Miscellaneous Information.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume V, Issue 23, 16 November 1881, Page 194

Miscellaneous Information.

Appointments as Constables. Alfred Octavius Hardy, No. 2427. William Johnson, No. 2428. Edw r in Tattersall, No. 2429. Thomas O’Gorman, No. 2430. Robert Blair, No. 2131. James McAlister, No. 2432. Henry Me Linden, No. 2433. Thomas Oliver Turnbull, No. 2434. John Twomey, No. 2435. Edward Grant, No. 2426. Patrick Bowler, No. 2437. Alfred Duggan, No. 2438. Daniel Sullivan, No. 2439. Simon Brown, No. 2440. Thomas Caraher, No. 2441. Thomas Hume Conway, No. 2442. Thomas Elliott Creeks, No. 2443. William Crowe, No. 2444. George Frederick Eise, No. 2445. Arthur Tilby, No. 2446. John Fletcher, No. 2447. George Frizell, No. 2448. John Thomas, No. 2449. James Wallace, No. 2450. Anthony John Mundella Braybrooke Wardle, No. 2451. Lawrence Carroll, No. 2452. William Callingham, No. 2453. Thomas Cowley, No. 2454. Peter Joseph Cunningham, No. 2455. James Murphy. No. 2456. Charles Frederick Romley, No. 2457. Sydney Walby Webbe, No. 2458. John Dalton, No. 2459. Llewellyn Gwilliam, No. 2460. Jeremiah Larkin, No. 2461. Arthur Henry Fry, No. 2462. William Smith, No. 2 463. William Nugent, No. 2464. Windsor Hickman Humphreys, No. 2465. William Christie, No. 2466. Christen Hansen, No. 2467. Michael Keaney, No. 2468. Ebenezer Maxwell, No. 2469.

Promotions.

Second-class Sergeants Thomas McMillan, No. 1031; Charles Octavius Hawke, No. 428; William Henry Roberts, No. 197; John Webb, No. 434; Joseph Benjamin Webb, No. 81; and Michael Foley, No. 578, to be First-class Sergeants.

Third-class Sergeants James Thomas Webb, No. 87 ; Thomas Cleary, No. 427; John Lloyd, No. 429; Charles Grey, No. 312; William Pacey, No. 1411; John Forbes, No. 332; and William Aytoun Silver, No. 923, to be Second-class Sergeants. Constable John Blackmore, No. 2375, to be Probationary Third-class Sergeant. Probationary Third-class Sergeant John Blackmore, No. 2375, promotion confirmed. Constables Charles Bleasel, No. 435 ; William McKearney, No. 339 ; John Molloy, No. 365 ; Charles Edward Molesworth, No. 531; Thomas Farquharson, No. 1316; and Hey wood Chapman, No. 1636, to be Third-class Sergeants.

Discharges. Constable James McEvoy, No. 1540. Constable William James Ewing, No. 2020.

Dismissals. Constable William Herdman, No. 1843. Constable Heber Jupp, No 2386. Constable Edwin Tattersall, No. 2429. Constable Thomas O’Gorman, No. 2430.

Rewards. The sum of £5 has been awarded from the Reward Fund to Constable George Neale, Queenstown Police, in recognition of the energy, zeal, and efficiency shown by him in the arrest and prosecution of Frederick Coy, committed for trial for killing six sheep with intent to steal the skins.

The sum of £1 has been awarded to Constable Thomas Harvey, Hawke’s Bay Police, for the arrest of John George Craig, who deserted from the ship “ Wave Queen.”

Between the 22nd and 24th ultimo, at Woodlands, Southland, seven bags containing seed oats, the property of William Smith, were maliciously cut, and the oats scattered about and damaged to the extent of £l.

During the night of the 26th ultimo, at Tinwald, three tether collars and ropes, the property of Cyril Jepson, value £l, were maliciously cut to pieces and destroyed.

During the night of the 28th ultimo a wire fence at Te Awamutu, the properly of the G-overnment, was maliciously cut, and damaged to the extent of 10s.