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Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 248, 24 October 1934, Page 6

Tho death of Colonel T. Jowsey, C.M.G., D. 5.0., occurred in the Waihi Hospital on Monday evening in his 815 rd year. Colonel Jowsey was bom in England and when a young man joined the Imperial Army. .Ho took a keon Interest in local affairs. Ho was a member of tho Waihi Borough Council and for some years had been a member of the Hospital Board. He is survived by a widow and one son.

Addressing the Grand Jury at the opening of the criminal sessions at Auckland yesterday, Mr, Justice Herdman commented on the prevalence of house-breaking and the efforts made to apprehend offenders. “House-breaking to-day appears to be the most fancied form of criminal activity. I fear that many cases of this kind go undetected; tho reason I am unable to state. The detective officers appear to work ably and well, so does tho average constable, and so, in some cases, do the sergeants,” his Honour said. “In the matter of equipment we lag sadly behind in New Zealand. Everybody knows that to get speedily to the placo where a. crime has been committed is of vital importance. It may bo that at tho present time we can’t asord to launch out in the matter of expenditure.”

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