5 21 dark .. black hazel .. Roman 18/ 9/ 11 19/ 9/ 11 19/ 9/ 11 20/ 9/ 11 21/ 9/ 11 23/ 9/ 11 23/ 9/ 11 23/ 9/ 11 22/ 9/ 11 19/ 9/ 11 20/ 9/ 11 I. M. C., ELSIE, MINNIE, REMEMBER ME, and fish on left forearm ; anchor on left hand. 10 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 390.) Arrested 6/ 9/ 11. Sentences cumulative. 19 p. c. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 455.) 4 p. c. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 280.) Arrested 7/ 9/ 11. 5 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 28/ 6/ 09. Arrested 15/ 9/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 425.) Arrested 24/ 8/ 11. Scar on nose. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 16/ 8/ 11. First and second sentences cumula- tive. 25 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 75.) Ship on left upper arm; American and New Zealand flags on right upper arm. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1898, page 176.) F. P. 21/ 9/ 11 2 p. c. Crossed flags, rising sun, LIBERTY, cap, and heart on right forearm ; scar on left wrist. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 25/ 11/ 10, and at Waiotapu, 11/ 4/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 298;) 18/ 9/ 11 18 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 364.) 20/ 9/ 11 1 p. o. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 435.) 22/ 9/ 11 Numerous p. o. F. P. Photographed at New Ply- mouth, 18/ 9/ 07. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 348.) 23/ 9/ 11 2 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Napier, 19/ 5/ 11. | ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 258.) 23/ 9/ 11119 p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 543.) 20/ 9/ 11 1 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Waipa, 5/ 9/ 09. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 473.) 23/ 9/ 11 Several p. c. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 23/ 3/ 04. ( See Police Gazette, 1909, page 85.) 2 H csi > t" 1 > « T) O t- i— i o M CP > N Si H H M o a t3 RETURN OP PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE WEEK ENDED 23RD SEPTEMBER, 1911 - continued. Gaol, and Name of Prisoner. Where tried. When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. Born 60 © IS Com- plexion. Hair. Eyes. Noae When dis- charged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. ( F. P. indicatex that finger- impregeiontt have been taken.) theft, and theft from a dwelling .. Wanganui 18/ 8/ 11 procuring liquor M. C. .. Wellington M. C. few Plymouth— contd. Kane, Thomas, alias Hayes, James / anganui— Thompson, John Palmerston N.— Mason, John .. Carkeek, John, alias Carson ^ Wellington — Scott, John McGrath, Michael, alias O'Connor, alias Shar- ken, alias Sharker Cosgrove, Leonard McEwan, Jessie, alias Harvey, alias Edwards Henderson, Robert M. C. Napier M. C. Wellington M. C. PalmerstonN. • Jennings, John James Wellington M. C. Pankhurst, Henry, alias Harry Moore, John .. 13/ 9/ 11 theft 11/ 9/ 11 travelling in a railway- oarriage without a ticket 12/ 9/ 11 breach of a prohibition order 19/ 6/ 11 idle and disorderly 12/ 4/ 11 theft rogue and vagabond 2 years, and de- clared habitual criminal 30 days 7 days fine or 7 days Ireland Scotland .. N. Zealand N. Zealand Ireland 28/ 11/ 10 22/ 5/ 11 22/ 3/ 11 24/ 8/ 11 fine or 7 days 3 months .. Ireland 6 months 12 months N. Zealand theft theft default of sureties drunkenness .. 3 months 1 month . 6 months 1 month Sootland .. N, Zealand Wellington M. C. Gunson, Alfred Gibson Kirkwood, James Hanmer Springs- Anderson, Thomas, alias Hussey, jun. Auckland M. C. Wellington M. C. Timaru M. C. Christchurch M. C. 4/ 9/ 11 grossly indecent act 10/ 8/ 11 20/ 9/ 11 5/ 1/ 11 10/ 1/ 11 breach of a prohibition order fine or 21 days fine or 7 days debt .. fine or 3 days false pretences ( 3 c'hgs) theft 2 mo's on each . Ireland England .. Scotland .. England .. Australia .. N. Zealand .. 3 months l labourer waterman labourer spieler labourer electrician labourer prostitute bootmaker steward fireman ft. in. 1872 5 11 1845 5 8 1890 1872 1861 1881 1892 1868 1875 9 04 3J n 84 04 dark .. fair fair swarthy swarthy fresh .. swarthy sallow .. fair 188' J 5 11£ pale labourer electrical engineer . 1871 . 1877 1872 1877 1887 5 6 5 5J 5 7J dark fresh dark fair dark brown grey fair black grey brown blaok, curly brown, turn ing grey brown brown .. small blue blue brown grey brown brown brown brown, turn- ing grey dark brown brown medium long medium large blue- gr'y medium dark br. medium hazel blue medium medium dk. grey medium brown .. oblique grey grey blue grey long, pointed . oblique . medium . medium 23/ 9/ 11 Numerous p. c. F. P. Photographed at Hokitika, 4/ 8/ 04. Discharged on probation. ( See Police Gazette, 1908 page, 215.) 16/ 9/ 11 Left leg off at hip. ( See Police Gazette, 1908, page 186.) 19/ 9/ 11 F. P. 20/ 9/ 11 Scar on left thumb ; eight deep scars on left side of shin ; large ears. Fn e paid. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 95.) 18/ 9/ 11 7 p. c. Clasped hands over heart on right fore- arm ; blue line and two scars on left forearm ; tip of left ear off. 18/ 9/ 11 6 p. c. Mole on each cheek. F. P. Photographed at Wellington, 23/ 11/ 09. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 447.) 18/ 9/ 11 2 p. c. A fcalf- caste Maori. F. P. Photographed at Auckland, 20/ 4/ 10. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 200.) 20/ 9/ 11 Numerous p. c. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 514.) 21/ 9/ 11 3 p. c. Two birds on right leg; dagger on left breast; crossed flags on left upper arm ; Japanese woman, plant in pot, and two birds on left forearm ; two flags in scroll on right upper arm. F. P. Photographed at Palmerston North, 29/ 9/ 09. Sentences cumulative. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 21.) 21/ 9/ 11 Scroll with shamrock and LILLY on right fore- arm ; large eyes; thick lips. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 144.) 23/ 9/ 11 8 p. c. Two faint dots on right forearm ; numer- ous dots on left forearm and hand; scar under right eye. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 349.) 14/ 9/ 11 1 p. c. Crucifixion on right forearm ; woman on left forearm ; nearly all upper teeth missing; piDched features. F. P. Fine paid. ( See Police Gazette, 1903, page 136.) Soar behind rignt ear. Arrested 13/ 9/ 11. 19/ 9/ 11 23/ 9/ 11 19/ 9/ 11 Forehead freckled ; scar between left thumb and index finger. F. P. Photographed at Hanmer Springs, 21/ 4/ 11. Sentences cumulative. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 361.) KETURN OP PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED PROM GAOLS DURING THE WEEK ENDED 23RD SEPTEMBER, 1911— continued. 3aol, and Name of Prisoner. Where tried When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. 60 K Com- plexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. When dis- I charged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. I F. P. indicates that fmger- impremons have been taken.) Lyttelton- - Morris, William, alias William Christopher, alias William Thomas McKegney, Mary, alias McKenzie Underwood, James Everest Ward, Allen, alias Wil- liam Syvret, John George Mills, John Dunedin— Spriggins, William, alias McAlister Woods, John Patrick .. Pollock, Henry Rae, William Johnstone Lamont, Angers Wise, Benjamin Payne, Albert .. Lambert, alias Wildes. John Brown, Caroline Christchuroh M. C. 5/ 9/ 11 Christchurch M. C. Port Awanui M. C. Christchurch M. C. Cbristchurch M. C. Cbristchurch M. C. 19/ 6/ 11 14/ 9/ 11 9/ 9/ 11 9/ 9/ 11 25/ 8/ 11 Dunedin M. C. 30/ 8/ 11 Dunedin M. C. 14/ 6/ 11 Dunedin S. C. 21/ 11/ 10 BalcluthaM. C. 28/ 8/ 11 Dunedin M. C. 5/ 9/ 11 Dunedin M. C. 19/ 9/ 11 Dunedin M. C. 7/ 7/ 11 Oamaru M. C. 12/ 1/ 11 Dunedin M. C. 23/ 8/ 11 theft idle and disorderly default of maintenance reoeiving stolen property theft obscene language theft obscene language receiving stolen property theft 14 days 3 months remanded 14 days 14 days 1 month remanded 3 months 12 months 21 days drunkenness .. .. fine or 24 hours obscene language .. fine or 14 days assaulting police .. 14 days grossly indecent act .. remanded sly- grog selling .. I fine or 1 month default of maintenance 2 months escaping from Armyjl mouth Rescue Home N. Zealand N. Zealand N. Zealand N. Zealand England .. N. Zealand Victoria .. N. Zealand N. Zealand N. Zealand Scotland .. cook prostitute labourer tailor bootmaker labourer farm labour'r labourer tobacconist labourer fireman 1881 ft. in. 5 10£ 1874 5 6J 1889 1883 1871 1873 1889 1880 5 9 5 7J fair fair fresh fair 5 8 dark 5 11J fair 5 6J| fresh 5 4 fresh Scotland .. draper N. Zealand ' butcher 1876 11879 1869 1869 N. Zealand [ labourer .. 1889 5 6J'dark Ireland prostitute .., 1868 . fair hazel brown .. blue auburn .. brown , fair, curly .. grey grey . J hazel fair .. blue light brown light brown dark . . brown fresh . . dark fresh . . brown 8 | fresh 5| fresh 5 2 florid brown dark brown dark brown grey • grey brown grey grey grey brown blue blue small .. small hooked .. medium medium medium broad prominent medium small long large long . large 18/ 9/ 11 18/ 9/ 11 21/ 9/ 11 22/ 9/ 11 22/ 9/ 11 23/ 9/ 11 11/ 9/ 11 13/ 9/ 11 14/ 9/ 11 16/ 9/ 11 19/ 9/ 11 19/ 9/ 11 22/ 9/ 11 3 p. c. F. P. Photographed at Lyttelton, 9/ 9/ 11. ( Seo Police Gazette, 1911, page 162.) Numerous p. c. P. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 298.) Two scars over left eye. 1 p. c. Photographed at Lyttelton, 23/ 11/ 04. ( See Police Gazette, 1904, page 368.) Scar on nose. F. P. 1 p. c. Photographed at Lyttelton, ( See Police Gazette, 1903, page 159.) Mark on right thigh. 25/ 5/ 03. medium | 21/ 9/ 11 22/ 9/ 11 Scar and unfinished coat of arms on right hand ; coat of arms on right arm ; eight- pointed star and emblem on left arm ; flag and star on left hand. F. P. ( See Police Gazette, 1904, page 153.) Small mole on right cheek. P. P. Photographed | at Dunedin, 6/ 9/ 11. Small chin. P. P. Photographed at Invercargill, 6/ 5/ 99. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 445.) Soar on right eyebrow and upper lip. P. P. Fine on second charge paid. Sentences cumulative. ( See Police Gazette, 1908, page 280.) Tattooed between left thumb and index finger. Bailed. ( See Police Gazette, 1911, page 54.) Scar on left cheek and under right eye. F. P. Warrant executed 23/ 8/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1892, page 206.) Man boxing on right forearm. P. P. Photo- graphed at Lytteltou, 24/ 8/ 10. Warrant exe- cuted 22/ 7/ 11. ( See Police Gazette, 1910, page 390.) See Police Gazette, 1911, page 86. N H > i— i L > nd a H M- 2 > N fel •" 3 By Authority: JOHN MACKAY, Government Printer, Wellington.