Extracts from New Zealand Gazette.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XIX, Issue 3, 6 February 1895, Page 20

Extracts from New Zealand Gazette.

(From Gazette, 1895, pages 84, 131, 132, 133, 187, and 188.) Fixing Shooting Season for Deer, License-fee, etc., Nelson District. GLASGOW, Governor. By his Deputy, JAMES PRENDERGAST. IN exercise of the powers vested in me by “ The Animals Protection Act, 1880,” and the Acts amending the same, I, David, Earl of Glasgow, the Governor of the Colony of New Zealand, do hereby notify that red deer stags and fallow deer bucks may be taken or killed within the Nelson District, comprising the Counties of Waimea, Buller, and Collingwood, from the sixteenth day of February, one thousand eight hundred and ninetyfive, to the eighth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five, both inclusive (subject, nevertheless, to the restrictions in the said Acts mentioned). And I do further notify that licenses to take or kill such game within the said district shall be issued on payment of the sum of twenty shillings each, and that licenses to sell such game shall be issued on payment of the sum of five pounds each; and the Chief Postmaster at Nelson and the Postmaster at Westport are hereby appointed to issue the said licenses. As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, this thirtieth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five. john McKenzie, For the Colonial Secretary.

Inspectors of Factories appointed. Department of Labour, Wellington, 16th January, 1895. HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint the under-mentioned persons to be Inspectors under “ The Factories Act, 1894,” and to assign to them the districts set opposite their names, viz.: — Name. District. Constable Timothy Donovan ( N ° „ Isl( i n £ o of 7 tho Constable Joseph Eccleton \, O °, ~ V e j~ Constable William Jamks Simpson j W. P. REEVES.

Fixing Shooting Season for Deer, License-fee, cic., Auckland District. GLASGOW, Governor. IN exercise of the powers vested in me by “The Animals Protection Act, 1880,” and “The Animals Protection Act Amendment Act, 1881,” I, David, Earl of Glasgow, the Governor of the Colony of Now Zealand, do hereby notify chat fallow-deer (bucks only) may be taken or killed within the Auckland District, consisting of the Auckland Provincial District, excepting the Counties of Cook, Waiapu, Tauranga, Rotorua, Whakatane, East Taupo, and Wairoa, and excepting also the Islands of Kawau and Motutapu, from the first day of February, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five, to the thirty-first day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five, both inclusive (subject, nevertheless, to the restrictions in the said Acts mentioned); and I do further notify that licenses to take or kill such game within the said district shall be issued on payment of the sum of forty shillings each, and no holder of any such license as aforesaid shall kill more than ten bucks under or by virtue of such license; and the Chief Postmaster, Auckland, is hereby appointed to issue the said licenses. As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, this eleventh day of January, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five. P. A. BUCKLEY.

Altering Boundaries of Districts under “ The Supreme Court Act, 1883.” GLASGOW, Governor. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty-third day of January, 1895. Present: His Excellency the Governor in Council. WHEREAS by section twenty of “The Supreme Court Act, 1882 ” (hereinafter termed “ the said Act ”), it is enacted that the Governor in Council may from time to time, for the purposes of the said Act, divide the colony into districts, and alter the limits of such districts from time to time as occasion may require : And whereas by an Order in Council bearing date the twenty-fourth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight, and made under the provisions of the said Act, the limits of the Westland and Nelson Districts were altered and redefined:

And whereas it is expedient to further alter the limits of the said Westland and Nelson Districts: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Colony of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by the said Act, and acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council of the said colony, doth hereby alter the limits of the Westland and Nelson Districts so defined as aforesaid, and doth hereby declare that from and after the first day of April next the limits of the said districts shall, for the purposes of the said Act, be those respectively described in the Schedule hereto.

SCHEDULE. Westland. All that area bounded towards the north generally by Col lingwood County; towards the south-east generally by the Counties of Waimea and Inangahua to the Duller River; thence towards the north-east by a right line to Mount Humboldt; again towards the south-east by Amuri County to the Hurunui Saddle, and by the summit of the Southern Alps to Mount Aspiring; towards the south-west by a right line thence to the mouth of Awarua River; and towards the north-west generally by the ocean. Nelson. All that area bounded towards the north and east generally by the sea ; towards the south generally by the Clarence River to Lake Tennyson, and thence by a right line to Mount Humboldt ; and towards the west generally by a right line to the point at which the south-eastern boundary of Buller County intersects the right bank of the Buller River, thence by the said Buller County and by the sea. ALEX. WILLIS, Clerk of the Executive Council.

Registrar under “ The Sale of Poisons Act, 1871,” District of Auckland, appointed. Colonial Secretary’s Office, Wellington, 23rd January, 1895. HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Frederick James Burgess to be a Registrar under “ The Sale of Poisons Act, 1871,” for the Provincial District of Auckland, vice J. B. Stoney, transferred. P. A. BUCKLEY.

Inspectors of Factories appointed.

Department of Labour, Wellington, 23rd January, 1895. HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint the under-mentioned persons to be Inspectors under “ The Factories Act, 1894,” and to assign to them the districts set opposite their names, viz.:— Name. District. Constable .Tames Joseph Tuohy .. North Island of the Colony of New Zealand, and the islands adjacent thereto. Constable Thomas Nestor .... „ „ Sergeant Alfred James Mitchell .. „ „ „ Constable Benjamin O’Brien .... „ „ „ Constable John Watson Forbes .. „ „ „ Constable William Henry Ryan .. „ „ „ Constable John Kennedy .... „ „ „ Sergeant-Major Samuel M00re.... „ „ „ Constable John Gillespie .... „ „ „ Constable Frederick Charles Smith .. „ „ „ Constable William Sef ton .... „ „ „ Constable Alexander McGilp .... „ „ „ Constable Bartholomew Sheehan .. „ „ „ Sergeant Nicholas Kiely .... „ „ „ Constable Richard Stappleton .... „ „ „ Constable John O’Donovan .... „ „ Sergeant Martin Dudley Stagpoole .. „ „ „ Constable Henry Hyde Carr .... „ „ „ Constable Charles Cooper .... „ „ „ Constable John Twomey .... „ „ „ Constable Maxwell Walker .... „ „ „ Constable James Siddells .... „ „ „ Constable Timothy O’Rourke .... „ Sergeant Bernard Green .... „ „ „ Constable John Cavanagh .... „ „ Sergeant William Nugent Mulville .. „ „ „ Sergeant John Duffin .. .... „ „ „ Constable Abraham Hobson .... „ „ District Constable Richard David Jones.. „ „ „ Constable Timothy O’Donovan.... „ „ „ Constable William Brennan .... „ „ „ Constable Robert Darby .... „ „ „ Constable Patrick Black .... „ „ „ Constable Edwin Joseph Lawliss .. „ „ „ Constable Thomas Dyer Brown .. „ „ „ Constable George Amos Tapp .. „ „ „ Constable Douglas Gordon .... „ „ „ Constable Edwin Charles Hughes .. „ „ „ Constable Charles O’Reilly .... „ ~ Constable John Farmer .... „ „ „ Constable William Thomas Collerton .. „ „ „ Constable Patrick Quinn .... „ „ „

Name. District. Constable Arthur Reddell .. .. North Island of the Colony of New Zealand, and the islands adjacent thereto. Constable Florence O’Leary .... „ „ „ Constable Archibald Gray .... „ „ „ Constable David Shaw .... „ „ „ Constable William Murray .... „ „ Constable William Willoughby.. .. Middle Island of the Colony of New Zealand, and the islands adjacent thereto. Constable William Pool .... „ „ „ Constable William Folley .... „ „ „ Constable William Fouhy .... „ „ „ Constable William Walker .... „ „ „ Constable William Watt .... „ „ „ Constable Thomas Griffiths .... „ „ „ Constable Thomas Richard Winsbury Philpotts ........ „ „ „ Constable James Johnston .... „ „ „ Constable William Lewis .... „ „ „ Constable Robert Rainer Jones .. „ „ „ Constable Alfred Edward Remer .. „ „ „ Constable William Hilliard .... „ „ „ Constable John Jeffries .... „ „ „ Constable William Henry Scott .. „ „ „ Sergeant Thomas O’Grady .... „ „ ~ Constable Henry Green .... „ „ „ Sergeant Major John Pratt .... „ „ „ Constable Thomas King .... „ „ „ Constable Joseph Keaney .... „ „ „ Constable Hugh Mulholland .... „ „ „ Constable Michael Joyce .... „ „ „ Constable Frederick Arthur Wilson .. „ „ „ Sergeant Charles Fraser .... „ „ Sergeant Edward Sterling White .. „ „ „ Sergeant John Fleming .... „ „ „ Constable James Joseph Herbert Pascoe „ „ „ Constable Christopher Conn .... „ „ „ Constable John Walton .... „ „ „ Constable Patrick McCormack .... „ Constable Martin Rogers .... „ „ „ Constable William Wilson Smart .. „ „ „ Constable Michael Greene .... „ „ „ Constable Walter Williams .... „ „ „ Constable Henry Hallett .... „ „ „ Constable Edward Punjab Bird .. „ „ „ Constable Joseph Stanley .... „ „ „ Constable Joseph West .... „ „ „ Constable Michael O’Brien .... „ „ „ Constable Andrew Morgan .... „ „ „ Constable William Warring .... „ „ „ Constable Patrick Costin .... „ „ Constable Maurice Roche .... „ „ „ Constable Luke Mullany .... „ „ Constable Thomas Lionel Bradshaw .. „ „ „ Constable John Campbell MacKenzie .. „ „ „ Constable Thomas Graham .... „ „ „ Constable Patrick Joyce .... „ „ „ Constable Henry Fretwell .... „ „ „ Constable James Danvers Leece .. „ „ „ Constable Patrick Carmody .... W. P. REEVES.

By Authority : Samuel Costall, Government Printer, Wellington.

Name. Offence. Date of Issue. Station. Police Gazette Reference. Ah Shung Assault 13 July, 1894 Lawrence 1894. Page 118. Allen, George, alias Barnes Forgery 31 Aug., Wellington „ 139. Alves, George, alias W. Sinclair False pretences 23 Nov., „ Invercargill .. 1895. Page 2. Anderson, Alexander Forsyth .. Forgery 9 May, „ Foxton 1894. Pages 77, 85. Arsencio, Peter Default of fine 7 Aug., Lyttelton „ 131. Barnes, George Forgery 3 July, „ Wellington „ 123, 131. Barnes, William Child-desertion 8 Sept., „ Greymouth „ 149, 156. Beasley, William Wife-desertion 10 May, „ Waimate „ 79, 88, 175. Best, George Edwin False pretences and fraudulent 3 „ Tiruaru „ 69, 77. Blair, Minnie, alias Bearman .. bankruptcy Theft 2G Sept., Wellington „ 155. Bleach, Alfred Forgery and uttering 22 Nov., Christchurch .. „ 189. Bourne, Harry, alias Trevor, &c. Theft 14 June, „ Manaia „ 102, 118. Bowen, James Drunkenness 19 July, „ Waitotara „ H7. Brock, Frederick Child-desertion 30 April, „ Kaiapoi „ 79, 88. Brown, Jack.. Disobeying order of Court 5 Nov., „ Napier „ 183, 191. Burford, George Wife-desertion 22 Mar., Invercargill .. „ 53, 61. Burnell, James Default of fine 22 Dec., 1893 Waitotara „ 9. Burns, Ellen .. Child-desertion 16 Feb., 1894 Christchurch .. „ 37, 45. Cant, Joseph .. Deserting H.M.S. “ Rapid ” .. 5 Get., Auckland „ 175, 183. Carson, George Default of fine 17 May, „ Kaitangata „ 86. Chapman, F. .. Ship-desertion 28 Mar., „ Dunedin „ 53. Chynoweth, William, alias Honey False pretences 25 Sept., „ Wellington „ 173, 181 ; and 1895, page 2. Clark, Colin .. Wife-desertion 6 Oct., Invercargill .. „ 175, 183. Cole, Minnie, alias Munro Default of fine 8 Nov., „ Wanganui „ 195. Collins, Robert H. Deserting H.M.S. “ Rapid ” .. 14 Oct., Auckland „ 183. Coneys, Robert Child-desertion 2 „ Invercargill .. „ 191. Cooke, Cecil .. Disobeying order of Court 14 Nov., Christchurch .. „ 191. Culleton, Peter Disobeying order of Court 4 May, Auckland „ 88, 96.

RETURN OF UNEXECUTED WARRANTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1894.

Name. Offence. Date of Issue. Station. Police Gazette Reference. Dean, James .. Deserting H.M.S. “ Wallaroo ” 19 July, 1894 Auckland 1894. Pages 119, 125. Delandro, Michael Larceny as a bailee .. 17 Feb., „ Westport „ 35. Drabble, Joseph, jun. .. Disobeying order of Court 10 Sept., „ Kaiapoi „ 149, 156. Dryden, Laurence, alias J. Child-desertion 9 Aug., „ Gore „ 133, 141. Thompson Edwards, William Default of fines 14 July, Dunedin „ 117. Enright, James Child-desertion 26 Sept., Ashurst „ 165. Parr, Albert James Deserting H.M.S. “ Royalist ” 5 Oct., Auckland „ 175, 183. Fitzpatrick, John Forgery 16 Fob., „ Wellington „ 27. Galley, Herbert L. Absconding debtor .. 28 Dec., „ Manaia 1895. Page 2. Galbraith, William Child-desertion 15 Nov., „ Christchurch .. 1894. Page 191. Garner, George Meredith Default of maintenance 12 „ Napier „ 191. Gilbert, Charles Gardiner, alias False pretences 10 Oct., Aratapu „ 173. William R. Gottenburg, Jacob Larceny 17 Mar., „ Timaru „ 53. Griffin, Charles Wife-desertion 1 Feb., „ Christchurch .. „ 29. Hancock, James Theft 30 June, „ Cullensville .. „ 94. Hanlon, William Edward Uttering counterfeit stamps .. 10 Dec., „ Dunedin „ 203. Hanson, Andrew Default of fine, &c. .. 15 Feb., „ Akaroa „ 27. Heron, John Beacham Theft 2 Nov., „ Auckland 1895. Page 10. Howard, William, alias Miller .. Horse-stealing .15 May, Herbertville .. 1894. Pages 88, 96. Humphries, James Theft 11 June, „ Pahiatua „ 102, 110. Hunt, John Wife-desertion 17 Sept., Christchurch .. „ 165. Jackson, Peter Default of fine 2 May, „ Whangaroa .. „ 86. James, Ralph Douglas .. Theft 18 April, Auckland „ 71. Janerika, P. .. Ship-desertion 28 Mar., „ Dunedin „ 53. Jenet, Frederick, alias Genet .. Disobeying order of Court 10 Jan., „ Christchurch .. „ 19. Keating, Thomas Default of fine 4 April, „ Dunedin „ 70. Kelly, J., alias Michael False pretences 18 July, Sheffield „ 117. Knuckey, Thomas Richard Wife-desertion 10 „ Wellington „ 191. Lees, John Child-desertion 11 Sept. Grey mouth „ 156. Livingston, John Wife-desertion 13 June, „ Ormondville .. „ 103, 111. Longhurst, Charles Disobeying order of Court 18 May, „ Wellington „ 88, 96. Maitland, John Kenneth Forgery 14 Nov., „ // „ 189. Manning, John Default of fine 16 „ Lyttelton „ 189. Manship, John Daniel .. Wife-desertion 26 „ Christchurch .. „ 197. Man (unknown) Theft 7 April, „ Rangiora „ 60. Man (unknown) Forgery 14 Aug., Christchurch .. „ 131. Martin, James 18 Sept., „ „ 155. May, — Uttering a forgery .. 5 „ Pahiatua „ 139, 147. Maynard, Harrv Child-desertion 11 Aug., „ Oamaru „ 133. Moore, William Fraudulent bankruptcy 25 July, „ Timaru „ 123. Moorhouse, David Adam 9 „ Christchurch .. „ 117. Morgan, Richard Disobeying order of Court 12 Oct., „ Wellington „ 175, 183. Murdock, Edward Default of fine 4 „ „ „ 163. McAlister, — .. Horse-stealing 31 „ Christchurch .. „ 183, 191. McCallion, Patrick Breach of the peace 7 Nov., „ Dunedin „ 181. McCrory, Philip Assault 18 June, „ Auckland „ 139. Neilson, Charles Horse-stealing 17 Dec., Eketahuna „ 205. Nichols, Henry Theft 24 Aug., „ Timaru „ 141. Nolan, Michael Cattle-stealing 18 Sept., „ Christchurch .. „ 157, 165. O’Connell, Henry Using obscene language, &c. 22 Mar., „ Pahiatua „ 51. O’Shannessy, Francis .. Disobeying order of Court 8 Oct., Invercargill .. „ 165, 183. Philips, Herbert A. Theft 18 Dec., „ Timaru „ 204. Poole, Frederick Default of fine 29 Sept., „ New Plymouth „ 163. Price, Thomas Lawrie .. Disobeying order of Court 9 Oct., Queenstown .. „ 165, 191. Pringle, Janies Default of fine 8 Dec., Napier 1895. Page 2. Reiman, Ned .. Ship-desertion 28 Mar., „ Dunedin 1894. Page 53. Robertson, John Bigamy 19 Jan., „ Invercargill .. „ 18. Ross, Charles, alias Ferguson .. Forgery and uttering 23 „ Ashburton „ 17. Ryan, Patrick, alias G. Payne .. 10 „ Grey town North „ 9, 17. 1895. Page 9. Shannon, John Default of fine 8 Dec., „ Auckland Shearer, James Wife-desertion 13 Aug., „ Eltham 1894. Pages 133, 141. Sinclair, William, alms George False pretences 23 Nov., „ Invercargill .. „ 195, 203. Alves Smith, Frederick Augustus Wife-desertion 14 July, „ Wellington „ 165. Smith, William, alias G. Hunter False pretences 20 „ Tapanui „ 124, 132. Stephenson, Oswald Fraudulent bankruptcy 22 Sept., „ Hawera „ 155, 163. Stewart, David Default of fine 7 July, „ Dargaville „ 123. Thomas, James False pretences 4 Sept., Wellington „ 139. Timms, George Using obscene language 26 Oct., Gisborne „ 181. Tobias, Katherine Beatrice Default of fine 27 June, „ Auckland „ 109. Veitch, Andrew Forgery 20 Oct., Christchurch .. „ 155. Wakefield, Charles Default of fine 14 Dec., 1893 Dunedin „ 18. Wassell, Charles Child-desertion 11 July, 1894 Christchurch .. „ 125, 133. Watt, Alexander Theft 1 Sept., „ Danevirke „ 141, 182. Widgends, William, alias Carson Wife-desertion 7 Feb., „ Auckland „ 29. Williams, John Deserting H.M.S. “ Cura(;:oa ” 7 Jan., Lyttelton „ 3, 11. Williams, R. False pretences 29 Mar., „ Danevirke „ 51. Wilson, — Larceny as a bailee .. 18 July, „ Auckland „ 117. Wilson, James Disobeying order of Court 23 „ Christchurch .. „ 125, 133. Wilson, William Assault 5 April, „ Manaia „ 59. Wood, William Default of sureties .. 28 July, „ Auckland „ 131. Wright, Ernest Theft 18 „ „ „ 123.

RETURN OF UNEXECUTED WARRANTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1894 -continued.

1 Gaol. Name. Where tried, j When. Offence. Sentence. Native of 1 Trade. Born.j 1 Height. Complexion. Hair. 1 Eyes. Nose. Where Photographed, and Date. Remarks, and Previous C onvictions. ft in. Auckland ... William Ernest Jones, Otahuhu July 16, 1894 indecent exposure ... 6 months Wales labourer 1874 5 3i fresh ' dark brown blue small Auckl’d, 28.2.95 15 p.c. Slight build : sleepy eves; right alias Beatty, alias Auckland Sept. 3, 1894 burglary acquitted leg withered. (See Police Gazette, 1894, O’Halloran commercial ioj fair Auckland ... Kenneth Maclean Black Auckland Dec. 18, 1894 theft 1 month Scotland ... 1847 5 light brown, dk. blue medium Auckl’d, 17.1.95 Dec. 29,1894 theft discharged Melbourne traveller si fresh turning grey Auckland ... James Holmes Auckland June 4, 1891 breaking and entering, 9 months labourer 1865 5 dark brown It. grey thin Auckl’d, 18.1.95 8 p.c. Cross and star on light arm ; and receiving tombstone, &c., on left arm. (See Police Gazelle, 1894, pages 13, 40, and 67.) „ 21 p.c. (See Police Gazette, 1887, page 228.) Auckland ... Thomas Hayes Auckland Dec. 2i, 1894 theft ... 30 days Ireland labourer 1842 5 64 fresh red hazel medium Auckland ... Edwin Percy Wescoe H.M.S. Jan. 8, 1895 ship-desertion 90 days England ... signalman 18C8 5 53 fresh dark brown brown thin Crossed flags, star, and half bracelet on left aim. Gone to “ Ringdove.” Eakin “ Ringdove ” breaking and entering fined 1S82 pale, Auckland ... Eugene Follas Auckland Jan. 23, 1895 Auckland ... 4 II dark brown g»ey small freckled Auckland ... John Smith, alias HerHamilton Jan. 2i, 189.3 breaking and entering committed for trial England ... labourer 1879 5 e fair light brown grey large Hcait, anchor, ANNIE, and B on left bert \ innicombe labourer fair light brown N. Plymouth Richard, alias Victor D., Stratford Jan. 11, 1S95 theft 1 week N. Zealand 1863 5 9 hazel medium 3 p.c. Several moles on back. White Gisborne ... Wereta Winiata Gisborne Jan. 21, 1893 horse-stealing committed for trial N. Zealand labourer 1864 5 si copper black brown medium HARIATA on breast; ME on left arm : Nov. 17, 1894 2 months coachman florid Napier Joseph Geddes Gisborne obscene language Ireland 1847 5 4i grey grey thick 5 p.c. Hollow' cheeks; left little finger assaulting police 2 months crooked; projecting under-lip; scar drunkenness fine, or 24 hours fresh Napier Miriam Roche, alias Napier Oct. 18, 1894 vagrancy 3 months England ... servant 1851 .3 33 dark brown hazel large 2 p.C. Alice Malcolm, alias McKinley drunkenness 7 days Napier Harry Rutledge, alias Napier June 12, 1894 distributing immoral 6 months U. States ... carpenter i860 5 Si dark dark dk. grey large 1 p.c. Full lips; large chin ; dark thick M. Colate, alias John print (2 charges) 1 month eyebrows; wart on left arm; moles on Eong, alias A. G. . default of costs Smith, &c. Oct. 20, 1894 default of costs 7 days butcher 43 Napier Francis Brown, alias Hastings vagrancy 3 months England ... 1836 s fair dark brown, It. grey large Napier, 17.11.94 3 p.c. Mole on left wrist; left forefinger injured ; walks lame; varicose veins Lou nd turning grey 1 month labourer Napier William Graham Waipawa Dec. 22,1894 vagrancy N. Zealand 1864 5 6i fair brown bluegrey large Several upper teeth out; bare patch on top of head ; broad receding forehead. Large mouth ; thick-set build ; black Napier Benjamin Hall Waipawa Dec. 22,1894 vagrancy 1 month Ireland gold-miner 1830 5 6 fresh grey small, thick, grey injured mark on right third finger-nail; several Napier Thomas Johnson Napier Jan. 21,1895 stowaway fine, or 4 days N. Zealand labourer 1876 5 8 fair light brown hazel, full long teeth gone. TPY on right arm ; mole on right cheek; Napier Norman Williams Napier Jan. 21, 1S95 stowaway fine, or 4 days N. Zealand brickmaker 1876 r> 8i fair fair bluegrey medium summei s. Thick eyebrows ; jockey, cap, whip, &c., on right arm ; heart with flower on left Napier Fanny Preston, alias Hastings Oct. 26, 1894 vagrancy 3 months England ... upholsterer 1858 5 I fair brown bluegrey sharp Repeatedly convicted. Large mouth; Hannah McMahon Jan. 21, 1895 discharged labourer Napier James Symonds Napier lunacy Scotland ... 1811 s 4 fair grey dk. blue long Double-thumb on right hand; bowWanganui... Charles Saturley Hunterville ... Dec. 17, 1894 theft 1 month England ... labourer 1847 s 6i fresh grey grey drooped large legged. Wanganui... Wanganui... David Creech James Bradshaw Wanganui ... Oct. 23, 1S94 Jan. 4,1895 slygrog-sellingUchgs) 3 months 14 days England ... labourer 1852 5 84 fresh black blue long 1 p.c. Tree on left arm ; bracelet on left Marton wilful damage England ... sawyer 1815 s 24 fresh grey grey medium Repeatedly convicted. Wanganui... William Brooking Wanganui ... Jan. 7,1895 cruelty to animals 7 days N. Zealand labourer 1868 s 84 fresh dark brown grey pointed Waiting trial on another charge. Wanganui... John Brown Marton Jan. 21,1895 theft 48 hours England ... labourer 1848 s 8 fresh brown blue medium Partly bald ; varicose veins on left leg. Wanganui... Thomas Brown Dec. 27, 1894 itlegallyon premises... 48 hours sailmaker Patea obscene language 1 month ... England ... 1849 5 5 fresh, brown, turnblue long, 2 p.c. Scar between eyes and on nape of Wellington Harry Tompkinson Wellington .. June 4, 1894 larceny 9 months England ... engine1851 5 6 pockp’td dark ing grey brown brown pointed medium Well’n, 4.3.93 neck. 2 p.c. Blue dot near left thumb. (See Wellington John Ross Wellington „ Oct. 20, 1894 smith Police Gazette, 1893, page 106.) 2 p.c. JR, &c., on right arm; anchor on drunkenness 3 months Scotland ... labourer 1846 5 73 fresh Drown, turnbrown broken Wellington Thomas Eastwood, alias Wellington .. June 4, 1894 ing grey left hand ; left little finger deformed; right little toe off. conspiring to defraud 9 months ... England ... labourer 1833 5 5l dark dark, turning grey medium In’cargill, 17.3.93 2 p.c. Scar on right side of forehead. White, alias Georee (4 charges) and spieler grey (See Police Gazette, 1893, page 146, Wellington Mollis June 4, 1894 described as born in 1863, but states James Eastwood, alias Wellington .. conspiring to defraud 9 months N. Zealand labourer 1865 5 6i fresh brown hazel medium 7 p.c. Scar on right knee. {See Police Wellington Rodgers Wellington .. June 4, 1894 (3 charges) and spieler Gazette, 1893, page 91.) Thomas Chatterley conspiring to defraud 9 months England ... commission agent 1862 s 04 fresh brown grey medium ... Scars over left eye and on left cheek.

RETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE FORTNIGHT ENDED 26th JANUARY, 1895.

Gaol. Name. Where tried, j When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. Born. if 5 Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Where Photographed, and Date. Remarks and Previous Convictions. Wellington John Street Wellington ... June 4, 1894 larceny 9 months Scotland ... baker 1832 ft.in. 5 1 fair grey grey medium Flag and swords on right arm; thistle and HA on left arm ; nearly all teeth missing; partly blind in left eye. 4 p c. Scars over right eye, on nose, and back of head. (See Police Gazette, 1893, page 51. ) Wellington John Canning, alias Campbell Wellington ... June 4,1894 larceny 9 months Scotland ... painter and sailor 1852 S 8 dark dark dk. blue medium Wellington William Smith Wellington ... Jan. 11,1895 false pretences ... discharged England ... waiter 1854 5 5i dark dark, turning grey blue medium 11 p.c. Dog-bite and mole on right elbow. (See Police Gazette, 1894, page 200.) Scar on nose; large ears. Committed to Burnham Industrial School. Wellington Alfred Miners Wellington ... Jan. 5. «89S attempted theft 1 month N. Zealand 1880 5 6 f air brown blue medium Wellington James, alias Charles Oliver, Armstrong Wellington ... Jan. 5, 189s assault 14 days See Police Gazette, 1895, page 7. Wellington Richard Whitten Pahiatua Jan. 7, 1895 assault 14 days N. Zealand labourer 1874 5 3 fair red brown medium Heart, anchor, and cross on right arm ; arms freckled. Wellington Charles Hayes Wellington ... Jan. 10, 1895 obscene exposure 14 days N. Zealand labourer 1866 S 6i dark black brown medium 1 p.c. Small blue mark over left eye ; boil-marks on each arm ; very hairy arms. (See Police Gazette, 1894, page 33.) 9 p.c. Burn under right jaw. Wellington John, alias Michael, Scully James McGovern, alias Thomas Scott Wellington ... Jan. 21,1895 breach of the peace ... 7 days Ireland hawker 1856 5 7l fresh dark brown dk. blue sharp Wellington Wellington ... Jan. 21,1895 breach of the peace... 7 days See Police Gazette, 1893, page 15. Wellington Elizabeth Olsen ... Wellington ... Jan. 12, 1895 obscene language 14 days Ireland 1866 4 11J swarthy brown grey large 1 p.c. Scar on right arm. Picton Janies Armstrong Picton Jan. 19, 1895 drunkenness fine, or 48 hours ... Ireland cook 1836 5 6J fresh brown, turnbrown medium 3 p.c. Scar on chin ; toes crippled. (See Police Gazette, 1886, page 174. 1 Nelson ... Samuel Northey Christchurch Nov. 20, 1893 breaking and entering 18 months England ... labourer 1847 5 43 florid light sandy It. grey small Lyttelton, 18.9.89 Several p.c. Mole on belly; small mouth and chin. Gone to Foxton. Nelson Sidney Head Christchurch Nov. 20, 1893 embezzlement 13 chgsl 18 months England ... clerk 1854 s 4l dark black brown medium Slight build; tops off three fingers of left hand. Gone to Lyttelton. Nelson William Slack Nelson Jan. 18, 1895 obscene language 48 hours Tasmania ... clerk 1874 5 7l fresh dark brown dark br. medium Nelson Albert Robinson Nelson Jan. 18, 1895 disturbing a congregafine, or 48 hours ... Lyttelton ... fisherboy 1880 4 II fresh brown hazel medium Two toes off right foot; cross and dot on left arm. Hokitika ... Neils Ludvick, alias Ludwig Hokitika Nov. 19, 1894 vagrancy 2 months Denmark ... labourer 1829 5 8 fresh grey blue long Several p.c. Right foot crippled ; several front teeth out; top off left little finger. I.yttelton ... James Stafford Rakaia Nov. 7> 1894 trespass 3 mo’s, or sureties England ... labourer 1852 5 23 fresh dark brown blue medium Ship on breast. Sureties found. I.yttelton ... Aaron Withell Ashburton ... Dec. 6, 1894 assault 3 mo’s, or sureties England ... 1 ahou re i 1843 S 31 fresh grey grey medium 1 p.c. Slightly bald ; large joint on left thumb ; scar on left hand. Sureties found. I.yttelton ... Annie Murdock Christchurch Dec. 27, 1894 obscene language 21 days Ballarat prostitute 1866 5 2l dark dark brown brown large 3 p.c. Stout build. I.yttelton ... John Murray Ashburton ... Jan. 4. 1895 assault 14 days Scotland ... labourer 1867 5 ok fresh dark brown blue medium 1 p.c. Anchor and star on right hand; cross and anchor on left hand ; also tattooed on each arm and left thigh. I.yttelton ... George Willets Christchurch Dec. 20, IS94 indecent language ... 1 month England ... labourer 1853 8 Qi fresh dark brown blue medium 1 p.c. Scar on third left finger and on right thigh. Lyttelton ... Ellen Ellis, alias Mary Ellen Kilcoine Christchurch Dec. 22, 1894 vagrancy t month See Police Gazette, 1893, page 7. Lyttelton ... William John Martin Smith Christchurch Jan. 21, l89S attempted suicide discharged N. Zealand labourer 1873 5 4i fair light brown blue medium Scar on left elbow and on right thigh; very deaf. Lyttelton ... John Wilson Waimate May IS. 1894 larceny larceny 6 months 3 months Scotland ... baker 1849 5 3 f resh fair blue large Lyttelton, 9.11.92 2 p.C. Lyttelton ... Michael Ford ... Christchurch Aug. IS. 1894 larceny 6 months N. Zealand saddler 1868 5 8 fresh brown blue prominent Lyttelton, 18.7.94 2 p.C. Lyttelton ... Donald McFarlane Ashburton ... Nov. 26, 1894 indecent exposure .. 2 months Scotland ... carpenter 1830 5 5* sallow brown blue large Several previous convictions. Lyttelton .. George Harding Christchurch Oct. 27, 1894 gross indecency 3 months England ... labourer 1844 5 ii sallow i.n 1, ..town uazel medium 1 p.c. Crucifix, heart, &c., on right arm; YR, crown, &c., on left arm. Timaru John O’Brien Timaru Jan. 19, 1S9.S obscene language 48 hours Ireland seaman 1866 S 61 dark dark brown blue medium Star on right wrist; heart and two hands on left wrist. Oamaru ... William Ward Oamaru Jan. 17. 189.S housebreaking acquitted N. Zealand labourer 1874 5 81 fresh light brown blue large 3 p.c. (See Police Gazette, 1894, page 133. 1 Oamaru ... William McWilliams ... Oamaru Jan. 14. 1895 obscene language ... 4 hours Scotland ... cook >8.35 S Si fresh brown grey regular Dunedin ... William Kennedy Dunedin Oct. 24, 1894 vagrancy 3 months N. Zealand bootmaker 1868 5 7l fresh fair brown short 12 p.c. Small mole on right cheek ; thick lips ; small ears. Dunedin ... Agnes Ramsey Dunedin Dec. IO, 1894 keeping a brothel fine or 5 weeks !... Ireland ... prostitute 1853 5 4 fair fair grey medium 3 p.c. ( See Police Gazette, 1894, page 14.) Dunedin ... John Lowry, alias Lourie Dunedin ... Dec. 22, 1894 vagrancy 1 month N. Zealand groom 1868 5 2l dark black dark br. long, broken 2 p.c. Scar at left eye ; teeth out at both sides of upper jaw.

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J Complexion. Where Remarks, and Previousf .onvictions*. G-tol. Name. Where tried. When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. Born. 5? Hair. Ryes. Nose. Photographed, and Date. Dunedin ... Mathew Page, alias Dunedin Dec. 27, 1894 resisting police 1 month N. Zealand labourer 187s ft.in. 5 3 fresh light brown grey medium 3 p.c. Scar on third right and firstleft Dunedin ... Mary Ann Findlater Dunedin Jan. '4, 1895 laying poison fine, or 3 days England ... matron 1854 S I sallow brown hazel long Small mouth. Dunedin ... Albert King Dunedin Jan. 17. '895 disorderly conduct ... fine, or 48 hours ... N. Zealand labourer 1877 5 oj fresh light brown hazel medium Two scars at back of left hand. Dunedin ... Charles King Dunedin Jan. '7. *895 disorderly conduct ... fine, or 48 hours ... N. Zealand labourer 1876 S s fresh light brown hazel medium Scar on second right finger. Dunedin ... John King Dunedin Jan. 17, 1895 disorderly conduct ... fine, or 1 week England ... labourer [864 5 3i dark dark brown dk. hazel medium Heart on right arm. Lawrence ... James Eggleton Lawrence Jan. 10,1895 indecency 14 days England ... rabbiter 183 s 5 6 f res'll grey blue inclined to right Half bracelet on left wrist. Naseby lames White Naseby Oct. 14, 189+ assault fine, or 7 days N. Zealand rabbiter 1876 5 5 fresh brown grey medium 1 nvercargill Thomas Anderson Invercargill ... Dec. 7, 1894 vagrancy 6 weeks Denmark ... carpenter 1852 6 O fair fair to grey blue medium Two upper front teeth out; slight scar on right eyebrow. I nvercargill Thomas Trower Bluff Jan. 2, 1895 gaming 14 days ... England ... labourer 1856 5 8 fair brown to grey brown medium Large mouth; broad chin; anchor, crossed flags, and crown on left arm ; two small scars on forehead. I nvercargill George Hyde Invercargill ... Dec. 21, 1894 vagrancy 1 month England ... ironmoulder 1868 s 9 fresh fair grey medium Large mouth ; scar on right forefinger. luverca rgill John Dwyer Gore Jan. 14, 1895 larceny 7 days Ireland labourer 1847 s 0 sallow dark brown blue short and pug In’cargill, 22.3.87 5 p.c. Large mouth; small chin; cut on right eyebrow; mole on right cheek ; ? boil-mark on back of neck.

RETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED, ETC. — continued.