Miscellaneous Information.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume III, Issue 15, 16 July 1879, Page 125

Miscellaneous Information.

Appointments as Officers. E. Swindley, late Sub-Inspector A.C., to be Acting-Inspector. C. Maling, N.Z.C., late Sergeant Corps of Guides, to be Acting Sub-Inspector. Major C. G. Minuitt, late 18th Root, to be Acting SubInspector. Charles Alfred Grubb, late Lieutenant 94th Root, to be SubInspector. Captain Thomas Hompton, New Zealand Militia, to be Paymaster. William Rorbes Keating, L.R.C.P., to be Surgeon. Henry Thomas Hugh Chapman, M.R.C.S., to be Surgeon.

Appointments as Constables. George Hill, No. 1300. Joseph Hall, No. 1301. George Tait, No. 1302. Samuel John Espenett, No. 1303. George Parmenter, No. 1304. Arthur Edward Ade, No. 1305. Thomas Parks, No. 1306. Richard Phelan, No. 1307. Thomas Roland Wright, No. 1308. John Cullum, No. 1309. Philip Lemasurier, No. 1311. Robert Erederick Bird, No. 1312. Murdo McKenzie, No. 1313. Robert McClelland, No. 1314. John Walsh, No. 1315. Thomas Earquharson, No. 1316. James O’Halloran, No. 1317. Eritz Schmedeman, No. 1318. Joseph Cowan, No. 1319. Erank Watts, No. 1320. John Reidpath, No. 1321. James Robinson Couper, No. 1322. George Eord, No. 1323. Colin McLeod, No. 1324. John Martin Parli, No. 1325. John Richard Gernlioefer, No. 1326. Harry Tilby, No. 1327. James Wareing, No. 1328. Patrick Carr, No. 1329. Patrick Murphy, No. 1330. Reginald Campbell Blakcr, No. 1331. Robert Erederick Henry, No. 1332. Robert East, No. 1333. John O’Connor, No. 1334. Patrick Cullen, No. 1335. Joseph Robert Kesterton, No. 1336. Alexander Scully, No. 1337. John Eletcher, No. 1338. Henry Sutherland, No. 1339. David McCullock, No. 1340. Michael Francis Kearney, No. 1341. James Ashton, No. 1342. James Woodhouse, No. 1343. Thomas Crawford Wallace, No. 1344. James Henry, No. 1345. William Curtis, No. 1346. Thomas John Billing, No. 1347. Peregrine Hem’y Foster, No. 1348. George Low, No. 1349. Sidney Haycroft, No. 1350. Chnides Sole, No. 1351. Earquhar Campbell Anderson, No. 1352. Joseph Quickfall, No. 1353.

Horace D’Elmaine, No. 1354. Ileining Rasmussen, No. 1355. Neils Olson, No. 1356. John O’Donohue, No. 1357. Walter Ainsworth, No. 1358. Edward Murphy, No. 1359. Marcus John Mcßeynolds, No. 1360. Edward William Holden, No. 1361. Walter Harford, No. 1362. Edward Grant, No. 1363. Patrick Minogue, No. 1364. Erederick Thomas Taylor, No. 1365. Antonio Cometti, No. 1366. John McMahon, No. 1367. William Ross, No. 1368. Robert Allen, No. 1369. William Aaron Brown, No. 1370.

Promotions.

First-class Sergeant Colin McKenzie Taylor, No. 203, late Lieutenant 12th Foot, and Second-class Sergeant Henry Gordon, No. 278, late Ensign 44th Root, to be Sub-Inspectors. Probationary Third-class Sergeants Thomas Bland, No. 162, John Webb, No. 434, John Roper, No. 811, Charles Bonner, No. 671, and William Richard Price, No. 1192, promotion confirmed.

Constables Joseph Benjamin Webb, No. 81, Joshua Forster, 239, Arthur Wilson Gooch, No. 290, John Dunn, No. 110, Edward Stunner, No. 125, George Elliott, No. 130, Michael Dwyer, No. 376, James Addison, No. 138, Percy Galbraith, No. 852, Augustus James Howard, No. 452, and Michael Foley, No. 575, to be Third-class Sergeants.

Resignations. Constable James Fitzsimmons, No. 1210. Constable Owen Pleasants, No. 809. Constable Charles Alfred Grubb, No. 1165,

Discharged. Constable Richard Harold, No. 926.

Dismissals. Constable William Williams, No. 48. Constable John Henry Green, No. 100. Constable John Kelly, No. 1095. Constable John Guider, No. 1097.

Rewards.

The sum of £lO has been awarded from the Reward Fund to Inspector William Graham Fox, Invercargill Police, in recognition of prompt and praiseworthy conduct shown by him in effecting the arrest of James Welsh, executed for the murder of his wife.

The sum of £8 has been awarded to Sergeant Maurice Ready, Wellington Police, for the arrest of Llewellyn Kidd, who deserted from H.M.S. “ Emerald,” at Wellington, on the 9th of April last.

The sum of £2 each has been awarded from the Reward Fund to Sergeant Donald Boyd and Constables John Buchanan and Henry Fretwell, Invercargill and Mataura Police, in recognition of zeal and ability shown by them in the arrest of four seamen charged with riotous and disorderly conduct at Campbelltown on the night of the 12th of April last.