REGULATION UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT, 1936.

New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume LXX, Issue 20, 23 May 1945, Page 390

REGULATION UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT, 1936.

Serial Number 1945/54 . THE ELECTRICITY CONTROL ORDER 1945 Pursuant to the Supply Control Emergency Regulations 1939* and the Electricity Emergency Regulations 1939 f, the Electricity Controller doth hereby order and direct as follows : : . L'. •. Part I. — Preliminary 1. (1) This Order may be cited as the Electricity Control Order 1945. * ' ... _l. (2) This Order shall come into force on the seventh day following the day on which notification of the making thereof is published in the Gazette. 2. This Order shall operate only in the North Island of the Dominion of New Zealand. 3. (1) The Electricity Control Order 1943 J, the Electricity Control Order 1943, Amendment No. 1, the Electricity Control Order 1943, Amendment No. 2, and the Electricity Control Order 1943, Amendment No. 3, are hereby revoked. (2) All acts of authority that originated under the Electricity Control Order 1942, or under any of the Orders hereby revoked, and are subsisting or in force on the commencement of this Order shall enure for the purposes of this Order as if they had originated under this Order, and accordingly shall, where necessary, be deemed to have so originated. 4. In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires,— “ Community lighting ” means a system of road or street frontage lighting, principally by under-veranda lights, provided by a supply authority to meet the requirements of a shopping centre: “ Hospital ” includes any institution, private hospital, Or separate institution within the meaning of the Hospitals and Charitable " : Institutions Act, 1926 ; and also includes any Red Cross, Plunket, or first-aid rooms or other premises used by any organization for the purpose of giving medical or surgical advice or treatment: ; • ' * Statutory Regulations 1939, Serial number 1939/131, page 599. t Statutory Regulations 1939, Serial number 1939/149, page 664. J Statutory Regulations 1943, Serial number 1943/78, page 162. Amendment No. 1 : Statutory Regulations 1943, Serial number 1943/183, page 398. Amendment No. 2 : Statutory Regulations 1944, Serial number 1944/55, page 192. Amendment No. 3: Statutory Regulations 1944, Serial number 1944/155, page 427.

“ Hours of darkness ” means — (a) Any period of time between half an hour after sunset , on one day and half an hour before sunrise on the next day ; or ( b ) Any other time when there is not sufficient daylight to render clearly visible a person or vehicle at a distance of 150 ft. : “ Public supply of electricity means any system of electric lines for the distribution of electricity which is connected whether directly or indirectly and whether continuously or not with any Government system of supply : “ Supply authority ” means the licensee in respect of a public supply of electricity : “ Theatre ” includes a cinematograph theatre : “ Utility sign ’’ means a sign indicating or giving the direction ,of an exit or entrance or any part of any premises.

Part II. — Space-heating 5. This Part of this Order shall apply to all premises of any of the following classes : - ! r (а) Shops, offices, factories, warehouses, and other business ' ; premises : (6) Public and private hotels : (c) Halls, theatres, and other places of amusement: (d) Premises occupied by any of His Majesty’s Naval, Military, or Air Forces, or by any other Armed Force that is for the , - time being lawfully present in New Zealand : (e) Premises occupied by any Government Department or office: : r Provided that this Part of this Order shall not apply to any hospital. 6. During the months of April, May, June, July, August, and September in any year no person shall, in any premises to which this Part of this Order applies, use or cause to be used any electric radiator or ; other electric space-heating appliance or equipment at any time between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. on any day of the week except Sunday. •■''V'-Part lll.—Lighting 7. (1) Except as provided in this clause, no person shall at any time of the day or night use or cause to be used electricity from any public supply of electricity to operate any appliance or equipment for „ 7 (a) Exterior sign lighting : \ . , (b) Interior sign lighting other than utility sign lighting : (c) Interior or exterior outline or ornamental lighting : ( d) - Floodlighting any exterior part of any building : (e) Under-veranda lighting other than community lighting : (/) Community lighting, except on the statutory late night during the period between half an hour after sunset and 9 p.m. : ( g) Shop-window lighting in excess of an average of 10 watts for each foot of window frontage, or outside the period between half an hour after sunset and 9 p.m. on any day, or during that period at any time (except while the window is being dressed or cleared) after the shop is closed for the remainder of the day : (h) The interior lighting of island or wall or counter showcases : i ) The interior lighting of any theatre, concert-hall, dance-hall, cabaret, skating-rink, public or private hotel lounge, or hotel bar in excess of 60 watts for each 100 square feet of floor area in any case where the lighting appliance or equipment was in operation before the 27th day of May, 1943 (being the date of the commencement of the Electricity - Control Order 1943), or in excess of 40 watts for each 100 square feet of floor area in' any other case : . (j) The interior lighting of any shop, milk-bar, restaurant, or dining-room either in excess of 100 watts for each 100 square " feet of floor area or on any day at any time (except while persons employed on the premises are working overtime) after the shop, milk-bar, restaurant, or dining-room, as the case may be, is closed for the remainder of the day. (2) Nothing in subclause (1) of this clause shall apply to the use of electricity for—- . (a) The provision of such lighting as may be required for safety • . at any entrance or exit of any premises : ( b ) Under-veranda lighting (other than sign lighting) at any theatre, concert-hall, dance-hall, or cabaret either in excess of 1 watt for each square foot of area of the veranda or during the hours of darkness for the period of thirty minutes - - immediately before and the period of fifteen minutes immediately after any programme of entertainment. ; ?

(3) In any case where the enclosed portion of a shop is set back from the street frontage and the space between is occupied by shop windows, island windows, or other enclosed spaces separated by an aisle or aisles, either one, but only one, of the following systems of lighting may be employed, namely : (a) The shop windows, island windows, and enclosed spaces, or ■ any of them, may be lighted as if they were shop windows in accordance with paragraph ( g ) of subclause (1) of this

use; or ( b ) The whole or any part of the space between the enclosed portion of the shop and the street frontage may be lighted as if it were a shop interior in accordance with paragraph ( j ) ot the said subclause (1). 8. No person shall cause or permit the total number of units of electricity consumed during any month by any street-lighting system operated by any local authority or public body to exceed 80 per cent, of the total number of units consumed by that system during the corresponding month of the year 1940.

Part IV. Permits and Connections and Load Control 9. (1) Subject to any special directions given by the Electricity Controller, and subject to compliance with all .lawful requirements and conditions relating to the permit or installation, every supply authority shall issue a permit for every installation to which this clause applies, and when any such installation is duly completed shall connect the installation to its system of supply. (2) This clause shall apply to every electrical installation of any of the following classes : (a) Lighting, heating (other than space-heating), or power installations that are essential for the construction of any defence work, any hospital, any factory, workshop, or industrial plant for an industry that is essential to the prosecution of the war, any cool store or freezing-works, or any new v dwellinghouse, where in any such case no alternative to electricity is reasonably available : (b) Installations, either new or by way of extension, for the purpose of supplying lighting, heating (other than space-heating), or power in and for any defence work, any hospital, any factory, workshop, or industrial plant used for an industry that is essential to the prosecution of the war, or any cool store or freezing-works, where in any such case no alternative to electricity is reasonably available : (c) Installations in any new dwellinghouse that will be continuously occupied ; and, where no alternative to electricity is reasonably available, installations in any existing dwellinghouse or in any addition to an existing dwellinghouse : (d) Heating installations for manufacturing processes in any industry that is essential to the prosecution of the war, where no alternative to electricity is reasonably available : ( e ) Lighting, heating (other than space-heating), or power installations which, in the opinion of the supply authority,' will directly and economically increase primary production, where no alternative to electricity is reasonably available.

10. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in any other enactment, order, or direction, but subject to the provisions of clause 9 hereof and to any special directions given by the Electricity Controller, no supply authority shall issue any permit for or connect to its system of supply any electrical installation (either new or by way of extension) of any of the following classes : (a) Lighting, heating, or 'power installations for constructional purposes or for any industry or undertaking : ( b ) Heating installations for any shop, office, hotel, public building, commercial building, or warehouse : (c) Installations for floodlighting any building : ( d ) Installations for community lighting or veranda lighting : (e) Installations for interior or exterior outline, ornamental, decorative, or advertising lighting.

11. (1) Every supply authority shall do all such things as may be necessary to control its load so as to keep it always within the limits from time to time directed by the Electricity Controller. (2) In controlling its load as aforesaid the supply authority shall act in accordance with all general or special directions given by the Electricity Controller, and, subject thereto, shall do all such things as it deems necessary to ensure that sufficient electricity is supplied for all essential lighting, heating (other than space-heating), and power installations for defence works, for hospitals, for factories, workshops, and industrial plants used for industries that are essential to the prosecution of the war, for cool stores and freezing-works, and for all installations used for farming purposes.

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Part V. Enforcement 12. (1) Any person authorized in writing by the Electricity Controller or his delegate, or any constable, may, subject to the provisions of this Order, enter upon any premises, by force if need be, for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not the requirements of this Order are being complied with. (2) If any such person has reasonable ground for believing that any of such requirements are not being or have not been complied with he may, at the* expense of the owner or occupier, take all necessary steps to ensure adequate compliance with all such requirements, including, if he thinks fit, the disconnection or sealing-up of all equipment in the premises which does not comply with the requirements of this Order. 13. (1) The Electricity Controller hereby requires each supply authority to appoint as many suitable qualified persons as may be necessary to act under the authority of this Order to ensure that the provisions of this Order are complied with, and hereby delegates to every such supply authority the power to execute for each authorized person written evidence of his authority in the form set forth in the Schedule hereto. Every such authorization shall be signed by the appointee as well as by the. chief executive officer of the supply authority. (2) No such authorization shall entitle the person so authorized to enter (a) Any dwellinghouse, flat, apartment, or boardinghouse : (b) Any place where the public is not entitled to enter without the prior permission of the police or of defence- or other authorities. (3) Every supply authority shall make provision for the safe custody, and for the surrender when no longer necessary, of each authority issued by him. 14. Every person (other than a constable) purporting to enter upon premises under the authority of this Order shall, if required so to do by the owner or occupier of the premises concerned or by any other responsible person, produce (before proceeding to exercise his authority) evidence of his identity and written evidence of his authority to act under this Order. 15. (1) Every supply authority shall ensure that at all times its chief executive officer or some other executive officer is immediately available to receive and give effect to all directions given by the Electricity Controller to the supply authority. . (2) The Electricity Controller hereby delegates to the chief executive officer of every supply authority and to every other executive officer for the time being acting under subclause (1) of this clause such of the Controller’s powers and functions as may be required to enable those executive officers to comply with, enforce, and give effect to the provisions of this Order and any directions given by the Controller, including the power of delegation, and including in particular the power to select, as between the installations of different consumers or groups or classes of consumers and as between installations or groups or classes of installations in different parts of the supply authority’s area of supply, which of them shall be disconnected and in what order and for what periods.

SCHEDULE Form of Authority to enter on Premises [Front] Pursuant to the Electricity Control Order 1945, T, , acting on behalf of ......... being the holder of a license issued under section 319 of the Public Works Act, 1928, do hereby appoint and authorize Mr. [Name in full], of [Address] (whose signature is endorsed hereon), to enter during business or working hours upon any premises, except those specified on the back of this form, for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not the provisions of that Order are being complied with, and thereafter to take such steps as may be necessary to give effect to the provisions of that Order. Chief Executive Officer: Date : :. . Signature of Appointee : [Back] Premises excepted from this Authority Dwellinghouses, flats, apartments, or boardinghouses. Places . where the public is not entitled to enter without the prior permission. of the police or of defence or other authorities. ~ Dated at Wellington, this 7th day of May, 1945.

F. T. M. KISSEL, Electricity Controller.

E. V. Paul, Government Printer, Wellington, N.Z.

Name of tried.Where When. Offence. Sentence. of Trade. Born. Height. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Distinguishing Ingram, Onehunga 4/5/45 on illegally days Scotland andpainter 1889 in. 5 fresh grey brown . straight hip. in (See P.G., 1942, p. 847.) intent paperhanger labourer and unlawfully converting paperhanger (See P.G., 1942, p. 847.) George, Pukekohe 10/5/45 9 months X. Zealand labourer and 1919 5 8 copper .. black brown .. pointed .. 23 p.c. A half-caste Maori; strong build; @ Pukekohe 10/5/45 unlawfully converting 9 months X. Zealand 1919 5 8 copper .. black ? . brown .: pointed .. 23 p.c. A half-caste Maori; strong build; George Duncan, motor-car hand and on theft months middle; (cumulative) fingei’. (See P.G., 1945, p. 203, and Photos, theft (cumulative) convicted and and (See p. 1937, p. convicted charged each 1937, p. 20.) charged on each Walter Moko, Pukekohe 10/5/45 assault fined Maori labourer 1907 5 10 copper . black brown . flat Mangatonga Pukekohe 10/5/45 attempted theft .. fined £5 Maori labourer 1918 5 4 copper .. black brown .. flat Scar between right thumb and forefinger. @ Pukekohe 10/5/45 attempted theft .. fined £5 Maori labourer 1918 5 4 copper .. black brown .. flat Scar between right thumb and forefinger. Pat 92.) James Hamilton 1/5/45 theft fined Zealand mechanic 1925 5 11 fair brown. blue medium.. Scar cheek-bone. right 2/5/45 theft fined airman 54.) p. Mahanga Peter Whatu, Hamilton 3/5/45 theft 3 months X. Zealand labourer and 1923 5 5 copper .. black brown .. medium.. A quarter-caste Maori; growth on each eye. slaughter(See P.G., 1944, p. 822.) . , Hamilton 3/5/45 theft 3 months N. Zealand labourer and 1923 5 5 copper .. black brown .. medium.. A quarter-caste Maori; growth on each eye. slaughter(See P.G., 1944, p. 822.) Joseph, Hamilton 5/5/45 false pretences 1 month X. Zealand labourer 1896 5 9£ fair brown, turnblue medium.. 23 p.c. Freckled arms; faint oblique scar @ Hamilton 5/5/45 false pretences .. 1 month N. Zealand labourer 1896 5 9* fair brown, turnblue medium.. 23 p.c. Freckled arms; faint oblique scar on left cheek. (See P.G., 1941, p. 725, and Ryan, ing grey on left cheek. (See P.G., 1941, p. 725, and Patrick Photos, 1937, p. 36.) " . Photos, 1937, p. 36.) Champion, Cambridge . 24/4/45 assault . month Germany seaman 1922 6 2 fair fair blue medium. Scar knee. (British parents) ■v parents) Thomas Whakatane .. 4/5/45 theft fined £5 X. Zealand mechanic .. 1922 5 8 fresh light brown.. hazel .. medium.. Operation-scar on abdomen; small scar on left upper arm. . . Whakatane 4/5/45 theft ... fined £5 N. Zealand mechanic .. 1922 5 8 fresh light brown.. hazel .. medium.. Operation-scar on abdomen; small scar on left upper arm. Alfred Finucane, Whakatane . 4/5/45 theft and Zealand mechanic 1927 5 6 fair fair blue medium theft charged fined £10 — Y charged ' . V .~ S Y theft .. .. .. fined £10 — J Ruatoria 3/5/45 disorderly fined Maori hand . 1918 5 6 copper black brown . flat eye indecent language fined left leg. Tommy Ruatoria 3/5/45 theft fined Maori labourer 1927 5 6 copper . black brown medium of of hand. Brennan Mill, hand. Ruatoria 3/5/45 theft fined £5 Maori farm hand .. 1924 5 11 copper .. black, wavy brown .. medium disorderly behaviour fined £2 . r Ruatoria 3/5/45 theft fined £5 Maori farm hand .. 1924 5 11 copper .. black, wavy brown .. medium David Albert Agnew, disorderly behaviour fined £2 ■ • Y ; - - - ’•_ ‘; i . .;■ - Ruatoria 3/5/45 assault ; and indecent fined £4 on each X. Zealand labourer 1916 5 7 dark black brown .. medium.. A quarter-caste Maori. (See P.G.. 1943, language p. 519.) .. Ruatoria 3/5/45 assault ; and indecent fined £4 on each X. Zealand labourer 1916 5 7 dark black brown .. medium.. A quarter-caste Maori. (See P.G., 1943, Jackson, Bay . 2/5/45 language 1 year’s probation Maori domestic 1919 5 3 copper .. black brown .. flat theft .. • 1 year’s probation Maori domestic 1919 5 3 copper .. black brown .. flat p. 519.) Huaki Tolaga Bay .. 2/5/45 indecent language fined £3 Maori labourer 1908 5 4 copper .. black brown .. wide See P.G., 1945, p. 291. , # Tolaga Bay 2/5/45 indecent language fined £3 Maori ’ labourer 1908 5 4 copper .. black brown .. wide See P.G., 1945, p. 291. PaikiMorete Gisborne 1/5/45 theft month 1 Maori labourer 1922 5 2 copper black brown . flat Mole on (See p. 92.) Jacobs, Taupo 30/4/45 obscene language.. fined £5 Maori labourer 1924 5 5 copper .. black brown .. flat Taupo 30/4/45 obscene language.. fined £5 .. Maori labourer 1924 5 5 copper .. black brown .. flat p. 92.) ,.

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of tried. When. Offenoe. Sentence. of Trade. Bom. Height. Complexion. Hair. Byes. Nose. Distinguishing Marks, &c. ft. in. O £ to Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Distinguishing Marks, <fcc. . 1 w w Lyall, Rae @ Hastings 1/5/45 theft 1| in years Zealand labourer 1928 ft. in. 5 4£ fresh fair blue medium.. Operation-scar on left side of temple. (See 5 4£ fresh fair - .. blue medium.. Operation-scar on left side of temple. (See Todd, Ray Institution P.G., 1943, p. 832.) / P.G., .1943, p. 832.) theft to up called on 14 Photo '0 Byers, Wanganui 30/4/45 keeping years fined Zealand N. bookmaker 1887 7 sallow . black, brown .. straight.. See P.G., 1943, p. 657. ' turnbrown .. straight.. See P.G., 1943, p. 657. / May Waipukurau 2/5/45 book- on carrying fined Zealand married 1911 6 fresh ing grey brown blue sharp maker Tricklebank, Gordon Edric .. Waipukurau 2/5/45 carrying on business of bookfined £50 N. Zealand billiard-room 1909 5 1 fresh brown, going blue sharp Round face. Sandbrook, Raymond George maker keeper and ex-jockey bald blue Wears glasses; operation-scar above left W aipukurau 2/5/45 carrying on business of bookfined £20 N. Zealand storeman .. 1911 5 8 fresh brown, going medium.. Alexander, Robert Henry .. Waipukurau 2/5/45 maker carrying on business of bookfined £10 N. Zealand bushman 1912 5 9 dark bald black hazel .. medium collarbone. ' Richardson, Raymond Bulls 2/5/45 maker theft fined £3 N. Zealand airman 1919 5 7£ fair fair blue medium Senior, Ernest Roy Lower Hutt .. 24/4/45 theft 1 year’s probation N. Zealand motor-driver 1926 5 iii fresh fair green .. medium.. See P.G., 1945, p. 200. and factory (not hand 5 9) Wells, Wallis Reid Petone 2/5/45 assault .. 1 month England .. motor-driver 1911 5 7 fresh dark blue medium.. A.M. on right forearm ; heart and W.W. on • left forearm; left middle finger injured. F.P. (See P.G., 1943, p. 363.) Scott, Henry or Harry Wellington .. 10/4/45 illegally in possession of 1 year on each N. Zealand soldier and 1921 5 9f pale fair grey .. medium.. Snake, sword, and H.S. on left forearm ; scar military uniforms; and (cumulative) butcher on right thumb ; portion of right middle false pretences finger missing. This is in lieu of the notice false pretences 6 months in P.G., 1945, p. 345, which is cancelled. (cumulative) (See P.G., 1944, p. 699, and Photos, 1942, false pretences (3 charges).. convicted and disp. 56.) Priestley, Dennis Arnold Cyril Wright, Grace Daisy, @ charged on each Wellington .. 1/5/45 theft 1 year’s probation Australia .. labourer 1927 5 7i fresh brown hazel .. medium.. F.P. (See P.G., 1944, p. 457.) Wellington .. 4/5/45 escaping from Inebriates’ 2 months N. Zealand domestic 1906 5 3 sallow .. brown brown .. medium.. F.P. (See P.G., 1945, p. 182, and Photos, Bowles Home 1919, p. 47.) Levine, Harry Wellington .. 4/5/45 failing to notify change of fined £7 10s. America .. coffee-shop 1904 5 4i dark brown, going brown .. large Scar on left knee. (See P.G., 1943, p. 666, and de Cavalho, Jacquine abode (Aliens Emergency Regulations) proprietor bald Photos, p. 66.) Head, hunter, snake, and dagger on right forearm ; dragon and Indian’s head on left Wellington .. 4/5/45 assuming name .. fined £10 America .. engineer 1906 5 9 fresh dark brown.. blue medium.. Edwards or Jacquine Eduardo forearm ; scar on back of right hand, on left side of lip, and under nose. F.P. (See Macdonald, Leon Harry P.G., 1939, p. 24, and Photos, p. 15.) Wellington .. 4/5/45 illegally wearing military fined £1 >N. Zealand motor-driver 1921 5 11 fresh brown grey .. medium.. SCOTLAND and thistle on left upper arm. McCarthy, Phylis .. uniform Wellington .. 7/5/45 idle and disorderly (insuffi1 month N. Zealand domestic 1885 4 9 fair white hazel .. medium.. Scar on right forearm. (See P.G., 1945, p. 377.) cient means) maker fined £50 Tricklebank, Gordon Edric .. Waipukurau 2/5/45 carrying on business of bookN. Zealand billiard-room 1909 5 1 fresh brown, going blue sharp Round face. Sandbrook, Raymond George ' maker keeper and ex-jockey bald blue Wears glasses; operation-scar \ above left Waipukurau 2/5/45 carrying on business of bookfined £20 N. Zealand storeman .. 1911 5 8 fresh brown, going medium.. Alexander, Robert Henry .. maker bald collarbone. Waipukurau 2/5/45 carrying on business of bookfined £10 N. Zealand bushman 1912 5 9 dark black hazel .. medium Raymond maker Bulls 2/5/45 theft fined £3 N. Zealand airman 1919 5 7£ fair , .. fair blue medium Senior, Ernest Roy Lower Hutt .. 24/4/45 theft 1 year’s probation N. Zealand motor-driver 1926 5 iii fresh fair green .. medium.. See P.G., 1945, p. 200. and factory (not * hand 5 9) Wells, Wallis Reid Petone 2/5/45 assault .. 1 month England .. motor-driver 1911 5 7 fresh dark blue medium.. A.M. on right forearm; heart and W.W. on • left forearm; left middle finger injured. E.P. (See P.G., 1943, p. 363.) Scott, Henry or Harry Wellington .. 10/4/45 illegally in possession of 1 year on each N. Zealand soldier and 1921 5 9} pale fair grey .. medium.. Snake, sword, and H.S. on left forearm; scar military uniforms; and (cumulative) butcher on right thumb; portion of right middle false pretences finger missing. This is in lieu of the notice false pretences 6 months in P.G., 1945, p. 345, which is cancelled. (cumulative) (See P.G., 1944, p. 699, and Photos, 1942, false pretences (3 charges).. convicted and discharged on each 1 year’s probation labourer brown p. 56.) / Priestley, Dennis Arnold ; Cyril 1/5/45 theft Australia .. 1927 5 7i fresh hazel .. medium.. F.P. (See P.G., 1944, p. 457.) Wellington .. Wellington .. 4/5/45 escaping from Inebriates’ 2 months N. Zealand domestic 1906 5 3 sallow .. brown brown .. medium.. F.P. (See P.G., 1945, p. 182, and Photos, Wright, Grace Daisy, @ Home 1919, p. 47.) Bowles Harry . 4/5/45 failing to notify change of fined £7 10s. America .. coffee-shop 1904 5 4i dark brown, going brown .. large Scar on left knee. (See P.G., 1943, p. 666, and Wellington .. abode (Aliens Emergency Regulations) T } proprietor bald Photos, p. 66.) Head, hunter, snake, and dagger on right Wellington .. 4/5/45 assuming name .. fined £10 America .. engineer 1906 5 9 fresh dark brown.. blue medium.. Cavalho, de Jacquine forearm; dragon and Indian’s head on left forearm ; scar on back of right hand, on left EduardoMacdonald, Leon Harry (See and lip, 4/5/45 illegally wearing military fined £1 N. Zealand motor-driver 1921 5 11 fresh brown grey .. medium.. SCOTLAND and thistle on left upper arm.' Wellington .. uniform ' -d ■ ' ‘•V. . ♦* Wellington .. 7/5/45 idle and disorderly (insuffi1 month N. Zealand domestic 1885 4 9 fair white hazel .. medium.. Scar on right forearm. (See P.G., 1945, p. 377.) cient means) .. ... -. , - - - ■ y McCarthy, Phylis ..

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Name of Offender. tried. When. Offence. Sentence. v of Trade. Born. Height Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Distinguishing Marks, <fec. o W i w Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Distinguishing Marks, &c. Minnie May Wellington . 7/5/45 (insuffi- disorderly month Zealand domestic 1898 in. 4 fresh brown hazel .. medium.. See P.G., 1945, p. 377. . in. 4 fresh brown hazel .. medium.. See P.G., 1945, p. 377. means) ( Walter Wellington 7/5/45 assault fined Zealand labourer 1881 6 fair fair blue medium G fair fair blue medium EllisDowney, Wellington 7/5/45 on carrying fined Zealand domestic 1902 4 sallow .. light brown.. hazel .. medium.. See P.G., 1944, p. 824. • 4 sallow .. fight brown.. hazel .. medium.. See P.G., 1944, p. 824. maker 'V,-; • Patrick Wellington 8/5/45 deceive to month Eire trimmer 1908 8 fresh dark blue medium.. 21 p.c.. in Australia. Indistinct tattoo-marks on each forearm ; three dots between right 8 fresh dark blue medium.. 21 p.c. in Australia. Indistinct tattoo-marks Safety gency back on and ; forefinger thumb and forefinger ; dot on back of right middle finger. (See P.G., 1944, p. 543, and Photos, 1943, p. 61.) . middle finger. (See P.G., 1944, p. 543, and ;v ■ C: Photos, 1943, p. 61.) Michael Ernest z Wellington 8/5/45 to month Australia fireman 1918 9| 5 fresh brown blue medium.. Strong bruld; nude woman and bird on right 9f fresh brown blue medium.. Strong build ; nude woman and bird on right and attempt abetting and right ; (Shipping police charged thigh. (See P.G., 1945, p. 152, and Photos, Safety Emergency 1943, p. 61.) tions) charged thigh. (See P.G., 1945, p. 152, and Photos, 1943, p. 61.) Operation-scar on right side of abdomen ; scar John Wellington 11/5/45 false pretences (9 charges); 1 month on each N. Zealand labourer 1883 5 10 dark fair, going blue long . tions) false pretences (9 charges); 1 month on each N. Zealand labourer 1883 5 10 dark fair, going blue long Operation-scar on right side of abdomen ; scar JohnLewis, @ theft (cumulative) bald • right arm ; ; Laurence • at upper and p. 60.) p. Dorothy Wellington .. 11/5/45 theft convicted and disN. Zealand domestic 1926 5 4 fresh dark brown.. brown .. medium.. Slight build; three scars on abdomen ; small Dorothy, charged scars on each arm and leg; faint birthmark Wellington • .. 11/5/45 theft convicted and disN. Zealand domestic 1926 5 4 fresh dark brown;. brown .. medium.. Slight build ; three scars on abdomen ; small charged scars on each arm and leg; faint birthmark McLean Dorothy on left shoulder. (See P.G., 1*J45, p. 231, and Photos, 1943, p. 62.) , . / , on left shoulder. (See P.G., 1945, p. 231, and Photos, 1943, p. 62.) Lee, Wellington 11/5/45 false pretences and Zealand and 1904 8 dark dark, going blue long Scar on two right toes, on right forefinger, 8 dark dark, going blue long Scar on two right toes, on right forefinger, Samuel charged barman bald and on abdomen ; two scars on right middle finger; right ring-finger injured. (See P.G., X bald and on abdomen; tw r o scars on right middle finger ; right ring-finger injured. (See P.G., Edward Allan McEwen, 1945, p. 345, and Photos, 1939, p. 33.) Wellington .. 11/5/45 unlawfully converting 1 month N. Zealand motor-driver 1924 5 11 ruddy .. fair, curly .. blue medium.. Erect gait; large scar on right shin and on left motor-car * knee. (See P.G., 1944, p. 752, and Photos, 1943, p. 77.) * 1945, p. 345, and Photos, 1939, p. 33.) Wellington .. 11/5/45 unlawfully converting 1 month X. Zealand motor-driver 1924 5 11 ruddy .. fair, curly .. blue medium .. Erect gait; large scar on right shin and on left motor-car . . V/' medium .. knee. (See P.G., 1944, p. 752, and Photos, 1943, p. 77.) / 7 Henry Christchurch 30/4/45 keeping fined Zealand and 1900 5 sallow :. dark hazel .. See P.G., 1944, p. 9. 9 sallow .. dark hazel .. medium.. See P.G., 1944, p. 9. bookmaker / William Christchurch 30/4/45 keeping fined Zealand engineer 1893 9 pale fair \ blue medium 9 pale fair blue medium ■ A 2! » Sword through wreath on left forearm ; scar on Leonard Fisher, Christchurch 30/4/45 pretences 4 Zealand blacksmith 1899 5 fresh brown, turnblue medium .. ' ' - 5 * V' >>'-.’‘34., ; (•« » ?, S. Sword through wreath on left forearm ; scar On 5* fresh brown, turnblue medium.. charges) pretences convicted and dising grey back of left hand, on left shin, and on upper and and dis-convicted charged lip. (See P.G., 1943, p. 509, and Photos, p. 2.) inggrey back of left hand, on left shin, and on upper charged on each "7 ' lip. (See P.G., 1943, p. 509, and Photos, p. 2.) James Raymond Christchurch 30/4/45 assault fined Zealand and 1925 5 9£ fresh brown grey .. medium.. See P.G., 1944, p. 296, and Photos, 1943, p. 60. truck1925 5 H fresh brown grey .. medium.. See P.G., 1944, p. 296, and Photos, 1943, p. bo. driver • v truckFoley, Basil Joseph Christchurch 30/4/45 assault .. 30 days X. Zealand labourer 1925 5 6 fresh fair, curly .. blue medium.. Scar on right thumb. (See P.G., 1945, p. 378.) driver - Joseph Foley, 30/4/45 assault . " . 30 days X. Zealand labourer 1925 5 6 fresh /, Vj'. fair* curly .. blue medium.. Scar on right thumb. (See P.G., 1945, p. 378.) Christchurch

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Offender. of Name Where When. Offence. Sentence. of Trade. Born. Height. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Distinguishing GeorgeGregory, Christchurch 2/5/45 theft .. months 3 England seaman 1909 ft 5 fresh fair blue medium.. Vaccination-scars on right upper arm. Photo in. 84 fresh fair blue medium.. Vaccination-scars on right upper arm. Photo with at Christchurch, 2/5/45. (See P.G., l94o, - at Christchurch, 2/5/45. (See P.G., 1945, sent sentence) p 371.) theft (2 charges) .. - .. false statement (2 charges) sent sentence) p 371.) Man- Reginald Christchurch 3/5/45 convicted and discharged on each fined £5 on each .. N. Zealand butcher' 1920 5 S fresh - .. dark brown .. medium theft charges) ...(Rationing, false charges)Regulations) . convicted and discharged on each fined £5 on each .. N. Zealand butcher m 1920 5 8 fresh dark brown .. medium I i ning Desmond James .Stewart, I Regulations) See P.G., 1944, p. 679, and Photos, p. 78. Christchurch , 3/5/45 theft to come up if N. Zealand seaman; and 1926 5 fresh dark brown.. hazel .. medium.. See P.G., 1944, p. 679, and Photos, p. 78. Desmond James .Stewart, ......... " * . .. ; called on in 2 labourer Christchurch 3/5/45 theft to come up if N. Zealand seaman and 1920 5 7* fresh dark brown.. hazel .. medium.. called on in 2 labourer years i Hunter, Christchurch 3/5/4 5 theft .. months Zealand labourer 1924 0 fresh brown grey .. medium.. Photo at Christchurch, 3/5/45. (See P.G., 0* fresh brown grey • • medium.. Photo at Christchurch, 3/5/45. (See P.G., 1944, p. 454.) Charles Jemmett, Christchurch 3/5/45 theft probation Zealand chairmaker. 1928 6 fair fair blue , > medium 1944, p. 454.) 6 fair fair blue medium theft . convicted discharged Dancing woman, heart, MARY, MARGARET, ; # Owen Kenneth Watling, charged Dancing woman, heart, MARY, MARGARET, snake, and dagger on left arm ; nude woman, Christchurch 3/5/45 assault .. 30 days England . seaman 1921 5 10 fair fair blue medium. . snake, and dagger on left arm ; nude woman, anchor, buoy, flag, dagger, scroll, horseshoe, j • clasped hands, and MOTHER, on right arm ; snake, eagle, and flag on chest. Photo at Christchurch, 3/5/45. Owen Kenneth •Watling, Florence .Mathieson, Christchurch Christchurch 3/5/453/5/45 assault . assault . . daysfined England . Zealand seaman handfactory 19211922 10 5 fair fair blue medium.. 14 pale fair hazel .. medium.. Two operation-scars on abdomen. (See P.G., 1943, p. 264.) • • ' ■ i j : l anchor, buoy, flag, dagger, scroll, horseshoe, - • ! • clasped hands, and MOTHER, on right arm; snake, eagle, and flag on chest. Photo at Christchurch, 3/5/45. Mathieson, Florence '.Ogilvie, Ethel Doreen ChristchurchChristchurch 3/5/45 ■ 3/5/45 assault .v' assault . fined fined Zealand Zealand handfactory waitress 1922 5 1| pale fair hazel .. medium.. Two operation-scars on abdomen. • (See P.G., i 1924 5 7 fresh dark brown.. brown .. medium ■ v v. - ■ 1943, p. 264.) * Ethel Doreen Ogilvie, McCabe, Thomas James ChristchurchChristchurch 3/5/454/5/45 assault . theft to come up if N. Zealand labourer 1920 6 0 fresh dark brown.. grey .. medium.. Scar above left eye and on right breast. fined £3 N. Zealand waitress .; 1924 5 7 fresh dark brown.. brown . . medium i called' on in year 1 Varicose ulcers on each leg. McCabe, James / Simpson, James ChristchurchChristchurch 4/5/454/5/45 false statement (War Ren - to come up if N. Zealand carpenter .. 1898 5 11 pale brown, turnblue medium.. sions Act) called on in 1 ing grey year theft to come up if N. Zealand i labourer 1920 6 0 fresh dark brown.. grey .. medium.. Scar above left eye and on right breast. i ■ called' on in ! year 1 ■ ' 1 ■ ' '• Varicose ulcers on each leg. Simpson, James Ronald Cox, ChristchurchChristchurch 4/5/457/5/45 Pen-false (War gaming-house keeping fined £50 N. Zealand salesman 1915 5 0 fresh dark brown .. medium.. Rupture-scar in groin. sions Act) to come up if N. Zealand carpenter .. 1898 5 11 pale brown, turnblue medium.. .1 ’ ' ' called on in year 1 inggrey ~ Ronald Cox, Frederick . Charles Fearon, ChristchurchChristchurch 7/5/457/5/45 gaming-house gaming-house keeping fined fined N. Zealand bookmaker.. 1904 5 H sallow .. brown blue medium.. Mole below left eye. (See P.G., 1933, p. 720.) • N. Zealand salesman 1915 5 6 fresh dark brown medium.. Rupture-scar in groin. Frederick . Charles Fearon, Arnold .Tregoning, ChristchurchChristchurch 7/5/457/5/45 gaming-house theft fined ifto come up Zealand Zealand bookmaker.labourer 19041927 .7* 5 5 sallow .. brown blue medium.. Mole below left eye. (See P.G., 1933, p. 720.) 8 fair dark brown.. blue medium.. Dragon’s head on right forearm; scar on left called on in year L \ - ring-finger ; operation-scar on back. Arnold Tregoning, McClure, Mansfield . George ChristchurchChristchurch 7/5/457/5/45 theft . .theft ifto up if up Zealand Zealand labourerpacker 19271927 8 5 5 fair dark brown.. blue medium.. Dragon’s head oh right forearm; scar on left 7* fresh dark brown.. blue medium.. Scar above right ankle. called incalled 1 l back. on operation-scar ft McClure, Mansfield Gilling, Albert Walter ChristchurchChristchurch 7/5/4511/5/45 theft ... theft yearyear if up Borstal years N. Zealand packer 1927 5 7* fresh ... dark brown.. blue medium.. Scar, above right ankle. inInstitution N. Zealand tractor-driver 1928 5 sallow .. black blue medium blue .. % 1 Christchurch 11/5/45 theft .. year 2 years in Borstal N. Zealand tractor-driver 1928 5 6£ sallow .. black medium fnyrurtL&tfV \ Institution , • , Gilling, Albert Walter

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of Where When. Offence. Sentence. of Trade. Born. Height. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. Marks, Distinguishing • /Parr, Christchurch 11/5/45 carrying unlawfully if come on England . pensioner . 1876 in. ft. 3 5 ruddy grey '.grey medium. crossedWoman’s flags on years and prohibited during that period in possession of unregistered convicted and disrevolver charged Scar on front and back of right thigh, on front of left thigh, and under right upper arm. Fitzgerald, Leo Lyttelton 3/5/45 theft fined £2 England .. printer 1898 5 51 fresh light brown.. brown .. medium.. yRattray, Walter Lawrence .. Ashburton .. 11/5/45 mischief 1 year’s probation N. Zealand painter 1927 5 6 fresh brown bluegrey medium.. Scar extending from crown to back of head; scar above left eyebrow. F.P. Stace, Arthur Ashburton .. 11/5/45 theft 14 days N. Zealand labourer 1895 5 2 fresh fair grey .. medium.. Has goitre ; three vaccination-scars on right upper arm. F.P. (See P.G., 1944, p. 594, and Photos, 1922, p. 46.) Homo, Walter Henry or Walka Henry Wickham, Walter .. Timaru 30/4/45 theft 2 years’ probation Maori labourer 1925 5 6 copper .. black brown .. medium.. Slight build; boil-scar on left forearm. (See P.G., 1944, p. 62.) Timaru 3/5/45 illegally on premises withfined £2 England .. labourer 1892 5 9 fresh brown, going grey .. medium.. See P.G., 1939, p. 483. out intent wilful damage to pay damage bald blue medium.. See P.G., 1932, p. 240. Muir, Howard Bell Dunedin 30/4/45 false pretences fined £5 N. Zealand carrier 1908 5 7 sallow .. brown false pretences to come up if called on in 3 months • false pretences (4 charges) .. convicted and discharged on each 1 year’s probation medium Lowe, Leonard Alfred Dunedin 30/4/45 assault (2 charges) Maori labourer 1923 5 H dark black brown .. on each Lowe, Ronald Potiki Dunedin 30/4/45 assault (2 charges) 1 year’s probation Maori labourer 1924 5 9 dark black brown .. medium on each McBride, William Charles .. Dunedin 1/5/45 theft to come up if called on in 6 N. Zealand labourer 1927 5 8 fresh brown brown .. medium.. Prominent upper teeth; scars on left forearm. (See P.G., 1945, p. 138, and Photos, 1943, months p. 27.) Martin, Betty Jean Invercargill .. 4/5/45 theft supervision of N. Zealand shop1929 5 5 dark brown hazel .. medium Child Welfare Officer for 1 year assistant years and prohibited during that period V. .'7/ I: /. in possession of unregistered convicted and disrevolver charged - Scar on front and back of right thigh, on Fitzgerald, Leo Lyttelton 3/5/45 theft fined £2 England .. printer 1898 5 5i fresh light brown.. brown .. medium.. front of left thigh, and under right upper arm. /Rattray, Walter Lawrence .. Ashburton, .. 11/5/45 mischief 1 year’s probation N. Zealand painter 1927 5 6 fresh brown bluegrey medium.. Scar extending from crown to back of head; scar above left eyebrow. F.P. Stace, Arthur Ashburton .. 11/5/45 theft 14 days N. Zealand labourer 1895 5 '2 fresh fair grey .. medium.. Has goitre; three vaccination-scars on right upper arm. F.P. (See P.G., 1944, p. 594, v and Photos, 1922, p. 46.) //Momo, Henry Walter Henry 30/4/45 theft 2 years’ probation Maori labourer 1925 5 6 copper .. black brown .. medium.. Slight build; boil-scar on left forearm. (See P.G., 1944, p. 62.) TimaruTimaru illegally on premises withfined £2 England .. labourer .: 1892 5 9 fresh brown, going grey .. medium.. See P.G., 1939, p. 483. out intent to pay damage . bald 3/5/45 wilful damage medium.. See P.G., 1932, p. 240. V Dunedin 30/4/45 false pretences fined £5 N. Zealand carrier 1908 5 7 sallow .. brown blue false pretences to come up if - • called on in 3 . false pretences (4 charges) .. months convicted and discharged on each 1 year’s probation • medium Howard /Muir, Alfred Leonard Lowe, !30/4/45 assault (2 charges) Maori labourer 1923 5 8i dark black brown .. on each Dunedin Dunedin :30/4/45 assault (2 charges) 1 year’s probation Maori labourer 1924 5 9 dark black brown .. medium Lowe, Ronald Potiki on each N. Zealand labourer 1927 8 fresh brown brown .. medium.. Prominent upper teeth; scars on left forearm. (See P.G., 1945, p. 138, and Photos, 1943, . Charles William /McBride, 1/5/45 theft to come up if o called on in 6 months p. 27.) Dunedin Invercargill .. ] 4/5/45 theft .. supervision of N. Zealand shop1929 5 5 dark brown hazel .. medium Child Welfare Officer for 1 year assistant , \ - 0 f Martin, Betty Jean

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of Prisoner. Gaol, Where When. Offence. Sentence. Native of Trade. Born. Height Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. When discharged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. (F.P. indicates that finger-impressions have been taken.) M o a Height Complexion. Hair. Byes. Nose. When discharged. Remarks, and Previous Convictions. (F.P. indicates that finger-impressions have been taken.) Waikeria — ft. in. 5 4£ •. • • William Court-martial, Papakura . 4/S/44 from escaping custody and 1 . N. Zealand soldier and 1916 pale fair blue-grey medium.. 30/4/45 Operation-scar in right groin. F.P. Released on license. Handed to military carpenter 1916 ft. in. 5 4£ pale fair blue-grey medium.. 30/4/45 Operation-scar in right groin. F.P. Released on license. Handed to military Jefferson Johnson, • .: carpenter. Wellington 26/4/44 housebreaking theft 14 years on each N. Zealand aircraftman 1920 5 9i pale brown .. hazel .. medium.. 4/5/45 authorities. Scar on left ring and middle fingers; left middle finger broken. F.P. Released on charges) and and ware14 years on each N. Zealand aircraftman and ware1920 5 9i pale brown .. hazel .. medium.. 4/5/45 authorities. Scar on left ring and middle fingers ; left middle finger broken. F.P. Released on fully converting charges) houseman and p. Photos, p. Waikeria Borstal Institution Moyle, > ‘ - :'Vv ; - . Hamilton 8/9/44 theft in year Zealand hand . 1924 10 fresh brown . * grey .. medium.. 4/5/45 Scar on right palm and on forehead. F.P. 10 fresh brown .. grey .. medium.. 4/5/45 Scar on right palm and on forehead. F.P. Institution Released on license. (See P.G., 1944, p. 709.) r Released’ on license. (See P.G., 1944, p. 709.) Plymouth— Gay, Donald Donald Reuben, @ Dugay Christchurch S.C. 4/2/43 attempted buggery charges); indecent and assault on male (2 3 years on each and warned that if he again England .. cook 1882 5 H fresh grey hazel .. long 3/5/45 Dot on each forearm. F.P. Released on license. (See P.G., 1943, p. 147, and Photos, 1924, p. 59.) charges) 3 each on years beforeappears and warned that the Court he if again be declared may beforeappears habitual an England .. cook 1882 5 3£ fresh grey hazel .. long 3/5/45 Dot on each forearm. F.P. Released on license. (See P.G., 1943, p. 147, and Photos, 1924, p. 59.) the Court he may be declared an habitual criminal Frank Livingstone criminal Gisborne . 10/11/43 indecent on years’ Zealand motor1899 8 fresh brown, turnhazel .. medium.. 5/5/45 Two scars on left calf. F.P. Released on 8 fresh brown, turnhazel .. medium.. 5/5/45 Two scars on left calf. F.P. Released on and ing grey (See p. labourer Photos, p. Waikune — Sidney , Court-martial, 16/11/43 deserting Army 2 years N. Zealand dry-cleaner 1912 5 8 fresh auburn, turngrey .. medium.. 3/5/45 Operation-scar on right side of abdomen. and soldier mg grey F.P. Released on license. Handed to Solomon 16/11/43 deserting Army 2 years N. Zealand dry-cleaner and soldier 1912 5 8 fresh auburn, turngrey .. medium.. 3/5/45 Operation-scar on right side of abdomen. ' mg grey F.P. Released on license. Handed to Edwards, Luis @ Mahanga, Edward Auckland S.C. 4/11/43 assault causing harm years N. labourer and soldier 1908 6 copper .. black brown .. flat 3/5/45 military authorities. - 12 p.c. Strong build ; large mouth ; three small scars on centre of forehead. F.P. ' » Released on license and prohibited. Handed to military authorities. (See 0i copper .. black brown .. flat 3/5/45 military authorities. 12 p.c. Strong build ; large mouth ; three small scars on centre of forehead. F.P. « Released on license and prohibited. Handed to military authorities. (See Tako— 1 P.G., 1943, p. 876, and Photos, 1930, i : : l. ■’ j ■ • P.G., 1943, p. 876, and Photos, 1930, McNeil, y ander, Wellington 29/11/44 theft charges) 3 on each (cumulative) Zealand labourer 1903 8 fresh .: brown blue .. medium.. 7/5/45 p. 13.) 28 p.c. Strong build; operation-scars on left knee. F.P.. Discharged on remission. 8 fresh brown blue medium.. 7/5/45 p. 13.) 28 p.c. Strong build ; operation-scars on left knee. F.P. Discharged on remission. (See P.G., 1944, p. 909, and 1945, p. 16, ; » (See P.G., 1944, p. 909, and 1945, p. 16, Harold, Lowe, John Wellington 9/3/45 theft months England ship’s 1897 5 fresh dark blue large 8/5/45 and Photos, 1942, p. 31.) 13 p.c. Mole on left cheek. F.P. (See ' P.G., 1945, p. 217, and Photos, 1944, 6* fresh dark blue large 8/5/45 and Photos, 1942, p. 31.) 13 p.c. Mole on left cheek. F.P. (See P.G., 1945, p. 217, and Photos, 1944, McNeil, Wellington 10/4/45 theft 1 N. motor-driver 1911 5 fair fair i.. blue .. medium.. 9/5/45 p. 47.) 11 p.c. Impediment in speech : scar on ' back of left hand, on right knee, and on 5 fair fair blue medium.. 9/5/45 p. 47.) 11 p.c. Impediment in speech; scar on back of left hand, on right knee, and on front of right hand. F.P. (See P.G., 1945, p. 345, and Photos, 1939, p. 72.) front of right hand. F.P. (See P.G., 1945, p. 345, and Photos, 1939, p. 72.) '

RETURN OF PRISONERS REPORTED AS DISCHARGED FROM GAOLS DURING THE WEEK ENDING 12th MAY, 1945.

Gaol, Name of Where When. Offence. Sentence. of Trade. Born. Height. Complexion. Hair. Eyes. Nose. When charged. Convictions. ( finger-impressions taken.) Wi Tako continued ' ■ V B/S ft. in; dark hazel .. long 7 p.c. New Zealand flag and MOTHER on Nicholas, Lawrence Masterton M.C. 21/2/45 theft . . 3 months N. Zealand farm hand .. 1922 ft. in. 5 8i ruddy .. dark hazel .. long 9/5/45 7 p.c. New Zealand flag and MOTHER on Leonard Masterton M.C. 21/2/45 theft .. .. 3 months N. Zealand farm hand .. 1922 5 8£ ruddy .. 9/5/45 • heart on left forearm; heart, anchor, cross, and JOYCE on right forearm. * . F.P. Discharged on remission. (See P.G., 1945, p. 185, and Photos, 1943, p. 5.) Dennis . Palmerston 12/2/45 theft charges) months each Zealand farm . 1922 8 fresh dark . blue medium. 11/5/45 heart, left anchor, Zealand 5 ONWARD badge p.c. cross, and JOYCE on right forearm. F.P. Discharged on remission. (See P.G., 1945, p. 185, and Photos, 1943, p. 5.) 5 p.c. New Zealand badge with ONWARD North M.C. - and scar on left forearm ; scar on base * of right ring-finger. F.P. (See P.G., 1945, p. 164.) Lowe . M.C.North Wellington 24/1/45 theft; and assault 2 months on each Norway .. ship’s 1922 5 8 fresh light brown.. blue medium.. 11/5/45 Scar on left forefinger; operation-scar on r:-.!, ■ v (cumulative) j motorman right side of abdomen. F.P. Discharged on remission. Sent to internment camp. (See P.G., 1945, p. 122, and Photos, p. 29.) F.P. Discharged on remission. Handed to Wellington M.C. 24/1/45 theft; and assault 2 months on each Norway .. ship’s 1922 5 8 fresh light brown.. 1 blue medium.. 11/5/45 and scar on left forearm ; scar on base of right ring-finger. F.P. (See P.G., 1945, p. 164.) Scar on left forefinger; operation-scar on Frederick Court-martial, 11/1/44 and Army (cumulative) 2 years Zealand motorman andsoldier 1917 5 dark dark brown.. grey .. medium.. 11/5/45 soldier and 1917 5 U dark dark brown.. grey .. medium.. 11/5/45 right side of abdomen. F.P. Discharged on remission. Sent to internment camp. (See P.G., 1945, p. 122, and Photos, p. 29.) F.P. Discharged on remission. Handed to Italy escaping from confinelocomotive military authorities. ment • - > • 7'” fireman Wellington— 1 month N. Zealand .V fair, going medium.. 7/5/45 Erskine, Italy Wellington 8/2/45 receiving stolen property labourer 1908 5 8 fresh blue 28 p.c. Scar on left foot and on right side Wellington M.C. 8/2/45 escaping from confinement receiving stolen property 1 month N. Zealand locomotive fireman labourer 1908 5 8 fresh fair, going blue medium.. 7/5/45 military authorities. 28 p.c. Scar on left foot and on right side McKinley (not theft as previously recorded) theft .. 2 months x bald ot neck. F.P. Discharged on remission. (See P.G., 1945, p. 149, and Photos, 1933, p. 86.) (cumulative) Paparua— painter and - fair fair 7/5/45 - Benfell, James . M.C.Dunedin . 8/1/45 theft previously assuming name 1 month N. Zealand 1914 5 6 blue medium.. Impediment in speech; scar on upper lip recorded) theft assuming name 2 months (cumulative) 1 month N. Zealand painter and 1914 5 6 fair bald fair blue medium.. 7/5/45 of neck. F.P. Discharged on remission. (See P.G., 1945, p. 149, and Photos, 1933, p. 86.) Impediment in speech; scar on upper lip ' 7.. - Invercargill Borstal Institufailing to report for 3 months (cumulapaperhanger and on left ankle. F.P. Sent to V ; ' “ . military service tive) and to be defaulters’ camp. (See P.G., 1945, Invercargill Borstal tiondetained as p. 106.) Heap, Arthur Noel failing to report for military service 3 months (cumulative) and to be detained as defaulter proba tionary N. Zealand paperhanger farm hand .. 1926 5 4£ fresh brown brown .. medium.. 1/5/45 and on left ankle. F.P. Sent to defaulters’ camp. (See P.G., 1945, p. 106.) Small scar near left eye and on back of Weir, William Gordon .. Wanganui S.C. 17/5/43 unlawfully converting license cancelled and returned to Borstal Institution, 17/1/45 3 years in Borstal N. Zealand labourer and 1923 5 9 sallow .. brown brown .. medium.. 3/5/45 right forefinger. (See P.G., 1944, p. 605, and Photos, 1942, p. 60.) Small scar on left side of upper lip and on Collins, James Leo Wellington M.C. 10/5/44 motor-car; warehousebreaking ; and theft theft .. Institution 2 years in Borstal N. Zealand truck-driver labourer 1924 5 3i fresh brown blue medium.. 3/5/45 right knee. F.P. Released on license. (See P.G., 1943, p. 430, and Photos, p. 79.) F.P. Released on license. (See P.G., 1944, Campbell, Keith Duncan Nelson M.C. .. 2/11/43 theft .. Institution 3 years in Borstal N. Zealand farm hand .. 1926 5 4 dark dark brown.. brown .. medium.. 5/5/45 p. 425, and Photos, 1940, p. 55.) Small portion of left thumb missing. F.P. Putze, Leslie Herbert or Palmerston 14/9/44 theft Institution 1 year in Borstal N. Zealand labourer 1927 5 9£ fair fair blue medium.. 5/5/45 Released on license. (See P.G., 1943, p. 851, and Photos, 1944, p. 10.) Large scar on right wrist. F.P. Released Lester Herbert North M.C. theft .. Institution convicted and discharged (not as previously recorded) on license. (See P.G., 1944, p. 710, and Photos, p. 70.) defaulter * tion— Heap, — — proba tionary N. Zealand farm hand .. 1926 5 4£ fresh brown brown .. medium.. 1/5/45 Small scar .near left eye and on back of license cancelled right forefinger. (See P.G., 1944, p. 605, and returned to Borstal Instituand Photos, 1942, p. 60.) tion, 17/1/45 — ' Wanganui S.C. 17/5/43 unlawfully converting 3 years in Borstal N. Zealand labourer and 1923 5 9 sallow .. brown brown .. medium.. 3/5/45 Small scar on left side of upper lip and on motor-car; warehouseInstitution truck-driver right knee. F.P. Released on license. William .Weir, / : , breaking; and theft (See P.G., 1943, p. 430, and Photos, p. 79.) theft .. Wellington M.C. 10/5/44 2 years in Borstal N. Zealand labourer 1924 5 3£ fresh brown blue medium.. 3/5/45 F.P. Released on license. (See P.G., 1944, Institution dark p. 425, and Photos, 1940, p. 55.) James LeoCollins, Campbell, 2/11/43 theft .. 3 years in Borstal N. Zealand farm hand .. 1926 5 4 dark brown.. brown .. medium.. 5/5/45 Small portion of left thumb missing. F.P. Institution- ' - Released on license. (See P.G., 1943, labourer fair fair p. 851, and Photos, 1944, p. 10.) Nelson. M.C. .. Palmerston 14/9/44 theft 1 year in Borstal N. Zealand 1927 5 9} blue medium.. 5/5/45 Large scar on right wrist. F.P. Released Leslie or / f Lester Institution Oil UC611SG. (hied JL .Lt.j 1 jj. i lUj uilu theft .. convicted and disPhotos, p. 70.) charged (not as North M.C. 1* previously recorded) ■>; ■/.; 7 —

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