MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XLVI, Issue 18, 11 May 1921, Page 309

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Circular No. 8/21.] The Hon. Minister of Justice has authorized the following arrangements respecting the administration of the Police Force and the duties of Superintendents and Inspectors : (a.). Divisions. 1. The Dominion is divided for police purposes into four Divisions, each Division to be under the supervision of a Superintendent, and called the Wellington, Auckland, Canterbury, and Otago Divisions respectively. 2. The Wellington Division comprises the police districts of Wellington, Wanganui, New Plymouth, Palmerston North, and Napier. 3. The Auckland Division comprises the police districts of Auckland, Hamilton, Whangarei, and Gisborne. 4. The Canterbury Division comprises the police districts of Christchurch, G reymouth, and Timaru. 5. The Otago District comprises the police districts of Dunedin and Invercargill. (6.) Inspectors at Divisional Headquarters. 6. The Inspectors at Wellington, Auckland, and Christchurch will have charge respectively of the districts so named, in the same manner as Inspectors in charge of other police districts, but subject to the immediate supervision of the Superintendent, and to such other limitations as appear herein. Exterior Duties. 7. In order to enable the Inspector to remain as far as possible continuously in charge at the District Office and . Headquarters Station, the inspection and visitation of all stations in the district will be carried out by the Superintendent. This arrangement is not to preclude the Inspector from visiting suburban and country stations when necessary to deal with any reported irregularity in conduct of members of the Force, or to investigate crimes, casualties, &c., necessitating his personal attention in the same manner as if they occurred within the present subdistrict limits. Correspondence. 8. The District Office clerical staff will serve for the Inspector as well as the Superintendent, whose authority will remain paramount. The District Clerk will deal with the Superintendent’s correspondence as he directs. 9. The Commissioner will normally correspond with the Inspector on matters relating to the district, but will also communicate directly when expedient with any members of the Force in charge of a station outside the city and suburban

area about any local matter of an urgent or special nature. Such members will reply according to the Commissioner s instructions, and will also inform their district officers of what has been done. 10. All routine interdepartmental correspondence will be dealt with by the Inspector, but departure from established practice in dealing with the subject-matters will not be permitted without the authority of the Superintendent. 11. -Correspondence with local bodies will be dealt with in a similar manner. No new obligations on behalf of such bodies will be undertaken by the police without the permission of the Superintendent. 12. Routine matters such as returns and periodical reports will be forwarded direct to the Commissioner by the Inspector, subject to any reservation made by the Superintendent. 13. Reports upon qualifications of men who have passed examinations for promotion will be furnished through the Superintendent, who will make such comments thereon as he thinks fit. 14. Subject to the foregoing instructions, Inspectors will deal with all correspondence to and from the District Office, and control and administer the affairs of the district. The Superintendent, however, will retain control of the Imprest Account as heretofore.

Discipline. 15. All breaches of discipline by constables and all complaints against them will be dealt with by the Inspector, except such serious matters as he reserves for the consideration of the Superintendent. All matters dealt with by the Inspector will be submitted for the information of the Superintendent. xrT 16. Breaches of discipline by officers, as well as such cases reserved for him by the Inspector will be dealt with by the Superintendent in the manner provided by the Police Force Act and regulations. (c.) Inspectors in other Districts. 17. The Inspectors in charge of other districts will continue in charge and administer their districts as heretofore, subject to the provisions of paragraphs 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, and 16 above and to the definitions of the duties of the Superintendents following. (d.) Superintendents’ Duties. Headquarters District. 18. The primary and most urgent duty of the Superintendents is to supervise the police and their duties in the Headquarter cities. 19. To enable them to do this effectively the burden of the great bulk of correspondence devolves by the preceding arrangements upon the Inspectors, who are to all intents and purposes to be the “ corresponding ” officers of the district. After these arrangements, the duties of Superintendents are to vigorously carry out the supervision of all duties, especially at the Headquarters city; to maintain there an effective Force of both branches of the service ; to build up reserves in each branch sufficient to reasonably meet defections on account of discharges, illness, leave, relieving duty, and escorts throughout the Division; to visit the “suburban and country constables, and to carefully examine their duties. Other Districts. 20. The Superintendent will also visit as occasion requires the whole of the stations in the Division, examine the conditions of the buildings and premises ; report upon alterations, repairs, and new buildings required; the condition of paddocks and reserves, with their fences ; inspect Government troop horses at the stations ; arrange for purchase of remounts ; investigate matters relating to private horses used for police work, allowances of fodder, or money, for the upkeep of such horses ; the acquisition of reserves where required either at existing stations or for future establishments ; the establishment of new stations and the closing of unnecessary ones ; the purchase or erection of houses as residences or as station premises ; examine and make recommendations in respect of equipment; the appointment of district and Native constables; and the staffing of District Offices. 21. The Superintendent will also, on request of District Inspectors, render according to his ability assistance in such emergencies as sickness, deficiency in authorized or necessary strength, great crimes or casualties, public meetings, races, &c. 22. In case of any industrial trouble within the district the Superintendent must be immediately informed, so that he may take charge of the arrangements necessary to deal with the situation.

23. The Superintendent may require any Inspector in his Division to furnish information for him on any of the matters included in his authority under this circular. The regulations dealing with Superintendents’ and Inspectors’ duties are to be deemed applicable to the conditions created by this circular. 24. The full responsibility of Inspectors in respect of matters within their own districts is not diminished by any responsibility hereby placed upon the Superintendents. The Inspector is the officer responsible in the first instance for the efficient control and management of his district. These arrangements are intended to relieve him as far as the Superintendent can carry out the duties assigned to him, and to assist him by authorizing a superior officer to advise and confer with him on any matter presenting difficulty. (e.) Subordinate Officers. 25. Sub-Inspectors, Senior Sergeants, and Sergeants in charge at the Headquarters stations must understand they are understudies to their immediate superior officers. Their responsibilities extend to the whole district, and they are to understand that when occasion requires it, in the absence temporarily or otherwise of the proper officer, they must attend to any matter of duty or discipline in the same manner as that officer should attend to it. They must, therefore, take a constant and watchful interest in the affairs of the 'district, so that they may be able to deal in an intelligent and capable manner with current matters if required. 26. Officers in charge of districts should keep such subordinate officers as fully acquainted as possible with the general affairs of the district, and the method of dealing with them, so that each subordinate officer may acquire the greatest degree of experience and training for the higher position that it is possible to obtain in the circumstances. 27. The same instructions apply to chief and other detectives at Headquarters stations, according to the conditions of their duties.

28. The Superintendents and Inspectors should, as far as possible, allot to each such subordinate officer definite duties appertaining specially to his rank and position, and hold every such officer responsible for the complete and efficient discharge of all such duties. J. O’Donovan, Commissioner of Police. Wellington, 10th May, 1921. (P. 20/1834.)

Motor Regulation Act, 1908. The distinguishing numerals “ 1001 to 1500 ” have been allotted to the Masterton County Council, in addition to the numerals “25 to 1000” already assigned to that Council. The list, published in Police Gazette, 1919, page 769, is to be amended accordingly. (P. 16/969.)

Clerks of Magistrates' Courts appointed. (See New Zealand Gazette, 1921, page 1091.) Constable John Neil Thomson has been appointed to be Clerk and Bailiff of the Magistrate’s Court and Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at Black’s ; and Constable Joseph Francis Lamb has been appointed to be Clerk and Bailiff of the Magistrate’s Court at Culverden.

Inspectors of Factories appointed. • (See New Zealand Police Gazette, 1921, page 1091.) Constables Theodore Campagnolo, Henry Blamires, and Gerald Harry Lambert have been appointed to be Inspectors of Factories at Seddonville, Fortrose, and Kaikohe respectively.

(From New Zealand Gazette, 1921, page 503.) List of Registering Authorities under the Motor Regulation Act, 1908, and the Distinguishing Letters and Numerals assigned to each. Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 10th February, 1921. THE following list of registering authorities under the Motor Regulation Act, 1908, and the distinguishing letters and numerals assigned to each is published for general information. G. JAS. ANDERSON, Minister of Internal Affairs.

P.G.

Name of Registering Authority. Distinguishing Letters and Numerals. Name of Registering Authority. Distinguishing Letters and Numerals. Agriculture Department A.G.D. 1 upwards. Matakaoa County Council M.A. 1 to 500. Akaroa County Council A.O. 1 to 500. Matamata County Council. .. M.M. 1 to 500. Akitio County Council A.K.T. 1 to 500. Mauriceville County Council M.V. 1 to 250. Ashburton County Council .. A.S.H. 1 upwards. Mines Department .. M.D. 1 upwards. Ashley County Council N.C. ■ 1 upwards. Murchison County Council .. M.R.N. 1 to 250. Auckland City Council A. 1 to 10,000. Amur! County Council A.M.R. 1 to 500 Napier Borough Council N.A. 1 to 2.000. Awakino County Council A.W.K. 1 to 500. Nelson City Council N.N. 1 to 500. ‘ Awatere County Council A.C. 1 to 1,000. New Plymouth Borough Council N.P. I to 3,000. Bay of Islands County Council Bruce County Council Buller County Council' B.I.C. B.C. B.U.L. 1 to 500. 1 to 1,000. 1 to 250. Oamaru Borough Council Ohinomuri County Council .. Ohura County Council O.U. O.H.R. O.R. 1 upwards. 1 to 250. 1 to 500. Castlepoint County Council .. Cheviot County Council C.P. C.T. 1 to 500. 1 to 500. f 1 to 12,500. | Ia to 5,000a. Opotiki County Council Oroua County Council Otamatea County Council O.P. O.W. O.M.E. 1 to 500. 1 to 1,500. 1 to 500. Christchurch City Council C.H. Oxford County Council O.X. 1 to 250. Clifton County Council C.F. 1 to 500. Pahiatua County Council P.H.A. Clutha County Council C.C. 1 to 1,000. P.H.A.1 to 750. 1 to 750. Collingwood County Council c.w. 1 to 500. Palmerston North Borough P.N. 1 upwards. Cook County Council C.K. 1 to 500. Council Pa.paroa County Council PA. 1 to 750. Dannevirke County Council .. D.V. 1 upwards. Patea County Council P.C. 1 to 500. Dunedin City Council D. 1 to 5,000. Petone Borough Council P. 500 to 2,000. Piako County Council P.K. 1 to 250. Education Department E.D. 1 upwards. Prisons Department P.D. 1 upwards. Egmont County Council E.G. 1 upwards. Public Health Department .. P.H. 1 upwards. Eketahuna County Council .. E.K.A. 1 to 250. Public Trust Office.. P.T. 1 upwards. Ellesmere County Council E.C. 1 to 750. Eltham County Council E. 1 to 1,000. Raglan County Council R.A.G. 1 to 500. Eyre County Council E.Y. 1 to 500. Rangiora County Council R.G.A.C. 1 to 500. R.G. 1 to 500. Featherston County Council ..Rangitikei County Council .. R.G. 1 to 500. Featherston County Council ..F. F.1 to 1,000 1 to 1,000 Rangitikei County Council .. W. 2,001 to 2,500 Forestry Department F.S. 1 upwards. , • • R. 1 to 1,500. Franklin County CouncilRodney County Council R. 1 to 1,500. Franklin County Council F.N. F.N.1 to 500. 1 to 500.Rodney County Council R.C.C. 1 to 500. Rotorua County Council R.O. 1 to 500. Geraldine County Council C. 2,001 to 2,200. c. 3,801 to 4,000. Selwyn County Council S. 1 to 500. G.D. 1 to 1,000. Southland County Council s.o. 1 to 800. 99 • • Gisborne Borough Council G.D. 1 to 1,000. Southland County Council .. S.O. 1 to 800. G. • 1 to 2,000. Springs County Council s.c. 1 to 250. Government Printing Office .. G.P. 1 upwards. State Fire Insurance S.F.I. 1 upwards. Greymouth Borough Council G.M. 1 to 500. Stratford County Council S.D. 1 to 1,000. Hamilton Borough Council .. H.N. 1 to 5,000. Taieri County Council T.C. 1 to 500. Hastings Borough Council H.A. 1 to 3,000. Takaka County Council T.A.K. 1 upwards. Hauraki Plains County Council H.P. 1 to 500. Taranaki County Council T. 1 to 1,000. Hawera County Council H.W. 500 to 3,000. Tauranga County Council T.A. 401 to 1,000. Hawke’s Bay County Council H. 151 to 500. Thames Borough Council T.H.B. 1 to 500. H. 900 upwards. Thames County Council T.H.C. 1 to 500. H.O. 151 to 500. Timaru Borough Council C. 2,201 to 2,700 99 Heathcote County Council . . H.O. 151 to 500. Timaru Borough Council C. 2,201 to 2,700 H.C. 1 to 250. 99 T.B.C. 1 upwards. Hobson County CouncilTuapeka County Council T.B.C. 1 upwards. Hobson County CouncilH.B. H.B.1 to 500. 1 to 500.Tuapeka County Council T.U. 1 upwards. Horowhenua County Council H.O. 1 to 150. H.O. 501 to 1,250. Uawa County Council U.A. 1 to 500. Hutt Borough Council H.B.C. 1 to 500. Hutt County Council W. 1 to 500. Vincent County Council V.O. 1 to 100. H.C.C. 1 to 500. Waiapu County Council W.A.U. 1 to 250. Inangahua County Council . . I.G. 1 to 500. Waihemo County Council W.H.O. 1 to 250. Inglewood Countv Council . . I.N.G. 1 to 500. Waihi Borough Council W.B.C. 1 to 250. Internal Affairs Department . . LA. 1 upwards. ■ Waikato County Council W.O. 1 to 200. Invercargill Borough Council I.N.S. 1 to 600. Waikohu County Council W.K. 1 to 500. I.N.S. 601 to 2,000. Waimairi County Council C. 6,001 to 6,200. Waimarino County Council .. W.I.B. 1 to 500. Kaikoura County Council K.C. ' 1 upwards. Waimate County Council C. 3,301 to 3,800. Kairanga County Council K. 1 to 500. 99 W.E. 1 to 1,000. Kaitieke County CouncilWaimate West County Council W.E. 1 to 1,000. Kaitieke County CouncilK.I.E. K.I.E.1 to 250. 1 to 250.Waimate West County Council W.W. 1 to 250. Kawhia County Council K.W.A. 1 to 500. Waimea County Council W.M. 1 to 2,000. Kiwitea County Council K.W. 1 to 250. Waipa County Council W.P. 1 to 200. Kowai County Council K.C.B. 1 upwards. Waipara County Council W.P.R. 1 to 500. Waipawa County Council H. 600 to 650. Labour Department L.A.B. 1 upwards. 99 • • W.I. 1 to 1,000. Lake County Council L.K. 1 to 300. Wairarapa S. County Council W.S.C. 1 to 500. Lands and Survey Department L.S. 1 upwards. Wairewa County Council w.c.c. 1 to 500. Levels County Council C. 2,701 to 3,200. Waitemata County Council . . W.A. 1 to 500. L.C. 1 to 500. Wairoa County Council W.A.I. 1 to 500. Waitomo Countv Council W.T.O. 1 to 250. Mackenzie County Council .. C. 3,201 to 3,300. Wallace County Council W.L. 1 to 300. M.K. 1 to 500. Wanganui Borough Council . % W.G. 1 to 3,500. Makara County Council M.K.R. 1 to 500. Wanganui County Council .. W.C. 1 to 500. Malvern County Council M.N. 1 to 500. Weber County Council W.E.B. 1 to 250. Manawatu County Council .. M.C. 1 upwards Wellington City Council W. 1,001 to 2,000. Mangonui County Council M.G.I. 1 to 500. Westland County Council W.N. 1 upwards. Maniototo County Council M.O. 1 to 100. W.D. 1 to 500. Manukau County Council M.U. 1 to 500. Whakatane County Council .. W.H. 1 to 500. Masterton Borough Council .. 19 • • Masterton County Council . . i W. 501 to 1,000. Whangarei County Council .. W.R. 1 to 1,000. M.S. 1 to 1,500. Whangaroa County Council .. W.A.C. 1 to 500. M. 251 to 1,000. Woodville County Council .. W.D.V. 1 to 500.

EXTRACT FROM NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Name of tried. When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. Born. Height. Complexion. j Hair. ! Eyes- | Nose. Distinguishing Marks, <to. | Native of Trade. Born. Height. Complexion. i Hair. i 1 Byes- ■ Now. ■ Distinguishing Marks, *o. alias Cassidy, Kaitaia 25/4/21 drunk and disorderly .. convicted, charged, disand Maori labourer 1893 ft. in. 5 11 copper.. blaok brown .. large Strong build. (See Police Gazette, 1919, page 733.) prohibited obscene language fined £5 resisting police fined £5 domestic . Poui AnnieSoloman, Kaitaia 25/4/21 drunk and disorderly .. convicted, charged, disand Maori labourer 1893 ft. in. 5 11 copper.. blaok brown .. large Strong build. (See Police Gazette , 1919, page 733.) prohibited obscene language fined £5 resisting police fined £5 • • Auckland .. 25/4/21 breach of the peace fined £1 Maori 1882 5 4 dark .. black brown .. broad Scar on left cheek. AnnieSoloman, MinnieMannering, Auckland 25/4/21 breach of the peace fined £1 Maori domestic .. 1882 5 4 dark .. black brown .. broad Scar on left cheek. .. Auckland 25/4/21 breach of the peace fined £1 •• Maori domestic .. 1887 5 2 dark .. dark brown .. broad MinnieMannering, James Archie Honkinson, Auckland Auckland 25/4/21 25/4/21 of peace of . peace fined fined Maori Zealand domestic storeman . 1887 1895 5 5 2 7 dark . fresh . dark fair brown . brown . broad medium Eagle and snake on right forearm; eagle and • t ' flowers on left forearm. Archie .Hopkinson, Thomas Norton, Auckland Auckland 25/4/21 25/4/21 breach of the peace .. fined £2 N. Zealand storeman .. 1895 5 7 fresh .. fair brown .. medium Eagle and snake on right forearm; eagle and flowers on left forearm. assault fined £1 . , Ireland fireman 1870 5 3 fresh .. brown grey .. thick, Crucifix on right forearm; heart, anchor, and broken cross on inside of left forearm ; star at base hazel . of right thumb. (See Police Gazette, 1918, page 199.) Thomas Norton, William Beaton, Auckland 25/4/21 assault fined £1 Ireland fireman 1870 5 3 fresh .. brown grey .. thick, Crucifix on right forearm; heart, anchor, and hazel .. broken cross on inside of left forearm ; star at base of right thumb. (See Police Gazette, 1918, page 199.) Stanley Auckland 26/4/21 unlawfully in possession fined £10 • . Scotland .. surveyor 1892 5 8 dark .. brown . medium Scar on right forefinger and on right side of StanleyBeaton, of automatic revolver chin. P.P. Photographed at Auckland, breach of the peace 14/4/21. McRae Stirling Lockwood.. Wright, Auckland 26/4/21 unlawfully in possession fined £10 Scotland .. surveyor 1892 5 8 dark .. brown medium Scar on right forefinger and on right side of of automatic revolver tinsmith chin. E.P. Photographed at Auckland, 14/4/21. , , Auckland 27/4/21 fined £1 England .. tinsmith ,. 1863 5 3£ fair brown, going grey .. large, Scar on right middle finger. P.P. Photobald twisted graphed at Auckland, 18/7/18. (See Police Gazette, 1918, page 491.) Lockwood.. Wright, alias Stewart, Auckland Auckland 27/4/21 27/4/21 breach of the peace of peace £1fined fined £1 England .. 1863 5 H fair brown, going bald grey .. large, Scar on right middle finger. F.P. Phototwisted graphed at Auckland, 18/7/18. (See Police Gazette, 1918, page 491.) . . N. Zealand chainman 1886 5 8 fair brown brown .. upturned Right middle finger missing ; two dots on back and hairof left hand. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page dresser 501.). alias Stewart, Tuckey Rynold Auckland Auokland 27/4/21 27/4/21 breach of the peace fined £1 N. Zealand cb ai nm a n 1886 5 8 fair brown brown .. upturned Right middle finger missing ; two dots on back and hairof left hand. (See Police Gazette , 1920, page dresser 501.) theft oonvioted and N. Zealand labourer 1901 5 7 fresh .. fair It. brown medium Scar on left side of forehead and on eaoh eyedischarged brow. F.P. Photographed at Auckland, 12/11/17. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 579.) blue . Rynold DanielSouth, Auckland Auckland 27/4/21 27/4/21 theft trespass convioted fined N. Zealand labourer 1879 5 8 swarthy brown medium Star and dagger on right forearm ; three stars on left wrist; burn-scar on right shoulder; heart, anchor, flowers, and dagger on left forearm. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page 158.) and N. Zealand labourer 1901 5 7 fresh .. fair It. brown medium Scar on left side of forehead and on each eyedischarged brow. F.P. Photographed at Auckland, blue 12/11/17. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 579.) DanielSouth, Herbert McNelly, Auckland 27/4/21 trespass on a racecourse fined £5 N. Zealand labourer 1879 5 8 swarthy brown medium Star and dagger on right forearm ; three stars on left wrist; burn-scar on right shoulder; heart, anchor, flowers, and dagger on left forearm. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page 158.) •• Auckland 27/4/21 trespass on a racecourse fined £1 •• N. Zealand confectioner 1886 5 6 fresh .. dark grey .. medium Strong build. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 338.) ’ Tattooed on arms. (See Police Gazette, 1916, Herbert McNelly, WilliamBurman, Auckland 27/4/21 trespass on a racecourse fined £1 N. Zealand confectioner 1886 5 6 fresh .. dark grey .. medium Strong build. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 338.) Tattooed on arms. (See Police Gazette, 1916, James, Auckland 27/4/21 trespass on a racecourse fined £1 N. Zealand fishmonger 1891 5 8 fair fair .. blue medium James, alias page 158.). Auckland 27/4/21 trespass on a racecourse fined £1 N. Zealand fishmonger 1891 5 8 fair fair blue medium alias Charles Ellstrom, page 158.). Auckland 28/4/21 drunkenness .. convicted and Sweden seaman 1877 5 9 fair fair blue .. medium 1876 and star on left forearm. discharged obscene language fined £5 Charles Ellstrom, Burnett, Auckland Auckland 28/4/21 28/4/21 drunkenness . and disorderly convicted fined £1 N. Zealand labourer 1887 5 4 fresh .. brown brown .. medium Tombstone on left forearm; 24560, N.Z., and woman on right forearm. and Sweden seaman 1877 5 9 fair fair blue .. medium 1876 and star on left forearm. discharged obscene language fined £5 Thomas .Burnett, Rudolph Auckland Auckland 28/4/21 28/4/21 disorderly drunkenness fined £1 convicted N. Zealand labourer 1887 5 4 fresh .. brown brown .. medium Tombstone on left forearm; 24560, N.Z., and woman on right forearm. and America .. carpenter .. 1900 5 10 fair fair blue .. medium discharged indecent act .. fined £5 Borgfeldt, Rudolph Deidrich Auckland 28/4/21 drunkenness .. convicted and America .. carpenter .. 1900 5 10 fair fair blue medium discharged indecent act .. fined £5 Taylor, Auckland 28/4/21 theft 1 year’s proba England .. cook 1879 5 fresh .. dark grey .. medium Strong build ; full face; soar under right eye. tion and to make restitu tion - , . Auckland 28/4/21 theft 1 year’s probaEngland .. cook 1879 5 7J fresh .. dark grey .. medium Strong build ; full face; soar under right eye. tion and to make restitution Mary Auckland 29/4/21 obscene language fined £2 N. Zealand domestic .. 1871 5 2 fresh .. dark blue medium See Police Gazette, 1916, page 104. Auokland 29/4/21 obscene language fined £2 N. Zealand domestio .. 1871 5 2 fresh .. dark blue medium See Police Gazette, 1916, page 104. . .

Return of Persons summarily convicted at Magistrates' Courts, but not sent to Gaol.

Name Offender. Where When. Offence. Sentence. of Trade. Born. Height. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. &c. Distinguishing PercyLupton, Auckland assault 29/4/21 fined £.1 N. Zealand carrier 1888 ft. in. 5 8 fair fair blue ., medium Stout build. (See Police Gazette, 1916, page negligent driving fined £3 516.) fore29/4/21 assault fined £1 N. Zealand carrier 1888 ft. in. 5 8 fair fair blue . medium Stout build. (See Police Gazette , 1916, page negligent driving fined £3 516.) Archibald ..Gillon, Auckland . 30/4/21 drunkenness . and Scotland . . fireman 1871 5 54 dark black brown thick left on Flag discharged ; (See obscene fined £10 82.) 'William Palmer, Joseph Auckland 80/4/21 theft . if up N. labourer 1899 5 7 sallow . light hazel medium brown ; called 1920, (See eye. page to stitution fair 566.) George Auckland 30/4/21 drunkenness . convicted Scotland .. greaser 1870 5 9 going grey medium damage (breaking discharged damage bald window) See Police Gazette, 1920, page 287. medium See Police Gazette, 1920, page 287. Harry Waihi 12/4/21 police fined Tasmania miner 1890 5 7 fresh . black dark medium Vivian Capper, Waihi 12/4/21 assault fined £2 Tasmania miner 1888 5 6 fresh .. brown blue medium 12/4/21 assault fined £2 Tasmania miner 1888 5 6 fresh . brown blue medium Williams, Waihi behaviour violent fined £2 N. Zealand miner 1907 5 8 fair fair blue medium behaviour violent railway-carriage fined £2 N. Zealand miner 1907 5 8 fair fair blue medium railway-carriage fined £1 fresh . drunkenness .. fined £1 fresh . Richard Penno, Waihi a fined Zealand miner 1905 5 6 brown dark medium railway-corriage drunkenness . fined £1 * Scar on right knee and on inside of , left thumb ; Norman Hamilton 26/4/21 breaking, entering, and returned to in N. Zealand labourer and 1904 5 3 fair light brown blue medium Scar on right knee and on inside of left thumb; theft dustrial school printer two scars near left ankle. (See Police Gazette, and to come 1919, page 643, and Photographs, page 61.) up in 2 years rogue and vagabond (in to come up in possession of skeleton key) 2 years false pretences to come up in 2 years theft to come up in 2 years labourer brown . flat 26/4/21 breaking, entering, and returned to inN. Zealand, labourer and 1904 5 3 fair light brown. blue.. . medium theft + dustrial school printer two scars near left ankle. (See Police Gazette, and to come up in 2 years 1919, page 643, and Photographs, page 61.) rogue and vagabond (in to come up in possession of skeleton key) 2 years false pretences to come up in , ' 2 years theft to come up in 2 years labourer fiat Kahukore Karatara Whakatane 12/4/21 threatening fined Maori 1901 5 7 copper. black brown . Ihaia Whakatane . 12/4/21 threatening fined 10s. Maori labourer 1898 5 8 copper. black brown fiat Mahake . Whakatane 12/4/21 behaviour threatening fined Maori labourer 1880 5 6 copper. black brown medium Davis, Whakatane . 12/4/21 behaviour threatening fined Zealand N. labourer 1899 5 6 copper. . ' * • black brown . fiat 1 James Whakatane 12/4/21 theft fined Zealand N. butcher 1885 5 8 fresh brown blue i medium make tion labourer ’ / t black 0 1 Whenua Whakatane . 12/4/21 (7false and fined £2 Maori 1895 5 11 copper. brown . medium | black brown .. medium charges) make restitu tion false pretences fined £3 and to make resti tution charges) make restitution false pretences fined £3 and to i \ \ j . . - make restitution- £ 1

Return of Persons summarily convicted at Magistrates' Courts, but not sent to Gaol-continued.

Name Offender. tried.Where When. Offence. 1 | Sentence. Native of Trade. Born. i j Height. Complexion. Hair. Byes. Nose. Distinguishing Marks, <feo. « When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. Born. j Height. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Distinguishing Marks, <fco. Romana Whakatane . 4/4/21 assault fined Maori labourer 1889 ft. 9 copper. black brown . flat Te . . Whakatane 4/4/21 theft fined Maori labourer 1898 5 copper.. black brown fiat Tawhia Hare Whakatane . . 4/4/21 obscene fined Maori labourer 1898 7 copper. black brown flat disorderly fined Shine, Whakatane . 4/4/21 assault fined £7 Ireland labourer 1880 6 fresh . light grey medium 1920,, (See seaman page 601.) KZ& page 601.) Waretino Wani Whakatane 29/3/21 assault fined £5 Maori labourer 1889 H copper.. black brown . fiat Herbert Brett, Whakatane . 24/4/21 theft £10fined Australia . agent 1885 6 fresh black brown . medium William Whakatane . 24/4/21 language fined Zealand N. labourer 1891 11 dark black blue medium Raki Hawea Whakatane . 25/4/21 assault fined Maori . 1860 10 copper. black brown . fiat obscene language fined £1 cook hur..Thompson, Whakatane . 28/4/21 theft convicted England . 1892 5 pale brown hazel . medium on Dagger discharged resisting police discharged convicted and discharged brown .. medium ; ■ . Barron, resisting police convicted and discharged 1 year’s probaoarpenter .. brown .. medium Tattoo-marks on left thumb ; scarj'over right Gisborne 19/4/21 false pretences 1 year’s probaScotland .. carpenter .. 1877 5 94 fiesh .. brown Tattoo-marks on left thumb ; right tion and to mate restitution labourer eye. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page 5.) Barron, William Bain, Gisborne Taumarunui 19/4/21 23/4/21 false pretences charges) Scotland .. 1877 5 94 fresh .. brown and ifto up N. Zealand 1903 5 7 'reel) .. brown brown .. medium Weak intellect. resti-mate called • tution labourer • eye. (See Police Gazette , 1921, page 5.) \ theft fined £2 and to make restitution painter William Bain, Norman Johanson, Taumarunui Wairoa 23/4/21 27/4/21 theft charges) theft ifto up disconvicted, Zealand N. Zealand 1903 1904 7 5 5 ttosh .. pale brown fair brown . blue medium medium Weak intellect. called on . theft fined £2 and to make restitution painter Johanson, field charged, and to make restitution labourer Wairoa 27/4/21 theft convicted, disN. Zealand 1904 5 5 pale fair blue .. medium Thompson, Wi Wairoa 28/4/21 indecent language fined £2 N. Zealand 1898 5 6 copper.. blaok brown .. medium A half-caste Maori. Volker, Frederick .. N. Plymouth 14/4/21 keeping liquor for sale fined £20 N. Zealand labourer 1888 6 2 fresh .. fair grey .. large Strong build; soar on bridge of nose; long in a proclaimed area failing to give order for convicted and features. liquor for proclaimed area discharged Brown, Herbert Napier 13/4/21 idle and disorderly convicted and England .. cook 1856 5 34 fresh .. grey, bald .. grey .. medium Scar on right arm. discharged Workman, Herbert Henry, Napier 13/4/21 attempted false prefined £10 and N. Zealand tailor 1886 5 8 fair dark brown brown .. large Heart, crossed hands, and LUCY on right alias Adams tences prohibited forearm; small scar at corner of left eye. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page 71.) Moody, William Henry Napier 18/4/21 theft convicted and N. Zealand schoolboy .. 1905 4 11 fresh .. brown blue medium Scar on inside of right calf. discharged charged, and to make restitution labourer fieldThompson, 28/4/21 indecent language fined £2 N. Zealand 1898 5 6 copper.. blaok brown .. » medium A half-caste Maori. Wairoa N. Plymouth 14/4/21 keeping liquor for sale fined £20 N. Zealand labourer 1888 6 2 fresh .. fair grey .. large Strong build; scar on bridge of nose; long in a proclaimed area failing to give order for convicted and features. liquor for proclaimed area discharged Frederick .Volker, Herbert Brown, 13/4/21 idle and disorderly convicted and England .. cook 1856 5 34 fresh • .. grey, bald .. grey .. medium Scar on right arm. discharged Napier Napier 13/4/21 attempted false prefined £10 and N. Zealand tailor 1886 5 8 fair dark brown brown .. large Heart, crossed hands, and LUCY on right Workman, Herbert Henry, fences prohibited forearm; small scar at corner of left eye. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page 71.) alias Moody, 18/4/21 theft .*. convicted and N. Zealand schoolboy .. 1905 4 11 fresh .. brown blue medium Scar on inside of right calf. discharged - • Napier

Return of Persons summarily convicted at Magistrates' Courts, but not sent to Gaol-continued.

w Born. — - ■ - — of Offender. Where When. Offence. Sentence. of Trade. XI 60 w Complexion. Hair. Byes. Nose. Distinguishing Marks, <fcc. Born. Height. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Distinguishing Marks, &c. Lena Clapperton, Napier 18/4/21 of fined Zealand domestic . 1872 ft. 5 fresh . dark hazel . medium ■ cheek. left 1921, (See order 98.) theft fined £2 James Goddard, Napier 30/4/21 drunkenness convicted England .. gardener 1866 5 7 fair brown blue medium 22 p.c. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 211.) discharged to inebriates’ England .. gardener 1866 5 7 fair brown blue medium . 22 p.o. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 211.) of breach discharged to inebriates’ order 1 year 1847 Robert Napier 30/4/21 prohibition breach to inebriates’ Scotland .. hairdresser.. 5 10 fresh .. grey nazel .. medium Scar on back of left hand; right thumb stiff. year to inebriates’ Sootland .. hairdresser.. 1847 5 10 fresh .. grey hazel .. medium Scar on back of left hand; right thumb stiff. order 1 (See Police Gazette-, 1908, page 344.) year 1882 (See Police Gazette, 1908, page 344.) alias William, Whangarei 22/4/21 charges) proba- years’ America engineer 5 8i pale brown grey .. medium Soar on chin. 1882 5 *k pale brown grey .. medium Scar on chin. Malone false and ,to restitu- make tion Patrick William Smith, Dannevirke . 29/4/21 indecent fined £1 England labourer 1869 5 n fresh . grey, grey .. medium S on right forearm; P on left forearm ; birthbald mark on left cheek. grey .. medium S on right forearm; P on left forearm ; birthmark on left cheek. JamesFettes, Dannevirke . 30/4/21 while charge fined Scotland . labourer 1898 5 6 fresh . brown brown medium horse obscene fined 1868 Francis.O’Rourke, Porangahau 22/4/21 drunkenness . fined Ireland labourer 5 8 tanned brown, grey . medium, (See page 623.) language fined 1882 grey broken Christopher Porangahau 28/4/21 drunk while oharge fined Zealand N. labourer 5 9 fresh brown . , grey .. medium grey medium of Stanley Pongaroa 2/5/21 assault fined Zealand N. labourer 1902 5 10 fair brown . hooked ; scowling Ryan . Shannon 28/4/21 rogue and vagabond .. to come up if N. Zealand labourer 1874 6 1 fresh .. fair brown .. large Boil-scar on back of neck; scar on right little called on finger, on left thumb, and on nose. (See Police Gazette, 1917, page 184.) • rogue and vagabond .. to come up if N. Zealand labourer 1874 6 1 fresh .. fair brown .. large Boil-scar on back of neck; scar on right little called on finger, on left thumb, and on nose. (See Police Gazette, 1917, page 184.) Buchanan, James . Shannon 28/4/21 and rogue if Zealand labourer 1883 6 0 dark . brown brown long Strong ; called 21.) James Scott, Wellington . 25/4/21 act fined N. labourer 1899 5 74 ruddy brown brown prominent left George Irving, Wellington . 26/4/21 probation convicted Zealand driver 1900 5 4 freckled auburn blue prominent build. ; (See Alexander discnarged Gazette, 758.) West, Wellington 27/4/21 selling convicted Australia . labourer 1871 5 5 dark . brown blue injured, (See charges) discharged turned to page 686.) each right Robert Wellington . 27/4/21 selling -grog sly £20fined England . labourer 1866 5 10 fresh grey blue large ; selling and ; right charges) discharged on ; each 1918, Lillian Wellington 28/4/21 drunkenness fined Ireland prostitute 1872 5 3 sallow Drown blue . medium See 1919, , wilful damage if up page charges) called bn on 0 each, to pay damage, and prohibited / charges) called bn on 0 ; each, to pay damage, and prohibited •

Return of Persons summarily convicted at Magistrates' Courts, but not sent to Gaol-continued.

of Offender tried. When. Offence. Sentence. of 1 j Born. Height. Complexion. I 1 Hair. Eye*. Noea. Distinguishing Marks, foi. U 4 *53 H Complexion. i Bair. 1 Eyes. None. Distinguishing Marks, to. Mc- Alexander Wellington .. 29/4/21 theft .. fined £5 N. Zealand cook ft. 1899 5 in. 9 dark .. dark brown . medium Burn-scar on right forearm. F.P. ' theft .. convicted and ; Laren William Laing, Wellington . Wellington . 29/4/21 theft fined £5 N. Zealand cook ft. 1899 5 in. 9 dark .. dark brown .. medium Burn-scar on right forearm. F.P. theft convicted and discharged blue medium Right forefinger missing. | 29/4/21 drunkenness .. discharged fined 5s. Scotland .. labourer 1865 5 fresh .. grey Blue medium Right forefinger missing. indecent language fined 10s. blue medium William Laing, Edward Kelly, Wellington . Wellington 29/4/21 29/4/21 drunkenness .. drunkenness . fined fined £1 Scotland . Ireland labourer fireman 51865 1887 ±4 fresh .. grey 7 fresh .. dark brown indecent language indecent act . fined andconvicted blue i discharged brown . medium , - 4 * - Edward Kelly, RobertHardie, Wellington Wellington 29/4/21 29/4/21 drunkenness . receiving property fined £1 andconvicted Ireland Zealand fireman labourer 1887 51882 7 7 fresh . sallow . dark dark medium discharged brown . medium indecent act .. convicted and discharged dark brown brown . medium RobertHardie, Bridge, Wellington Wellington 29/4/21 29/4/21 receiving property stolen property andconvicted fined £10 Zealand Zealand labourer driver 51882 51884 7 5 sallow .. sallow brown discharged brown . medium Bridge, FannyBridge, Wellington Wellington 29/4/21 29/4/21 stolen property receiving property fined £10 convicted Zealand Zealand N. driver domestic .. 51884 51888 5 4 sallow .. brown pale fair blue medium discharged 6 months’ problue F.P. FannyBridge, Leslie, alias Cooper, Wellington .. 29/4/21 receiving stolen property convicted and N. Zealand domestic .. 1888 5 4 pale fair blue medium discharged 6 months’ problue Nelson 11/3/21 theft .. N. Zealand labourer 1904 5 4 fresh .. fair medium West;, Leslie, alias Cooper, Nelson 11/3/21 theft N. Zealand labourer 1904 5 4 fresh .. fair medium F.P. Walter Waihi, 31/10/19 theft charges) bation if come up ! called on Indian’s head on right forearm; scar on left convicted and | Percy Blenheim 18/4/21 theft Australia .. labourer 1902 5 24 fair fair hazel .. medium Indian’s head on right forearm ; scar on left convicted and Australia .. labourer 1902 5 2J fair fair hazel .. medium obscene discharged convicted thumb. discharged brown medium alias Willis, Murphy Christchurch 26/4/21 idle disorderly (inHome to ,S.A. Zealand domestic 51900 2 fresh . brown means) 1 blue 1908, page Rachel Hughes, Fanny Chris 27/4/21 theft 1 tion receiving to a Zealand domestic . 1888 4 fresh . fair medium EdwardBickerstafi, Christchurch 28/4/21 theft Zealand glass-beveller 11 fresh . brown brown . medium gazetted. 1 home. 1920, See page George, Sydney Christchurch 29/4/21 breach probation probation exZealand labourer 1889 If fresh dark brown grey . medium alias Humbly 1tended I . Demicheli, Ernpsto Christchurch 30/4/21 drunkenness fined Zealand labourer 1884 i fair black hazel medium 1918, page Oliver Ashburton . 29/4/21 wilful damage theft damage pay fined Zealand N. advertising agent 1900 8 sallow . dark grey . medium stiff. elbow ; eye Alfred Boal, Timaru 28/4/21 while fined Ireland farmer 51873 8 fresh brown hazel . medium 346. 1919, page a brown medium Leslie Elwyn Timaru 30/4/21 charges) theft receiving to N. Zealand schoolboy .. 1910 4 6 fresh .. fair home N. Zealand schoolboy .. 1910 4 6 fresh .. fair Thomas Bunbury, Dunedin 25/4/21 drunk while in charge fined £10 N. Zealand farmer 1893 5 94 fresh .. brown grey .. medium of a motor-car t Dunedin 25/4/21 drunk while in charge fined £10 N. Zealand farmer 1893 5 9J fresh .. brown grey .. medium of a motor-car Thomas alias Dunedin 29/4/21 charges) probation Zealand jockey 51901 2 sallow . dark brown . small ; ; at make restitution Dunedin, 18/4/21. A quarter-caste Maori. (See Police Gazette, 1 Dunedin, 18/4/21. A quarter-caste Maori. (See Police Gazette, Charles Bluff 21/4/21 theft fined Zealand labourer . 51888 7 dark, black brown medium sallow 672.)

Return of Persons summarily convicted at Magistrates' Courts, but not sent to Gaol-continued.

Prisoner. Gaol, 1 1 d s Complexion. Nose. Where J When. l Offence. I | Sentence. of Trade. Born. l Height. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. When discharged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. ( F.P. indicates that finger-impressions have been taken. o CQ op ’© w Hair. Eyes. charged. ( F.P. indicates that finger-impressions have been taken. Auckland ft. in. , ■ : ; ft. in. James . Auckland M.C. Auckland M.C. dA n u 27/1/23 drunkenness . . months 3 England . . fireman 1893 5 4 fresh dark grey medium 26/4/21 broken. Thomas 20/4/21 drunkenness 7 India labourer 1852 5 8 fresh fair blue medium 26/4/21 F.P. build. Tyler, 25/4/21 drunkenness . 24 Wales store1871 5 5 pale brown grey medium 26/4/21 F.P. M.C. man William Pierce, Pukekohe 22/3/21 maintenance default 3arrears or England cabinet1869 5 H sallow . grey grey . medium 27/4/21 Arrested, flag M.C. weeks maker paid. Michael'McLean, Auckland 21/4/21 drunkenness 7 Scotland . seaman 1892 5 fresh .. black hazel .. medium 27/4/21 Scar on left forefinger. F.P. (See Police 81 fresh .. black hazel .. medium . 27/4/21 Scar on left forefinger. F.P. (See Police : 192i 263.) page CharlesStrawson, k M.C. Auckland ; Auckland 21/4/21 drunkenness 7 England steward 1883 5 7f sallow . brown grey . medium 27/4/21 F.P. wood, Ring 25/4/21 drunkenness fine Ireland seaman 1867 5 fresh .. grey grey .. medium 27/4/21 Scar on right thumb. F.P. 31 fresh .. grey grey .. medium 27/4/21 Scar on right thumb. F.P. alias Eadie, 25/4/21 drunkenness 48 Scotland boilermaker 1873 5 7 fresh brown hazel . . medium 27/4/21 Left ; forefinger Ainslie M.C. F.P. (See Police Gazette , 1915, page 855.) r , - F.P. (See Police Gazette, 1915, page 855.) Pollock, Auckland • M.C. ; Auckland 25/4/21 drunkenness 48 Ireland labourer 1876 6 2 fresh . grey blue medium 27/4/21 mouth. right Thomas, John Williams, 25/4/21 threatening 48 England . miner 1865 5 6 dark brown blue medium 27/4/21 (See alias ’M.C. Police Gazette, 1911, page 249.) ' f medium ’ Police Gazette , 1911, page 249.) Photographed at Auckland, 18/2/21. F.P. HaroldBatten, H.M.S. 1/2/21 indecent days 90 England seaman 1901 5 6 fresh .. brown light blue 28/4/21 medium 28/4/21 Photographed at Auckland, 18/2/21. F.P. ‘ ‘ Veronica ’ ’ M artin, Claude Alexander Auckland 16/4/21 indecent act .. fine or 14 days N. Zealand hairdresser 1886 5 4 fresh .. brown brown .. medium 22/4/21 Scars on right shin, near left eye, and on right : iy * ”“yeronica M.C. palm. F.P. (See Police Gazette, 1915, page 624.) Bullet-scar on right thigh. Arrested, 23/4/21. 1 22/4/21 Scars on right shin, near left eye; and on right Alexander Claude Martin, Herbert George Auckland ; 16/4/21 indecent act .. fine or 14 days N. Zealand hairdresser . 1886 5 4 fresh .. brown . brown .. medium Rotorua M.C. 7/3/21 default of maintenance i } arrears or 3 N. Zealand carpenter .. 1891 5 n fresh .. fair blue medium 29/4/21 months Arrears paid. F.P. Frame, James, alias Auckland 1/2/21 vagrancy 3 months Scotland .. carpenter .. 1851 5 6f sallow .. grey blue medium 30/4/21 Scar on chin; ring on right middle finger. 9 ■ M.C, : - ■ palm. F.P. (See Police Gazette, 1915, page 624.) Bullet-scar on right thigh. Arrested, 23/4/21. George Hamilton '-aJ ? » .... M.C. F.P, (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 673.) Rotorua M.C. 7/3/21 default of maintenance arrears ‘ or 3 N. Zealand carpenter .. 1891 5 71 fresh .. fair blue .. medium 29/4/21 , : ... . ' months Arrears paid. F.P. alias James, Frame, Michael Connolly, d d 1 u 1/2/21 2/2/21 vagrancy drunkenness months months Scotland . Ireland carpenter dealer 1851 1867 5 5 6f 3* sallow . fresh . grey grey blue 1 . . blue . medium pug 30/4/21 30/4/21 middle finger.; on ring fractured. forehead ; right M.C. 4/2/21 refusing to leave tramcar idle and disorderly 7 days Hamilton , DanielMinogue, M.C, • Auckland „ *’• • # ! ! F.P. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 673.) Scar on forehead ; right ankle fractured. F.P. 2/4/21 1 month Ireland tailor 1867 5 8£ fresh .. light brown blue medium 30/4/21 Scar over right eye. F.P. Photographed at M.C. Auckland, 8/10/19. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 721.) Michael Connolly, Michael Leader, Auckland Auckland 2/2/21 drunkenness .. .. 3 months Ireland .. dealer 1867 5 31 fresh .. grey blue" .. pug 30/4/21 M.C. M.C. 20/4/21 drunkenness .. fine or 1 month England .. fireman 1879 5 64 fresh .. dark brown dk. blue large 30/4/21 Scar on left shin. Fine paid. F.P. I' 4/2/21 refusing to leave tram7 days , ■ V' ,<)!•.. ' • r?V:WfV' DanielMinogue, Gisborne Auckland 2/4/21 idle and disorderly 1 month Ireland tailor 1867 5 81 fresh .. light brown blue .. medium 30/4/21 Scar over right eye. F.P. Photographed at M.C. j j Auckland, 8/10/19. (See Police Gazette, 1920, ... page 721.) Leader, . O’Dwyer, Denis Auckland Gisborne S.C. 17/3/21 attempted false pre1 month N. Zealand oarpenter .. 1890 5 84 dark .. dark blue medium 16/4/21 Mark on left middle fingers; scar above right tences knee. Held over from previous return. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 463.) M.C. 20/4/21 drunkenness .. fine or 1 month England .. fireman 1879 5 6 1 fresh .. dark brown , dk. blue large . 30/4/21 Scar on left shin. Fine paid. F.P. , !j ■■ -J GisborneNapier Slight scar on right forearm; dagger on left DenisO’Dwyer, Seymour, Andrew Gisborne S.C. Christchurch 17/3/21 26/4/21 false attempted maintenance of month 1 6 Zealand Zealand N. carpenter . painter 1890 1883 5 5 81 3 dark . fair dark brown grey .. thin, 27/4/21 dark blue .. medium 16/4/21 Mark on left middle fingers; scar above right tences knee. Held over from previous return. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 463.) McDonald, Alan Joseph M.C. weeks straight forearm. Arrears paid. Napier M.C. 31/3/21 drunkenness .. fine or 48 hours N. Zealand labourer 1890 5 8 dark .. black grey .. wide 30/4/21 11 p.c. Soars on right eyebrow, on top of head, and on back of left hand; mole on back of assault 1 month resisting police 1 month neck; left ring-finger bent. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 563.) thin, straight Slight scar on right forearm; dagger on left forearm. Arrears paid. Seymour, Andrew ChristchurchM.C. default of maintenance arrears or 6 weeks N. Zealand painter 1883 5 3 fair dark brown grey .. 27/4/21 • t 26/4/21 Napier M.C. 31/3/21 drunkenness .. fine or 48 hours N. Zealand labourer 1890 5 8 dark .. black grey .. wide 30/4/21 11 p.c, Soars on right eyebrow, on top of head, assault 1 month and on back of left hand; mole on back of resisting police 1 month neck; left ring-finger bent. (See Police Gaze.tte, 1920, page 563.) McDonald, Alan Joseph

RETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE WEEK ENDING 30th APRIL, 1921.

1 Native of Trade. s 3 Hair. Eyes. Nose. When dis-i Remarks, and Previous Convictions. — Name Gaol, 1 | | Native of j Trade. e £ Hair. Eyes. Nose. When disRemarks, and Previous Convictions. Where tried. When. | Offence. Sentence. & *3 W plexion. charged. 1 (F.P. indicates that finger-impressions have been taken.) Name U»ol, WellingtonWhere tried. When. | Offence. Sentence. 1 w plexion. charged. (F.P. indicates that finger-impressions have been taken.) William Prior, Palmerston N. 19/4/21 indecent act .. / 7 days N. Zealand labourer 1895 ft. 5 in. 9 fresh .. brown blue . medium 25/4/21 Scar on chest and on right arm. F.P. Prior, Leonard William Palmerston hi 19/4/21 indecent act .. 7 days N. Zealand labourer 1895 ft. in 5 9 fresh . brown blue medium 25/4/21 Scar on chest and on right arm. F.P. Lvl. U. Wellington 1/4/21 obscene language 1 month Ireland labourer 1890 5 5 fresh . fair blue medium 30/4/21 Scar on right forearm and at side of right eye ; light leg injured. F.P. (See Police Gazette , \ aha O’Keefe, O’Keeffe M.C. 1921, page 247.) s M.C. Wellington 1/4/2JL obscene language 1 month Ireland labourer 1890 5 5 fresh .. fair , blue medium 30/4/21 Scar on right forearm and at side of right eye ; right leg injured. F.P. (See Police Gazette, ' O’Keeffe Halswell— Point Malkin. Catherine, alias Wellington 17/1/21 incorrigible rogue 3 months N. Zealand prostitute . 1871 4 10 fair fair blue large 16/4/21 Several p.c. Lame. Not received in time for Smith, alias Schmidt M.C. previous return. (See Police “Gazette , 1917, % M.C. 1921, page 247.) Halswell Point Catherine page 622.) alia , Paparua— £ Wellington 17/1/21 incorrigible rogue 3 months N. Zealand prostitute .. 1871 4 10 fair fair blue . large 16/4/21 Several p.c. Lame. Not received in time for Schmidt alias Smith, Kyle, alias Sydney, Christchurch 25/1/19 failing to find surety .. 6 months N. Zealand driver 1898 5 4 fair fair blue . medium 26/4/21 Scar on left thigh. Arrested, 27/10/20. , M.C. previous return. (See Police * Gazette , 1917, CatherineRobert; page 622.) M.C. hazel . Right ring-finger contracted and stiff; left little Rattray, Adam Morrison Christohurch 28/1/21 theft as a Post officer .. 3 months Scotland .. postal clerk 1873 5 7 fresh . brown, turn medium 27/4/21 S.C. mg grey hazel . medium finger stiff. F.P. Paparua— Ashley Alf Francis, N. Plymouth 18/1/21 default of maintenance 3 months N. Zealand butcher 1895 5 9 fresh . fair 27/4/21 Small scar near tip of left forefinger; scar on M.C. left little finger. Arrested, 28/1/21. Kyle alias Sydney, Andrew Watsqp, ChristohurchChristchurch 25/1/19 failing to find surety .. 6 months N. Zealand driver 1898 5 4 fair fair blue . medium 26/4/21 Scar on left thigh. Arrested, 27/10/20. M.C. Christchurch 21/4/21 drunkenness .. fine or 7 days N. Zealand labourer 1883 5 6 fresh . brown grey . medium 27/4/21 Heart on left forearm ; scar on right forearm. Cashion, William, alias 29/8/21 drunkenness .. 1 month N. Zealand labourer 1864 5 6 dark . brown, turn - grey . medium 28/4/21 3 p c. Two burn-scars under left eye ; lump on RobertCassin M.C.M.C. hazel . Right ring-finger contracted and stiff; left little ing grey left side of neck. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page 72.) Morrison Adam Rattray, Sheehan, ChristohurchChristchurch 28/1/2129/3/21 Post a .drunkenness 3 month 1 Scotland .Australia . clerk postal labourer 18731884 55 64 fresh . brown, turn - grey . large, thick 28/4/21 14 p.c. Scar on left cheek and near left eye ; 7 fresh .. brown, turn medium 27/4/21 S.C. mg grey hazel . medium finger stiff. F.P. Ashley Alf Francis, alias O’Brien, N. Plymouth M.C. ing grey flag on left forearm; anchor on left upper 18/1/21 default of maintenance 3 months N. Zealand butcher 1895 5 9 fresh .. fair . 27/4/21 Small scar near tip of left forefinger; scar on M.C. . > left little finger. Arrested, 28/1/21. Andrew Watsqji, Joe dark br. arm; right leg amputated. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page 143.) • Christchurch M.C. Christchuroh 2 L/4/21 drunkenness .. fine or 7 days N. Zealand labourer 1883 5 6 fresh .. brown • grey . medium 27/4/21 Heart on left forearm ; scar on right forearm. William, Thomas Docherty, 29/8/21 drunkenness..' 1 month N. Zealand labourer 1864 5 6 dark .. brown, turn - grey . medium 28/4/21 3 p c. Two burn-scars under left eye ; lump on Lyttelton 6/10/20 theft (3 charges) 3 months on Scotland .. seaman 1897 5 64 fresh . dark brown large 30/4/21 2 p.c. Sailing-ship on each forearm; anchor M.C. eaoh between right forefinger and thumb; leaves on left forearm ; scar over right eye and on lower lip ; cast in right eye. F.P. Photographed at Paparua, 29/11/20. Sentences cumulative. Discharged on remission. (See Cassin Addington 1886 Police Gazette, 1920, page 567 ) M.C. ing grey left side of neck. (See Police Gazette, 1921, Lynch, Nellie .. Christchurch 19/4/21 drunkenness .. 7 days N. Zealand domestic . 5 4 pale brown grey . long 25/4/21 Numerous p.c. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page M.C. 115.) Dunedin — blue . Hutchison, James Dunedin M.C. 26/3/21 oDscene language 1 month Scotland .. fireman and 1878 5 10J fresh . dark medium 25/4/21 Strong build. F.P. (See I'olice Gazette, 1916, Gilmour carpenter page 424.) Petrie, Percival Harold Dunedin M.C. 27/4/21 default of maintenance arrears or 1 N. Zealand labourer 1889 5 6 pale dark brown . long 28/4/21 Portions of right middle and ring fingers missmonth ing ; scar over left eye and on right hand. Arrears paid. 8'8¥0° Ramsay, Andrew Dunedin M.C. 29/4/21 drunkenness .. fine or 3 days Scotland .. fireman and 1885 5 34 fresh . brown brown . medium 30/4/21 Sailor, sword, pistol, snake, and bird on right seaman forearm; ship, four flags, woman, bird, and seven-pointed star on left forearm ; portion of right fore and mid fie fingers missing. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 453.) page 72.) • • alias Sheehan, 29/3/21 drunkenness .. 1 month Australia . labourer 1884 5 64 fresh .. brown, turn - grey . large, thiok 28/4/21 14 p.c. Scar on left cheek and near left eye ; Christchurch M.C. ing grey flag on left forearm; anchor on left jipper O’Brien, alias Richards. dark br. arm; right leg amputated. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page 143.) 2 p.c. Sailing-ship on each forearm; anchor JoeDocherty, Thomas 6/10/20 theft (3 charges) 3 months on Scotland . seaman 1897 5 6i fresh .. dark brown large 30/4/21 LytteltonMiC. between right forefinger and thumb; leaves on left forearm ; scar over right eye and on lower lip ; cast in right eye. F.P. Photographed at Paparua, 29/11/20. Sentences cumulative. Discharged on remission. (See each Police Gazette, 1920, page 567 ) Addington 19/4/21 drunkenness.. 7 days N. Zealand domestic .. 1886 5 4 pale brown grey . long 25/4/21 Numerous p.c. (See Police Gazette, 1921, page ChristchurchM.C. 115.) •< blue . Dunedin— JamesHutchison, 26/3/21 onscene language 1 month Scotland . fireman and 1878 5 10J fresh .. dark . medium 25/4/21 Strong build. F.P. (See Police Gazette, 1916, Dunedin M.C. carpenter \ page 424.) Gilmour Percival Petrie, 27/4/21 default of maintenance arrears or 1 N. Zealand labourer 1889 5 6 pale dark brown . long 28/4/21 Portions of right middle and ring fingers missmonth ing ; scar over left eye and on right hand. Arrears paid. g'BfC:® Dunedin M.C. Dunedin M.C. 29/4/21 drunkenness .. .. fine or 3 days Scotland . fireman and 1885 5 34 fresh .. brown . brown . medium 30/4/21 Sailor, sword, pistol, snake, and bird on right forearm ; ship, four flags, woman, bird, and seven-pointed star on left forearm ; portion of seaman . i. . : • right fore and mid ile fingers missing. (See Police Gazette, 1920, page 453.) Ramsay, Andrew

RETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE WEEK ENDING 30th APRIL, 1921 —continued.

Name Where tried. When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. Born. Height. Complexion. Hair. Byes. Nose. When charged. and indicates ( . Invercargill in. ft. John Martin Gore 13/4/21 (no 14 Australia miner 1884 5 54 dark . brown grey medium 26/4/21 ; ; means) visible on Hauiti Port 12/5/19 theft weeks 3 Zealand labourer 1902 5 6 copper, black brown . medium 27/4/21 Photographed right M.C. theft years’ blotchy (See mative de1918, page tention Frederick Ellis, Auckland 17/5/20 and refor- 1 Zealand labourer 1902 5 10 fresh fair hazel medium 27/4/21 left not on p.c. Edwin S.C. theft mative at graphed Arthur Leo Dunedin M.C. 29/4/19 theft years’ England . labourer 1899 5 9 fair fair, . curly grey . medium 28/4/21 lip ; dePhotographed tention 29/4/19. Invercargill C 16/5/19 custody from escaping 6 Keenan, Wellington 1/11/20 bodily 8 England trimmer 1901 5 fresh .. dark brown blue .. medium 30/4/21 1 p.c. FRIENDSHIP and clasped hands on 34 fresh .. dark brown blue medium 30/4/21 1 p.c. FRIENDSHIP and clasped hands on S.C. harm ; ;; back on Inver- right 22/12/20.

RETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE WEEK ENDING 30th APRIL, 1921 —continued.