PERSONS WANTED.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume LVIII, Issue 49, 13 December 1933, Page 755

PERSONS WANTED.

Auckland.3oth ultimo, on warrant of commitment to Auckland Prison for two months in default of paying £l2 3s. arrears on a maintenance order for the support of his illegitimate child, Leslie L. Allard, alias Victor Stevens, age thirty - six, height 5 ft. 6 in., fibrous-plaster worker, native of England, medium build, fair compexion and hair, blue eyes, slightly deaf ; dressed in a sports suit and tan shoes. Me may be released on payment of £4. 20// y 3 3

Auckland.— Athol Goler Phillips, defaultvof maintenance, was not given the option of was ordered to be imprisojßjligrcHTfirmqnthjn.AuckkuHl -prison. (See Police Gazette, 19337 page 715.) t f '

Wanganui.— John Mullis, obtaining credit/ bv fraud (see Police Gazette, 1933, page 704).,. George Moir/ »lis Morris,, Albm Miller, referf-ed to in Police Gazette, ibM /j/a&f*Bsr a,hcM929, page 65, have been identified as thc^Fofthe offender, hfyj Masterton.— Lambert, failihg tb provide j It has been ascertained by the Masterton police that his correct name is William George Lamberth. (See Police Gazette, 1933, page 572.) ijtoji ■

Christchurch.3oth ultimo, on warrant of commitment to Paparua Prison for six days in default of paying £1 14s. fine and costs for using an unregistered motor-lorry, Clive Mathison, age about twenty-six, height 5 ft. 10£ in., medium build, dark complexion, black hair, brown eyes, thin features ; square shoulders. (A<2/5/% vyt

Christchurch. —28th June last, on warrant for false pretences, W. Doran, age about forty-five, height 6 ft., canvasser and barman, native of Ireland, medium build, dark complexion, brown hair, prominent nose ; usually dressed in an old brown suit and black velour hat. Accused obtained £2 2s. from William Hayward, Armagh Street, by falsely representing that he had published a hotel-register in which he said Hayward’s adYci^iscment/vva^unsci-tiul. %/// /

Christchurch.— llth ultimo, on two warrants of commitment to Paparua Prison for seven days on each in default of paying £3 10s. fines and costs for being found on licensed premises during prohibited hours, and a breach of his prohibition order, Albert David William Clements, alias David Wilson, alias Williams, referred to in Police Gazette, 1933, page 660. tZ/IAxX) ht/

Breaches of Arms Act.

The following persons are to be located so that proceedings for failing to notify their change of address may be instituted against them (Arms Act) : — Auckland. — Henry Bruen Alexander, who, on the Ist February, 1922, registered two rifles.

Rotorua. — Walter Buckthought, road-metal contractor, who, on the 15th June, 1923, registered a -22 calibre Winchester repeating rifle, No. 616343.

Dannevirke. — Robert Appleby, teamster, who, on the 15th November, 1929, registered a -22 calibre rifle.

Feilding. — Chong Kain, gardener, native of China, who, on the Bth March, 1922, registered a -22 calibre single-shot Winchester rifle.

Wellington.— (l) Frank Douglas Marshall, salesman, who, on the 29th March, 1922, registered a -32 calibre colt automatic pistol, No. 171464. (2) James Stanley Hunter, who, on the 19th October, 1921, registered a -311 German Mauser rifle, No. 4661.

Wellington.(l) Maurice John Leight, referred to in Police Gazette, 1932, page 246, who on the 3rd August, 1927, registered a -22 calibre single-shot Winchester rifle. (2) Emmanuel Kotulsky, tourist, who, on the 2nd February, 1927, registered a -32 calibre Winchester repeating rifle, No. 935657. (3) Albert Powell King, who, on the 24th February, 1922. registered a -303 Lee Enfield rifle, No. 16752. (4) John Hunter, gas-meter reader, who, on the 21st December, 1925, registered a -22 calibre single-shot Winchester rifle.