APPREHENSIONS, PERSONS FOUND, ETC.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume LXII, Issue 35, 8 September 1937, Page 632

APPREHENSIONS, PERSONS FOUND, ETC.

Ponsonby.— Norman Alexander Murchie McKay, inquired for, has been interviewed by the Waiuku police. His correct name is Norman Alexander Murchie Mackay. (See Police Gazette, 1936, page 269.)

Remuera. — Oscar Stanley James Harris, inquired for, has been interviewed by the Remuera police. (See Police Gazette 1937, page 568.)

Te Kuiti. — Leslie Stewart Watkins, inquired for, has been interviewed by the Auckland police. (See Police Gazette, 1936, page 570.)

Gisborne. Harold Alexander Douglas Bennington, default of maintenance, has been arrested by the Palmerston North police. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 531.)

Napier. Joseph Irwin, alias Ronald Charles Irwin, alias Joseph Lewis, breach of probation, has been arrested by the Raurimu police. (See Police Gazette, 1936, page 569.)

Napier. — Ronald Strathmore Hunt, inquired for, has been interviewed by the Pahiatua police, but no evidence resulted. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 545.)

Marton. Joseph Irwin, failing to maintain, has been arrested by the Raurimu police. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 316.)

Palmerston North. Ah Hong, alias Ah Fong, alias Charlie Kee, convicted (see Police Gazette, 1937, page 575): His height should read “ 4 ft. 11l in.”

Wellington. — Kenneth George Rickwood, breaking, entering, and theft, has been arrested by the Wellington police, and admits receiving the stolen property. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 370.)

Wellington. — Kenneth George Rickwood, deserting Navy, has been arrested by the Wellington police. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 295.)

Wellington. Robert Leslie Andrew’s dwelling broken into : Peter McNicol, alias Thomas James, referred to in Police Gazette, 1937, page 580, has been interviewed by the Wellington police, and admits the offence, but none of the stolen property has been recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 463.)

Wellington. — P. Tomley, suspected of breaking, entering, and theft: Peter McNicol, alias Thomas James, has been interviewed and admits the offence, but none of the stolen property has been recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 463.)

Wellington. Emma Ward’s dwelling broken into: Peter McNicol, alias Thomas James, lias been interviewed and admits the offence. The ring has been recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 547.)

Wellington. —Thomas McKenzie Pacey’s dwelling broken into : Peter McNicol, alias Thomas James, has been interviewed and admits the offence, but none of the stolen property has been recovered. (Sec Police Gazette, 1937, page 547.)

Wellington. Edward Bell McCrea’s dwelling broken into : Peter McNicol, alias Thomas James, has been interviewed and admits the offence, but none of the stolen property has been recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 547.)

Wellington. —lvy Gertrude Constable’s dwelling broken into : Peter McNicol, alias Thomas James, has been interviewed and admits the offence, but none of the stolen property has been recovered. (see Police Gazette, 1937, page 569.)

Wellington. — Tommy Jones, suspected of breaking, entering, and theft: Peter McNicol, alias Thomas James, has been interviewed and admits the offence, but the glove has not been recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 569.)

Wellington. — H. Dixon, suspected of breaking, entering, and theft: Peter McNicol, alias Thomas James, has been interviewed and admits the offence, and portion of the stolen property has been recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 569.)

Greymouth. — Petley, alias Jack Henderson, alias Bond, inquired for : No further action is to be taken. (See Police Gazette, 1930, page 550.)

Greymouth. — Marshall, forgery and uttering, has been arrested by the Dunedin police, and admits the offence. He is identical with Alexander Cameron, alias William Theodore Thompson, referred to in Police Gazette, 1937, page 597. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 79.)

Christchurch. — Ernest Power, default of fine and costs, has paid the amount to the Christchurch police. (See Police Gazette, 1936, page 466.)

Lyttelton. Russell Douglas Clarke, deserting ship, has been arrested by the Lyttelton police. He assumed the name Conway. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 616.)

Timaru. — Thomas Andrew O’Loughlin, theft, has been arrested by the Auckland police. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 546.)

Waimate. Pritchard, alias Thomas John Henry Foote, theft, has been again interviewed by the Wellington police, and admits the offence. (Sec Police Gazette, 1937, pages 513, 546, and 617.)

Oamaru. — James Mevelyn Wilson, failing to maintain, has been arrested by the Timaru police. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 580.)'

Dunedin. — Gordon Boyd, inquired for, has been interviewed by the Christchurch police. (See Police Gazette, 1936, page 374.)

Dunedin. — Allan Duff, absconding from State Institution, has been arrested by the Waikari police. His correct name is Allan Roy Duff. (See Police Gazette, 1937, page 582.)