the New Zealand Police contingent attached to the United Nations Peace Keeping Force in Cyprus. Detective Constable T. W. Parata, Ngati Awa, has been a member of the Wellington C.I.B. since 1965 and is stationed at Lower Hutt. Also at Lower Hutt, as Watchhouse Keeper, is Constable K. H. Ponga, Ngati Kahungunu. Other Ngati Kahungunu members are Constable H. W. Hodges, stationed at Naenae, who was a member of the Police Bodyguard for the Queen Mother during her 1966 visit to New Zealand, and Constable J. Rarere who is attached to the Criminal Records Bureau, in the Fingerprint section. Stationed at Wellington are Constable C. W. Hohaia of Taranaki and Constable T. L. E. Kenny of Ngati Toa. Attached to Taranaki Street Station are Constable J. S. Moran, Ngati Porou, who does Beat and Watchhouse duties, and Constables T. A. M. T. Wilson, Ngati Porou, D. J. Nicholas, Ngati Awa, W. M. Joyce, Ngapuhi, and H. T. T. Poi, Ngati Porou, all doing Beat and Motor Patrol duties. On the same duties at Lower Hutt is Constable R. D. Waitai of Ngati Kahungunu. Well known in rugby football circles as a Maori All Black and Wellington Rugby Repre sentative is Constable J. A. P. Myers who is attached to the Information Section at Police Headquarters. Inspector Bennett at her desk.

SCHOOL LEAVERS A 1968 POLICE CADETSHIP IS OPEN TO YOU IF YOU ARE ⋆ Aged 17 to 18 ¼ on February 1, 1968. ⋆ 5ft 8 ½ins. or more and of good build. ⋆ Intelligent and willing to learn. ⋆ Of good character & anxious to help the community. YOU MUST APPLY NOW TO BE CONSIDERED FOR SELECTION Ask at your nearest Police Station or write to The Director of Police Training, P.O. Box 694, Wellington, for full particulars. CONSIDER … Excellent Salary … 19 months' training includes leadership … self defence … bushcraft … good accommodation and amenities … sports … companionship … liberal leave and sick benefits … superannuation.