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Canterbury Police Gazette, Volume V, Issue 17, 2 September 1867, Page 112

NOTICE.

The Members of the Force in command of districts will forward to this office an accurate descrip ion o any of the criminal class changing their haunts m this Province, or leaving for any of the other settlements or colonies, that communications may be conveyed, intimating such facts, to those in charge o the former, or in other places to the heads o e several Police Departments.

NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Police Department are requested to present them for payment. Should any unnecessary delay arise, a difficulty will he found in obtaining the amount, and all Members of the Force are required to use every means in their power to facilitate the settlement of accounts.

JNTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The provisions of the Dog Nuisance Ordinance, after this date will be strictly enforced, and any dog or dogs, three months old or upwards, not found to be duly registered, will be destroyed. Dogs found wearing badges not issued during the current year will be killed, and the owners prosecuted.

NOTICE.

Whex Warrants are issued for the arrest of offenders who may he in other Colonies, they should be signed by Magistrates whose signatures can he identified by some person resident therein. Certified copies- of the original charge and information must accompany each Warrant, which must be forwarded to the Commissioner’s office.

NOTICE.

The Members of the Force throughout the Province will in every instance file the Police Gazette for future reference. The responsible persons neglecting to comply with this order will be supplied with the numbers deficient, and charged with the cost.

NOTICE.

REWARDS EOR THE DISCOVERY OP ILLICIT DISTILLATION". It is hereby notified that rewards varying in amount from Five Pounds to Fifty Pounds will be given for such information as may lead to the detection and conviction of Persons engaged in Illicit Distillation. The Rewards will vary in amount, in proportion to the importance of the Seizure, will be payable immediately upon conviction being obtained, and will be in addition to the portion of the fine or of the proceeds of the Seizure which by law is to be paid to the Person affording the information. Information may be given to any Collector of Customs or Officer of Police throughout the colony. The name of the person giving the information will not be dnulged except with his own consent. J. C. RICHMOND. Office of Commissioner of Customs Wellington, 18th Jan., 1867.