MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2, 18 January 1911, Page 28

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Rewards

Wellington. —Sergeant B. Rutledge, No. 489, Constables E. J. McKelvev, No. 832, A. J. Palmer, No. 1581, and C. P. Calwell, No. 1634, have been awarded £1 10s. each for the conviction of James P. Hassett for sly-grog selling, and Albert Dillon and others for being found on the premises. (11/56.) Wellington.— Sergeant B. Rutledge, No. 489, Constables E. J. McKelvey, No. 832, and A. J. Palmer, No. 1581, have been awarded £3 each for services in connection with the conviction of Edw'ard H. Power for sly-grog selling, and Alfred Brites with being the occupier of the premises, and others with being found on the premises. (11/43.) Greymouth.— Constables M. O’Grady, No. 1043, and M. Ryan, No. 1568, have been awarded £3 each for the apprehension of Alfred Prior and William Newton, escapees from the Greymouth Lock-up. (10/2573.) Dunedin. Constable D. Macrae, No. 469, has been awarded 10s. for services in connection with the conviction of Charles Hogan for failing to notify the Clerk of the Court re liquor sent into a no-lieense district. (10/2634.)

Circular No. 1/11.] Police Department. Superannuation: Broken Service. In compliance with the request contained in the memorandum printed below, members of the Force who have had a break of less than one year in their servioe and who are desirous of making the necessary payment to enable their previous service to be counted towards superannuation, are directed to forward applications for the recognition of such service to the Secretary of the Public Service Superannuation Board on or before the 31st March next. F. Waldegrave, Commissioner of Police. Wellington, lbth January, 1911.

“ Public Service Superannuation Office, Wellington, 16th January, 1911. “ At a meeting of the Board held on Thursday last, the question of the declaratory judgment given by Mr. Justice Sim in the case of Sub-Inspector McGrath came before the Board.

It was decided that in the face of this judgment I should request you to publish a notice in the Police Gazette calling upon all constables and others who considered they had a claim to pay for broken service to send in their applications to me before the 31st March next, after which date no further applications will be received. Would you be so good as to publish suoh a notice; and I think it would be advisable to suggest in the notice that those who have already applied, but whose claims have been laid aside owing to the opinion given by the Solicitor-General, should again send in their applications for consideration.

“ Amelios M. Smith, “ Secretary, P.S. Superannuation Board “ The Commissioner of Police, Wellington.”