Miscellaneous Information.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XIV, Issue 15, 16 July 1890, Page 134

Miscellaneous Information.

Commissioner of Police appointed. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Hume,

New Zealand Militia, to be Commissioner of Police, vice Major Walter Edward Gudgeon, transferred.

Appointment as Constable Thomas Mayne, No. 579.

Discharge cancelled. (See Police Gazette, 1890, page 114.) Constable John Bridgman, No. 444.

Death. Constable John Cotter, No. 302.

Station reopened

Kamo, Bay of Islands District.

Peivards,

The sums of £8 18s. and £3, respectively, have been awarded by the Customs Department to Constable John Jeffries and ex-Constable J. F. Palamontain, Charleston and Denniston Police, in recognition of their services in connection with the prosecution of J. Weir, of Cape Foulwind, convicted for breaches of “ The Beer Duty Act, 1880.”

The sum of £1 has been awarded by the Otago Acclimatisation Society to Sergeant Christopher Conn, Palmerston Police, in recognition of his services in connection with the detection and prosecution of Mohi te Koaki, fined £2 and costs for a breach of the regulations under “The Fisheries Conservation Act, 1884,” for illegally having in his possession and offering a trout for sale.

Thf. sum of £1 10s. each has been awarded by the Customs Department to Constables Stephen Kelso and John Watt, Greymouth and Ahaura Police, in recognition of their services in connection with the prosecution of John Smith, of Ahaura, convicted for a breach of “ The Beer Duty Act, 1880.”

The sums of £5 and £3, respectively, have been awarded by the Customs Department to Constables Henry Fretwell and George McChesney, Gore Police, in recognition of their services in connection with the prosecution of R. Whittingliam, convicted for a breach of “The Beer Duty Act, 1880.”

Junior Examination of Police.

H. A. Stratford, Examiner. Oamaru, sth July, 1890. A. Hume, Commissioner of Police Wellington, 11th July, 1890.

Register No. Rank: Constable. Name. Station. Nos. on 1st Paper. Nos. on 2nd Paper. Full No. of Marks. 281 2nd Class A. Cruicksliank Dunedin 74 88 162 422 3rd Class H. P. Pasmussen Cromwell .. 86 75 161 391 2nd Class E. P. Bird Hawksbury 74 86 160 340 3rd Class D. O’Rourke .. Wellington .. 75 84 159 380 2nd Class W. Fouhy Dunedin 86 68 154 109 1st Class W. H. Haddrell Malvern 81 69 150 311 3rd Class G. Hastie Dunedin 78 72 150 202 1st Class W. Warring Southbridge 64 84 148 448 3rd Class J. J. Weathered Christchurch 58 78 136 294 2nd Class D. Brosnahan .. Waipukurau 66 69 135 195 1st Class R. Darby Carterton .. 66 68 134 335 2nd Class N. Miller Mosgiel 76 53 129 347 2nd Class W. J. Simpson Leeston 72 54 126 385 2nd Class T. J. Drake Lyttelton .. 69 57 126 397 2nd Class L. Carroll Auckland .. 65 57 122 383 2nd Class H. H. Carr .. Kawakawa 58 61 119 231 1st Class J. Siddels Ormondville 57 61 118 51 2nd Class J. T. Steel Auckland .. 58 60 118 280 2nd Class E. Egan Temuka 54 61 115 400 2nd Class S. Flewellen .. St. Albans .. 56 57 113 477 3rd Class W. Mathieson .. Auckland .. 63 50 113 243 2nd Class F. Beattie Woodville .. 54 58 112 244 1st Class T. King Milton 53 58 111 288 2nd Class C. O’Sullivan .. Mornington 50 58 108 507 3rd Class W. B. Young .. Auckland .. 50 54 104 487 3rd Class P. Carmody Roslvn 50 53 103 127 2nd Class P. J. Dunne Auckland .. 53 50 103 187 1st Class J. C. McKenzie Outram 51 51 102 8G 3rd Class T. White Ngaruawahia 52 50 102 483 3rd Class P. J. McGovern Pukekohe .. 50 50 100 511 3rd Class M. McAllen Dunedin 50 50 100 410 3rd Class S. Stacey Hunterville 50 50 100 93 2nd Class A. M. Moon Marton 50 50 100 320 3rd Class W. Gleeson Dunedin 50 50 100

List of candidates, in order of merit, who have passed the examination, 17th June, 1890:-