Miscellaneous Information.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume X, Issue 15, 21 July 1886, Page 136

Miscellaneous Information.

Services dispensed ivith. The services of First-class Inspector William Charles Lyon have been dispensed with on reduction of the Field Force, from the 30th ultimo.

Appointments as Constables. Henry David James, No. 2817. Richard Drury-Lowe, No. 2818. Daines Barrington Snow, No. 2819. Cecil Raymond Seymour, No. 2820. Alfred Hugh Ross, No. 2821. William Ramsay, No. 2822.

Designations

Artillery Branch. Constable James Johnson, No. 410.

Field Force Branch. Constable John Harper Cunningham, No. 419. Constable James O’Sullivan, No. 995. Constable William Firkins, No. 1784. Constable John Henry Rowson, No. 2203. Constable William John Woods, No. 2659. Constable James Sifileet, No. 2705.

Death. Police Branch : Constable Charles McGaughran, No. 974,

Rewards

The sum of £5 16s. each has been awarded to Constables Alexander McGilp and Edward Lamb, Russell Police, for the arrest of four seamen who deserted from the barque “ Petrel.”

The sum of £3 each has been awarded to Constables D. Gordon and C. Hogg, Whangarei and Kamo Police, in recognition of their services in connection with the detection and prosecution of Richard Joyce, fined £2O and costs for sly grogselling. A quantity of liquor seized by the constables was also forfeited.

The sum of £5 has been awarded by Mr. William Evans, of Otapiri Flat, to Constable Hugh Mulholland, Winton Police, in recognition of his exertions in endeavouring to trace the sheep stolen from Mr. Evans by the offender, Frederick Popenhagen.

The sum of £3 has been awarded to Constables Patrick Bowman and Charles Lot Daubney, Lawrence Police, in recognition of the tact and zeal shown by them in connection with the detection and prosecution of Hessy Carson, fined £ls and costs for sly grog-selling.