MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 18, 7 May 1913, Page 280

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Resignation. No. 1715. Constable Bates, George Henry. 27th April, 1913. Circular No. 11/13.] Police Department, Wellington, 30th April, 1913. Coaching for Police Examinations. It is hereby notified that members of the Force who are availing themselves of the instructions being given in oonneotion with the police examinations may use official stamps and envelopes for communicating with the “ coach.” J. Cullen, Commissioner of Police.

Circular No. 12/13.] Police Department, Wellington, sth May, 1913. Unlawful Possession or Exportation of Imported or Native Game. All members of the Police Force are hereby directed to exercise their utmost diligence to ensure a complete observance of the provisions of the Animals Protection Acts respecting the unlawful possession or exportation of specimens (alive or dead) of imported or native game. Immediate confidential inquiry is to be made regarding a Mr. Douglas A. Sinclair, described as a professional orchidhunter, age thirty-three years, who allegedly lefc England in January last under commission by notable collectors of rare birds and animals to study the bird-life in New Zealand, and will probably endeavour to obtain a collection of our native game. Officers in charge of districts will furnish me with the result thereof at their earliest convenience. J. Cullen, (P. 13/828.) Commissioner of Police.