MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 38, 30 September 1914, Page 602

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Appointment as Constable. No. 1926. Henry, Robert. 21st September, 1914. 25th September, 1914. The following copy of a letter received from Major-General Sir Alexander Godley, General Officer Commanding the New Zealand Military Forces, is published for the information of the members of the New Zealand Police Force. J. Cullen, Commissioner of Police.

[Copy.] “ Department of Defence, Headquarters’ Office, Wellington, 23rd September, 1914. “ Dear Mr. Cullen, — “ On the eve of the departure of the Expeditionary Force I write a line to thank you and your excellent staff for all the help that they have given to me and to the military authorities, not only since the outbreak of the war, but also since I have been in command of the New Zealand Forces. “I have always found them ready to assist us in every way, and it is in great measure owing to the excellent arrangements which you have on various occasions made for us, and the co-operation of the police with the military authorities, that many military functions have been successfully held, and that the arrangements for the Expeditionary Force have gone off so well. “ Believe me, “ Yours sincerely, “Alex. J. Godley, “ J. Cullen, Esq., Commissioner of Police, Wellington.”