PERSONS WANTED.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 33, 24 August 1910, Page 363

PERSONS WANTED.

AucKLAifcp. —4th ultimo, on warrant of commitment to Auckland Prison fa#' ; fourteen days in default of paying £1 3s. for drunkenness, James McQuoid, age thirty-eight, heigSt 5 ft. 50n., labourer and cartel, native of New Zealand, medium build, fresh complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, left arm off at elbow ; fond'of drink.

Auckland. —Ist April last, on warrant for failing to provide his wife, Mary White, with adequate means of support, Thomas White, age thirty-two, height 5 ft. 8 in., tailor, native of England, broad build, dark-brown hair and eyes, dark-brown moustache, waxed at ends, two Union Jacks tattooed on one arm, some marks on one wrist, also scars on one arm, is an ex-soldier, and saw service in the South African War. He is said to have been in Wellington in March last, and was then going under the name of Smith.

Cambridge. —l6th instant, on warrant for disobeying an order of Court to pay £1 a week towards the support of his wife anj-e)srildren, Daniel QlCallaghan, age thirtyeight, height /it. 8 in. or 9 in., bhtebef, native of New Zealand, fresh c6qiple^on,^i l irAiai|s' / slim>M3a, small face, blue eyes, generally em pi fond of driak<a®d whOTiin liquor bds' .thp kabitt of saying “ O’Caliaghan on his last legs.” 3& the Bth ultimo.

Napier. provide for the maintenance of his wife and children, Harry Page, age fifty, height 5 ft. 8 in., grocer, native of England, strong build, fair complexion, light-brown hair,

sandy moustache, blue eyes, false teeth ; dresses well; is fond of company, and may seek employment as manager in grocery trade. He was last heard of two years ago in Napier.

Hawera.— lßth instant, that he may be compelled to pay £l2 55., arrears due for the niaintenance of bis child, Frederick Crane, age about thirty-five, height 5 fr,.’ 10 in., labourer and hairdressfe Ney/ strong stout build; full round face, fair compie/foi/fair moustache only, bro Av-n hair. was in Auckland in June laVt, and then intended to go bushfellingf north of Auckland. Inquiry by the Education Department.

Wanganui.— l2th instant, that he may be subpoenaed as a witness for the defence in the case of Rex v. O’Connor, for trial at the Supreme Court, Palmerston North, on the 22nd instant, Anthony Rease, age about thirty, medium height, supposed station hand, clean-shaved, fairish complexion ; when last seen was wearing dark suit and cap. He left Taihape on the Bth June, and has not been seen since.

Feilding.— lst instant, on warantfor failing to provide for the future maintenance of his unborn illegitimate child, William Walters, age thirty-three, height 5 ft. 4 in., labourer, native of Australia, clean-shaved except dark moustache, dark hair, strong build, one upper tooth missing ; generally wears dark-tweed suit and black hard hat. Complainant, Grace Evelyn Ruff, Feilding.

Feilding. —6th instant, on warrant for failing to provide for the future maintenance of his unborn illegitimate child, Gordon Sinclair, alias Jack Sinclair, age twenty-two, height 6ft., contractor, native of New Zealand, strong build, slovenly appearance, fair complexion, cleanshaved ; generally wears dark suit. Was recently at Te Kuiti. Complainant, Ada Hall, Feilding.

Wellington. —22nd instant, that a distress warrant for £39 10s. on maintenances order may be served on him for the maintenance of his children in the Wellington Receiving Home, Bert Harry Howden Caulton, alias Albert Turner, age thirty, height 5 ft. 7 in., printer and labourer, native of New Zealand, fair hair and complexion, grey eyes. (See Police Gazette, 1910, page 94.)

Wellington. —About 8.20 pm.. 10th instant, an infant male child was left by some Person, name unknown, on the door-step of the Receiving Home, Wellington. The child was about four weeks old, fair complexion, good features, clean, and well nourished; well clothed in cream bonnet, white-woollen shawl, and a black sateen skirt (torn down the side, and used as a wrap). A letter was attached to the clothing, stating that the mother was in poor circumstances, and would call for the child when she could afford to keep him, and requested that he should be called Jack Wellington,

Wellington. —Robert Reilly, wanted on warrant for disobeying a maintenance order : It has been ascertained by Constable H. Steere, Blenheim police, that offender is employed as a billiard-marker at a hotel in Sydney. The name or situation of the hotel could not be ascertained. (See Police. Gazette, 1909, page 424.)

Kaikouk£> —16th ultimo, on warrant lor failing to provide for/the future maintenance of his u4j&frn illegitimate child, ®Tallace, age twnty-seven, height 5 ft. 91n., Zealand, slight build, fair complexion? ffilean-sbaved ; dressed in Tgnty suit ahd cap. He will probably endeavour to leave the' 'Dominion. Complainant, Katherine Gibson, Kaikoura{ /

Invercargill.— l3th instant, on warrant for failing to provide for the future maintenance of his unborn illegitimate child, Ronald Nelson, age about twentu-four, height about 5 ft. 4 in., farm labourer and bacon-curer, native of New Zealand, fair hair and complexion, grey eyes, cleanshaved, rather stout build, small lump on temp’e, very bad teeth ; dressed in navy-blue or grey tweed suit and hard black hat or cap. Photograph filed in the Inspector’s Office, Invercargill. Complainant, Ellen Jane Sloan, Wallacetown.

Invercargill. —l7th instant, on warrant for failing to provide for the future maintenance of his unborn illegitimate child, Frank Sheehan, age twenty-nine, height 5 ft. 9 in., labourer, native of Australia, slim build, lightbrown hair (curly in front), rather large eyes, long thin face, pointed nose, very erect build; neat appearance ; generally dressed in blue suit, hard black hat, and pointed boots. Complainant, Grace McLean, Invercargill.