PERSONS WANTED.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume LIX, Issue 3, 24 January 1934, Page 55

PERSONS WANTED.

Matamata. —13th instant, that he may be interviewed regarding non-payment of his unemployment levies, Frederick William Bowers, age about twenty-four, height 5 ft. 8 in., labourer, native of New Zealand, medium build, fresh jhoinplexion, brown hair. l J -3

Taumarunut. — 16th instant, that a summons for procuring possession of a firearm without a permit May h 6 served, upon him, Robert,<3avin Williamson, twut^Uhr^e, /height 5 ft. 8 in. Catmtaa^- : |resKp acmfplexion, brown hairi grey ! eyes, prominent cays. (See Police Gazette, 1931, page 549.) 7 j n

Taumaruntti. —Finlay James Ford, default of fine and costs (see Police Gazette, 1934, page 34) : The pame should read “ Finlay James Forbes.” , L A U-

Palmerston North. —16th instant, on warrant for false pretences, C. Webster (name probably fictitious), age about thirty-five, height about 5 ft. 10 in., slight build, fresh complexion, brown hair, blue-grey eyes, probably small moustache ; may be dressed in dark trousers, grey-brown sports coat, and felt hat (or may be wearing the suit referred to below); pleasant manner. Accused, who stayed at the Family Hotel, borrowed a cheque-form, filled it in for £8 10s., and by means of the cheque which was valueless obtained a navy-blue serge suit (“ Schneideman ” on tab on neck of coat, “ 2263 ” on tab in breast pocket), value £6 65., and £2 4s. cash, from Schneideman’s, Ltd., tailors, The Square. He is also suspected of stealing a Universal electric-iron, value £1 12s. 6d., the property of Gordon Whiteford. He may be identical with James Ogden Alexander, alias A. N. Briggs, referred to in Police Gazette, 1932,/ m&eJVM, and Photographs, page 55.

Nelson. l3th November last, on warrant of commitment to Auckland Prison for four days in default of paying £2 2s. fine and costs for unlawfully transferring a concession ticket, Leslie James Gardiner, age thirty, height 5 ft. 10 in., labourer, native of New Zealand, medium build, pale complexion, light-brown hair, grey eyes, scar on bridge of nose, on back of head, and on back of left hand; quarrelsome. He is the subject of a prohibition order. /(See* Police Gazette, 1933, page 672.) r. n fit l

Christchurch— Harold Stevens, alias James Hadkins, alias J. H. Andrews, alias Hilton Richards, false pretences : His arrest beyond this Dominion is not desired. (See Police Gazette, 1932, pages 362 and 390.)

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) : Te Aroha— Jack Colderwood Sutton, labourer, who, on the 21st December, 1926, registered a -22 calibre C/ ) /Aca 7/ T/T v-

single-shot Winchester rifle. (2) Lionel Graham Collins, age about thirty, height 5 ft. 5 imj blacksmith and labourer, native of New Zealand, medium build, fresh complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, who, on the 20th February, 1926, registered a -22 calibre Winchester repeating rifle, No. 647201, and on the 31st May, 1930, registered a -22 calibre Browning automatic rifle, No. 83624. (3) Charles Edward KerrcwagonejuXiO#*! who, on the 16th July, 1931, registered a -22 calibre Winch ester repeating rifle, No. 426670.7/^

Morrinsville. — Frederick Victor Grey, porter, who, on the 7th May, 1930, registered a -22 calibre Remington repeating rifle, No. 642972.

Rotorua. Pema Bhagvan, age thirty-six, height 5 ft. 8 in., storekeeper, native of India, dark complexion; usually dressed in a navy-blue suit and grey felt hat, who, on the 24th June, 1932, registered a -22 calibrey single-shot Stevens Favourite rifle, No. U 4,6. i/z/*, T•

Clinton. —Robert Miller, labourer, who, on the 18th August, 1921, registered a -22 calibre Winchester repeating rifle, No. 597626.