Miscellaneous Information.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 4, 25 February 1880, Page 30

Miscellaneous Information.

Appointments as Constables. Henry Beattie, No. 1847. Michael Franklin, No. 1848. James Franklin, No. 1849. William Arnold, No. 1850. Theophilus Doughty, No. 1851. Edward John Dudley, No. 1852. Harry Hobson, No. 1853. Thomas Hughson, No. 1854. Joseph Mulrain, No. 1855. John Murray, No. 1856. Edmund O’Dea, No. 1857. George Westeoat Wyman, No. 1858. Joseph Body, No. 1859. Patrick Breen, No. 1860. Patrick Carbery, No. 1861. Andrew Christie, No. 1862. James Finn, No. 1863. Samuel Faliey, No. 1864. John Gragen, No. 1865. Joseph Henry Reginald Heath, No. 1866. James Huxtable, No. 1867. Daniel Lonergan, No. 1868. John Madden, No. 1869. William Patton, No. 1870. Roland Porter, No. 1871. Frank William Schulz, No. 1872. James Smith, No. 1873. Daniel Bogus, No. 1874. William Christie, No. 1875. Jeremiah Donovan, No. 1876. William Ham, No. 1877. Edward Hall, No. 1878. James McGee, No. 1879. Denis McKeown, No. 1880. Daniel McPliee, No. 1881. James Ryan, No. 1882,

Patrick Ryan, No. ISB3. Francis James Taylor, No. 1881. Ariki Whatarau, No. 1885. Henry Whitty, No. 1888. Eugene Charles Buckler, No. 1887. Michael Cox, No. 1888. James Joseph Hoyle, No. 1889. Thomas Howard, No. 1890. Nathaniel Millar, No. 1891. Hans Christian Petersen, No. 1892. Joseph Reynolds, No. 1893. Joseph Henry Howell, No. 1891. Frederick James Daniel Sams, No. 1895. William McNamara, No. 1896. John Willing Warren, No. 1897. Edwin Smith, No. IS9B. George Carlolati Mossop, No. 1899. Robert Hazelton Sheppard, No. 1900. John Myles, No. 1901. Thomas Caldwell Smiley, No. 1902. David Leahy, No. 1903. Charles Samuel Johnson, No. 1904. John Cullinanc, No. 1905. Thomas Morris McWilliam, No. 190 G. John Hickie, No. 1907. Charles Halls, No. 1908. Elsdon Best, No. 1909. Michael Reidy. No. 1910. Thomas Pole Hughson, No. 1911. William Fenton McCulloch, No. 1912. Michael Butler, No. 1913. George Henry Collie, No. 1914. John Henry Barter, No. 1915. John Fitzpatrick Connolly, No. 1916. Joseph Granville Langley Stevenson, No. 1917.

Promotions.

Third-class Sergeant Augustus James Howard, No. 452, to be Second-class Sergeant. Probationary Third-class Sergeants Thomas Rosson Pointon, No. 1053, and Otto Magnus Theodore von Porat, No. 1190, promotion confirmed. Constable William Pacey, No. 1411, to be Third-class Sergeant. Resignations. Constable Joseph Moore. No. 1383. Constable John Kerr, No. 1087. Discharges. Constable Owen Onnsby Irwin, No. 1291. Constable John Dunn, No. 1295. Constable Archibald MacLaughlin, No. 327 (on compensation) Dismissals. Constable John McCulley, No. 1493. Constable John O’Connor, No. 1334. Constable Walter Franklin, No. 1421. Constable George Harper, No. 1754. Constable Andrew O’Brine, No. 1550. Constable Charles Hall, No. 1751. Death. Third-class Sergeant Edward Coffey, No. 431. Rewards. The sum of £3 and £2 respectively lias been awarded from the Reward Fund to Sergeant William Beatty and Detective Thomas Livingstone, Oainaru Police, in recognition of their promptitude in effecting the arrest of Harry Fell, sentenced at the last sittings of the Supreme Court at Dunedin to twelve months’ labour for forgery and uttering.

The sum of £l has been awarded to Constable William Walker, Otago Police, for the arrest of a seaman who deserted from the ship “ Hermione,” at Port Chalmers.

The sum of £9 has been awarded to Sergeant John Rooney, Palmerston South Police, for the arrest of three seamen who deserted from the ship “ Waipa,” at Port Chalmers.

The sum of £4 has been awarded to Constable Michael Naugliton, Helensville Police, for the arrest of a seaman who deserted from the ship “ Ben Nevis,” at Auckland.

The sum of £4 ss. Id. each has been awarded by the Customs Department to Detective George Jeffery and Constable Herbert Jones, Auckland Police, in recognition of their services in connection with the prosecution of Emma Watson, fined £2O 18s. and costs for having a quantity of smuggled whiskey, &c., in her possession, at Auckland.

The sum of £1 has been awarded to Constable Peter McDonald, Wellington Police, for the recovery of a purse containing £7, lost by David Smith, at Wellington.

About the 2nd instant, at Balclutha, four large panes of glass were maliciously broken in the windows of the Clutha newspaper office, the property of John Smith Fleming ; and about the same time a number of flowers, flower-pots, &c., were maliciously broken in his garden; damage to the extent of about £3 was done.

Oh the morning of the Ist instant a pane of glass, value 10s., was maliciously broken in one of the windows of the house of Hector Alexander, Stafford Road, South Dunedin.

Oh the 6th instant, at Halcornbe, a small new garden-gate, the property of William Larcen, was maliciously broken and damaged to the extent of ss.