Miscellaneous Information.
Appointments as Constables. Henry Jerred, No. 1918. Thomas Tweddle Robertson, No. 1919. William Henry Bell, No. 1920.
Allan Murray Ayles, No. 1921. Robert Norman, No. 1922. Frederick Meyers, No. 1923. William August Jessen, No. 1924. Henry Wynn-Williams, No. 1925. James Bree, No. 1928. William Dow Donaldson, No. 1927Frederick Jones, No. 1928. Resignations. Constable James Gilbert Hulse, No. 1500. Constable Harry Sebley, No. 1244. Constable James Dunleavy, No. 831. Discharges. Constable Hugh Beattie, No. 31 (on compensation). Constable Booth Doria, No. 1271. Dismissals. Constable Charles Gardener, No. 1846. Constable John Skelton Banks, No. 1806. Constable James Gormley, No. 1296. Constable Arthur Robert Jackson, No. 1764. Death. Constable Patrick Foley, No. 1248. Rewards. The sum of £3 has been awarded from the Reward Fund to Constable John Hartnett, Otago Police, in recognition of his promptitude in arresting John Bateman, sentenced at the last sittings of the Supreme Court- at Dunedin to twelve months’ labour for wounding with intent.
The sum of £2 lias been awarded from the Reward Fund to Constable Robert Neill, Lyttelton Police, in acknowledgment of the zeal shown by him in effecting the arrest of Francis Hopkins Yalpey, charged with embezzlement.
The sum of £4 each has been awarded to Detective Samuel Brennan and Constable Douglas Gordon, Auckland Police, for the arrest of Patimins, who deserted from Her Majesty’s ship “ Alacrity,” at Auckland.
The sum of £2 lias been awarded to Constable Nixon Scott,, Te Kopuru Police, for the arrest of a seaman who deserted from the schooner “ Cissy.”
The police station at No Town, Grey District, has been closed.
About the 151 ultimo, at Kaiapoi, two slip-panel rails, the properly of Samuel Johnston, were maliciously broken.
About the 18th ultimo the rope of a pile-driver at Stuart Street Jetty, Dunedin, the property of Hector McKenzie, was maliciously cut in three places, and damaged to the extent of £2 10s.
(See Police Gazette, 1879, page 235.) The sixteen French convicts who escaped in the schooner “ Monde from New Caledonia have been arrested.
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New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 5, 10 March 1880, Page 38
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335Miscellaneous Information. New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 5, 10 March 1880, Page 38
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