INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XLI, Issue 3, 26 January 1916, Page 54

INQUIRIES, ETC., FROM OUTSIDE NEW ZEALAND.

Adelaide (South Australia). —10th December, 1915, on warrant for theft of £3O, the property of James Cyril Bond, James Donald Leitch, alias Edward O’Neil, alias Charles Lister, alias Henry Morgan, alias John Allen, alias Henry Scott, alias Ferguson, age fifty, height about 5 fc. 5 in., manufacturer’s and indent agent, white hair going bald, blue eyes (penetrating and inclined to be weak and red-rimmed), white bushy eyebrows, prominent nose, thin face, large prominent teeth in upper jaw, three lower teeth missing, talkative and well educated; usually wears pince-nez glasses, and a Panama hat, smart dapper appearance. He may be accompanied by a woman much taller than himself. He was photographed at Wellington (New Zealand) on the 2nd May, 1901 (more recent photograph filed in the Criminal Registration Office, Wellington). If located, an urgent communication is to be sent to tbe Commissioner of Police, Wellington. (See Neic Zealand Police Gazette, 1902, page 63, and South Australian Police Gazette, 1915, page 422.) (C. R. 16/35.)

Sutton (England). —lsth October, 1915. Inquiry is requested for Charles Herbert Wallace, clerk, age thirty-nine, tall, stout build, full face. He is a good short-hand-writer and typist, book-keeper, and violinist, and is said to have come to New Zealand in 1911. Inquiry by the Under-Secretary for Internal Affairs on behalf of Thomas Wallace, Silverton, Sutton. (P. 15/1874.)