1903.

POLICE DEPARTMENT. (REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1902.)

Tho Inspector-General of Police to The Pl'inclpnl Under Secretary.

Sir, Polico Department, Inspoctor -Gellornl'a Offico, Sydnoy, 17 J,tnUn.l'Y, 100H. In complianco wit,h iustructions, and as requirod by tho Police Roguln.LiollS, I hnvo tho honor

t. 8ubmit, f or the Chief Secretary's iuformation, the following Rellol't of tho op(lratioDB durin g tho YOnt· 1002 of the Dopartment under my control, accompanied by 0. statemont, as u8un.lly furni Hhcd, of tho

ro ngth and distribution of the ostllblishment on the 31st Docombor, Itud cort,nin other IIg uros and I formation .

During tho year, statious have been es tabli shed at the followin g places ;-

N orlhern District E astern District North-western District Murray District Bourke District

Acacia Creek. Ingloburn, Lawson. Mulln.loy. Gltnlllaiu. Shut,t]oton.

The constable at Bimbi was withdr.'l.lI'n until moro suitablo nccommodation wna avai ll\bl By the Estimates votcd for th o )'0111' 1902- 3, prOVision was mnJo for t ho addition of 05 polico,

11 ranks. Of this number 30 wore attachod to tho MeLropolitan D istri ot, Ilod tho romainder woro ut ilised to meet urgent requil'emonts in tho country districts.

Additional police havo beeu Bcnt to tho country distriots as follows j other requ iremonts nro UI1<1or r nsideration;-

N ortbern Distriot Western District N orth-enstern District

North-western District South-western District Murray District

Cornmba. Railway Deviation Work s. N o"'castlo, 1~a8t Kempsoy, Globo (N cwcastle), Dollingon I

Dollinger Hoada. Nnrrabri, Gunnedab, Worris Creok. Brol(en nill, South Broken Hill. Tumut.

To provide for the increaso shown, I1nd to fill vacancies occasioned ItS under, 171 appointmonts ( foot and mounted) have ~een made during the year:-

13030

Resignations Discharges .. .

Do on Pensions Do on Grn.tuitics ...

.. Dismissals ... Deaths

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Gl 12 22 8 4.

12

Police

2

Police Rew[tr(l mia Suptra'l!lIuation Funds. The total !l1l101111t paid for pensions and gratuities during the year was £2D,868 6s. 3d. The

inco me being insll~i~ient to meet the claims, a SHut of £l0,000 was voted to cover the balance, which will be adequate -to meet all present requiremel1t~.

Dui'ing the year fourteen police pensioners died, who were 111 receipt of pensions aggregating £2,288 lOs. 11('1' annum.

'l'he following members of the Police Force Iml'e been superannuated on pensions aggregating £ 1,720 16s. 3d., and others over 60 years of age will be similarly provided for in the neur future:-

Superintendent Do Do

Inspector Do

Sub-inspector , Do

Do Sergeant, 1st class

Do Sergeant, 2nd class

Do Senior-colls tubJe

Do Do Do

Constable, 1st elMs Do Do Do Do

Constable (ordinary)

Charles Sanderson, George C. Carter. Wi.lliam Camphin. George H. Hyem. Roger Fenton. William T. Langworthy. '~

Daniel Byrne.'" Alexander Boyd. Daniel Maguire. Charles Mortimer. John Tysoe. }'re<lerick E. Brown. William Hobinson. J ohn Shillingtou. John M cColl. James Trency. Thomas Flynn. .T ohn Clarke. .hmes .T. SulliYl1.n. Patrick O'Brieu. J 11. 111 es Christie. George Eggiuf< .

~ WiLh th o hOllorary r:\uk of luspce;lol'.

Bight poli ce were discharged with gmtuilies amounting to £ 8!ii, A s um of £2,D7G I G~. Bd. was p:lid from the Poli ce Hewnrd ,FUl lLl as gralllilie ~ to widows,

children, &'c" and for funeml oxpenses. 'J'empol'nl'Y pell siolls ulIlollnting to £220 pel' nllllUI11 werc gmlllct! to widows,

'rhe advance Jigures taken as usual from the station watch-house records in the Metropolitan District show un increase of 1,68G apprehensions as compared with the previous year :-

Total number of arrests, Hl01 Do do 1!l02

2-1,1Sl 20,167

'1'here \rna nn increase of 1,0£18 in tho nutl1ber of l\ppl'eholl~ i ons for drunkenness (simple) , but Il. decrease of IOO for drunkenuess with disorderly COllfluct . An increase of 1£11 is recorded for brenchcs of the" Betting Houses Suppressio n Act," and or H2 fo, vagrancy, 2GB for sim ple larceny, and 133 for stenling in company. There was al so an increase of: 10 in the number of prosecutions lor breaches of the Trame By-laws.'

The Superintendent of the Metropolitan Diijlrict vielVs t.J-:ese fi gures as satisfactory, th ere being an increase in the number of arrests for the moro sc rious offence3, and a decrea se in thnt class of crime. Forty-two pel' centulll of property stolen is r eportcc\ as recovereu, There bus been U decreaso in the number oE li cense(l public-homes for the past twenty yenr~, but SlInday selling still prevails to a great extent, and is likely to do so in Bpite of all efforts until t,hOl'e is an amendment in the htlV.

Throughout the Stato there has lIot been n marked increase oj' decrease of erime raported. There '\' as;\I\ increaso of a in the llulllbel' of murtlers, and II decrease of 1 in case~ of attempted murde r, and 2 of infanticide. 'fhere was also 0. decrcase oE G in the nUI11 ber of rapes and nttempts, and an iucrease of 2 in criminal assanlts on young girls, and of 4 ill indecent ns~aults 011 women; also un increnso of 0 in cases of arson, and 15 in the number of burglaries, &c., re ported. _ There were 0 more prisoners discharged on ticket·of-Iem-e than during 1901, and 7G more undcr the" First OiIenders' Act."

'L'he number of persons reported missing wns 797 (incl uding 83 inquiries from Great Britain and the variou!l provinces of the Empire, and 121 inquiries from foreign countries), I1S against 688 in 1901, whilst the number traced was 450 as compared with 356.

'J'be Metropolitan 'Licensing Inspector nlso drl1ws attention to the red uction in the number of licensed houses, n otwithstanding the 'increl1se in the population. l!'onr hotels were closet! during the year in consequence of beiug old and dihl,pidnted. 405 sl1111ples of liquor and wine were taken during the year from publicans and wine and spirit merchants. No adulterants injurious to health were found in the spirits, but in 75 samples the liquor was excessively diluted with water, for which prosecutions were instituted. Some of the samples of eolonial wines were found to be of an inferior q oality and adulterated.

The

The following statement exhibits pn.rticllhrs of the licensing business in the Metropolitan Distnct r the year H)02 :-

Appl ication.. _________ I_c:~:--H-C-fU-SC-d-. ---:_W_'it_h_'l"'_ "'_O'-r'_N_o_",,_r_tic_s_. _ ; ___ T_ou_nl_. _

or oonditional licenses .. .. ..... ... .. ..... ....... .. .. .. .... .... . r new puulic.,\lIs' lieellses ........... .. .. .... ..... .. ..... .. .. . r coloniul winc licenses .. ... ... ... .......... .. .. .. ... ..... .. .

:~ tltli~tr~l~~~~~:c~ "::: ::::::::.: :: ::: :::: :. :::: :: ::::: : :: :: :. ::: ,t booth or stallel liccnses .. .. .. .. .. ........... ..... ... ..... .. 'r music permits .... .. .. .. ...... ... ............. .. ..... .. ... .. .. r packet li cCII"cs .. .... .. ..... .... ... ......... .. ..... .. .. .... ..

'lIblicans' tmnsfcrs .. ..... .... ........ .... .. .............. .... . ns fer by lnlllllorci (sec. 40) ...... .. ... ... .... .. ........ .. .

hder sect ion 77 of Li '[lIor Act .......... .. ............ .. .. .. nder section 7H of Liqnor lI c: t ........ .. ................. .. nder section 71l (I f Liq lIOl' Act ...... ..... .. .... ........ ... . lonial wi no tmnsfel's .. ...... ............ .. .. .. .... .. .... .. .. ..

p rit merchants' trnn 8 fCI'~ .... .... .. ................ .... ... .. 1I11iarcl transfcr~ ........... .. ..... ........... ................ .. Ilblicalls' rellowab ..................... .. .... ...... .. .... .. .. lonial wino rel1cwells ... .... ....... .... .. ....... ... .... ...... .

I lIiard renewalN. .. .. .. .......... .. ......... ... .. . ........ ..... .

~" ~?i~;~l:i~:i:SC~.'::::: :.:.: ": :::::: :.:.::::::: ;:: :::::'.::::::::::: l\ljcctions to rOlloll'nl" ... ....... .. .......... ... ......... ... .. . Ibjcctions to HCW t\ppl ict\t.iolls .... ... ... .................. ..

I bjections to tl'Q ~I A fo.I ·R .. .... .. .... ..................... .. .. ..... I Iiscellarroo115 OU)OCt. I01l5 ..... .................................. ,' lisccllanoollS appli at. iOIlR .............. .. .... ............ ... .

IIcmovlll of li colIscij ....... ........... .......................... . e\lnditionl\lli CC II ~ ij cOllfirmod ............... ....... ........ ..

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2!J 800 200

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1;1 7 I

Total.. .... ..... :... ....... .... ..... . ..... .......... .. .. ... ...... ........ ... ... ......................... .. .. .... 2,01 ,\

Tho number of publi ' - h O I I~ll li('CIIR('H ill oxi~ l oilCO on lht' !l IHt 1)('col1l b 1' , I (I ,ill th o [(' Iropoliinn District W UR 7 ' (j , as cotnpnl'('cl with 7!JO ill I nOt i th 1'( II' ' I' 107 Hpi r'it III I'c:llllnl "' Ii· n~('f( , lJ ing n ,I creaso of 4 i 8 IH' WOI'S' li (!o l1 ~os, It rl rcr flRO of 1 i R4 colon ial willo J iccn ~o . , nn ill er n80 r G; ~ pacJeet liconaofl, nil incr'onRo or D ; and ll 3 billinl'd Ji COJl 8CR, fUi in !'cnRO of J I.

1'h 1'0 WOI'O 1,208 inC]II Cls l ~ hold during Lh o y OIl\, 11 ih o boel i R of d ' Ollf~ d P 1'80 0 , boing n (lccreaso of 110, 08 cCll1 lpnrod wi th th o I"'cvi olls yon I' . ]n 0 4, ('/l A(1S denlh II' n8 fllI.l' iblllnblo it it t' di r tly I'

Indirectl y to ilitOll1pel·:\lI(,\'. On hu nd rod nnd fi[ty- lwo:illfjllcs ls IV 0 1'1') 1t .::1tl 0 11 fil'c~. bci ngnll i n ' l'on~ of O. ).'i fl y IV l' r Lurn d

118 " wilfu l," 71 t\f\ " nceidentll l ," whil st ill 1110 ot1! CI' ~ll inq II cs lH ill e!\U ~ \1' 11 8 110t R(l ifi d . 1'ho M tropoli Lan 'J"'I\ lIic Act, antl tho Hrgul ntions thol'ound ' 1' , hal' conti nllor! to or ratn in lit

public iu t l' sL, nne! tho clu t i s dO l'olving IIJlon Iho ll':lfIi c poli 0 JI I\I L n l1i ·i ntly Ii" clll\rt::t·d , fI videl1cod by marked impro l'C \I1 ont ill the rogul ilti n .of th e tl'aOi. Oll1 pl ainlR ngni llst l ic(1l1 ~ Hal'

cli minishill f\' and th issu of licenscs is boillg restrictcd io qU lIlili <l POI'SOIlIl of ~oo<l ha rn I I'. greater lm pl'Ov mcnt in lho <:loss IlIld cO lldi li oll of pub lic v hi I s mig ht, r odl/lps, lin" b 1\ illai ( d

upon, but ill "i \\" of th gcn mill p rc~8io ll nlle l cxll'l\ cost of hOl'8 fe d, own 1'8 h:w b n mol' I ni ntly Ireated in th is respe t th nn woull hnl' h I' WiRO be II ill en8. 'J'ho nll mh I' of omnibll~ A /111 8 b n further r ducl' I, owing, t1 o ll btlc ~s, to lho p ric of foddc l' alld tll xliinsiol\ of Iho rl cll' i Iystem.

1'ho l' ce i plR f rom I icons r '(,H kho ll' fI c.l I' !\~o o[ .£~ ,OOG o~ . OJ., th chi [ nus b ing th xemplion from th pny m nt or f C8 of v hi(· les cO lm·yi ng goodA by 'olltrn·t nnd no t ncL unl ly plying for

hire. 1'1'oec dings hare bcoll takon by ih pol iL' on bc hnH r Ih 1) pnl' im nl of Pu blic ItIRlruct ion in

l,nG':; cascs, IInder tho compulsory c1l.118e8 of th o Educnti 11 A ·t., for 11 gl t 10 Hond hildr n io ochool, recovery of £eos, &c.

Foul' hundred nncl nin Ly-s ix co mm uni ' (\ li on ~ enme 10 hll nd from lh Bonrd or 1I nllh in onnection with tho II Dniri 8 lip l'l'i sion Act," " Th ' 0 . iO Il ~ 'J'1'(\de8 (\nd alt l Si nu gld ring Act," nd "Diseased Animnls and Moot A ct."

Inquiries hll"e also boe l~ CCl l1 rluet d in J ,:J I rlls 8 £01' tho Oo rC' rnm cll t hnr itnbl T II~lil u tio n 9 . 1,2':;8 for tho MMtcr- io-Lun l1 y, ] , 111) for tho J,oncll\ ]) rpnl'llllcnt, J!) fOI' tb (· ])"pr\l'l m nt f Min ~ nd Agriculturc, 1?7 for ih o Bx pl o~ i vos Dcportme nt, 10, for tho J .:-:!., . " :-; lbrnon," cca fo r tho Lnnd ppeal COUI·t, 2 fot· ih o Fishcri t'8 Dep"rt mc nt·, 12 L foJ' the Lnbour Comm isijioncl'H, 1 :J fol' t11 'J'(lxn tio n

Department, GIG for Lh e GOI' I'nll1 ent , ' tntisticinn, . 1 for th Advnn s to Lll rll Bonrd , 8 fur tho offi e I' ndministering iho " }:arly losing Act, " !1.nd 44: for tho J{ nn <i wi ck A~ylull1 . l li G r port H \\'01'0 furni Mhcd regarding applicntions for cxpensos of w i lll os~cs nttonding Poli co n.ncl 'o 1'onel' l\ ' 'oUl'lp, nnd 411(1 on 11'(1111 ccidents,

Another addilion has becn mud o to tho duti oR imposod upon the polil:o by tho passing of tho II Shearers' AccoUlmodntion Act," under which tho l:'olico (\1' rCCjuired t o inMpoc t tho "(\l'iou8 sheds throughout tho country, mnking careful Qxaminntioll regardin g lho f\c'co l11l11o cl nti on nrovidod, and Il otifyillg (after measuremeIli) the impl'ovcmcntM I'equircd to comply wilh tho PI'O I' is ioIlS of tho Act. 'l'hiR duty has entailed a considcrable nlnOllnt of trave lling nnclwol'k.

l 'he Police havo IIlso been chnrged with tho dut.Y of ('olloel in ~ th o 01 eloml lists of womcn entit1ed to vote under tho provisions of the" vVomen'R }'ranchise Act, 1002 ."

Th o duti es imposed upon tho polico gCllcl'Illly, too, ill mal(ing invcRt igntiolls regarding n.rpl i (,:1ti on ~ fo r Old-ago Pensions arCl ve\'y hefw,v, thero being nl) le39 than l,:';S l reports furni shod to th e Old.age Pensions Board in Sydney alono, in addition to the numorous inquir'i es made fol' Locnl Boards.

Complaints

Complaints are still numerous that the functions the police have to perform outside their legitimato .ltr duties hamper them so much in the lItHer capacity that they cannot effectil'ely attend to their duties .Iho ut a considerable incrcase to the establishmcnt

During the year the old buildin.o,-s occupied by the Doplrtment for a number of yen.r" have been III lidhed, and it is proposed to erect nelV premises on the 8:ttne site (at ih2 corner of Phillip and

IlI nte r ~treet8) as Departmental oaices for the Police and Prisons D l?p!1rhnents. A SUlll has boen fllV ided on the Lean Bstimates to Cllyer tlle estimated expenditure during the prcsent yell', and I trust

work will be commenced at ollee, as thc llresent rented quarters are q ui:e im.deq uate for the extensi ve Iness of the Department.

The further a.l'ming of the police with the regulation ,Yellley has been continued dUl·jng tho yea,r, 326 weapons imported by tho Government having been distributed. A further supply \I'ill be

'lu ired to complete the equipment, for which I will submit an npplic:ltion when preparing the Estimates .t the next financial year.

During the past year the severity of the drought has affected t.he expendi ture of the Dep'lrtment • ri()usly, besides increasing the dirTicnlties of the police in tra,·elling. It has also been extremely trying •• he police in the dronght-striekell districtE'. where the cost of necessaries has been greatly enhanced, u~ing hardship to the men , who hn\"e founel it di(Jiwlt to maintain them~elves and their fnmilies.

The forago contractors ha\'e been compelled te) throw up their eOlltract~, being wholly withollt I I\US to ciJ.ny them out, and purchn s(1s haye nccessarily been made in tho open market at large ly

!!Ic rcased prices. '1'0 meet this stale of affairs, Superintendents of Police hBl'e been onjoined to praclieo !lomy; horsl's unfit for further work have becn cust nnd sold, and either not rcplaccd or, in sorno

lI" tunce~, lIicycle3 used ill substitlltion. Ai'. soon us llutural grass feed is (lYailable the horses will be I pt, as far I1S is consistent with r.flicienry, in parlclocks.

Watet' has also had to be purchased at rnallv places at a heavy cost. The book of Police Itegubtion s bcir.g out of print, and many amendmonts boing necessary thercin

11 .1 aho in tho legal inRtructiollR and nppendic.es, it was necessary for me to undorta]I O tho r evi ~ i on, hich has 1101V been completed, and the legal aod medicltl information Bottled by competont professional uthoritv. It is nineteen Jen.r;, Ri!100 I !a,t preparc;] this book for Executil'e Ba nCI iOll, in ncco rd aue ith the' Act.

In addition to the stltiem ent of the strength and distribution of tho Force on the !lls t Dcccmb r .t rcady referred to (Appendix A), lllho II.ppencl 1\ list of poli co buildings compl ted, togcLh r with a li ll t ,( additions nnd repnir~ effected to police buildings during the yonI' (Appendices n und C).

As I may not havo onothol' opportunity or doillg so , I desire to record my It knowl dgm('nls of III COllS~al1t and illyaluable assistallco rendered to the poli ce: in this Stato by the hi ers oE Polic' ill othOl' " Iates of the Commonwealth and N()IV 7,ealand, by their prolll ptand enorg ti action in tmcing absconding rim innld an<l gener:tlly aiding thiN Department in its operations; indeed, I shou ld go furth r, and r f l'

10 tho co-opOl'ation of Lho eo n~t:tbltlflry 01' tho United Kingdorn anti tho ]~mpir. J t is lIlln cORsnry to IIel that:, without RllCh a ss i ~ bl1 ce, it would bo impos8 iblo to work efTedil'oly, onsit1crin g ih tnt\ny anti

Incrensing facilities nffonled to . criminals to cVlldo apprehension by absco l\ding from th e 8 en of Lh ir rimes.

I have tho honor to be, Sir,

Your obedient SCl'vnn~,

EDMUND FO BEllY, Inspector-Gell ral of [,,,Ii o.

APPENDIX A~

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Complaints are still numerous that the functions t he police have to perform outside their legitimate .l i 0 duties hamper them so mnch in the laHer capacity that they cannot effectiyely attend to their duties .Lhout a considerable increase to the esbblishmcllt

During the yeal' the old b!.lildings occupied by tLe Dop:tctmellt. for a number of yea,rs have been molished and it is proposed to erect new prcmises on the S:1tne site (at th e corner of Phillip and

IIllnter Str~et8) as Departmental omces for the Police and Prisons D~p!1rtmellts. A sum has boen r(Jvided on the Loan B~tim:1tcs to cover the estimated expenditure during tho present yoar, and I trust

.11 work will be commr.nced nt once, as the present rented quarters are qui!e im.deq uate for the extensi I'e "s iness of the Departmeut.

The further a.l'minO' of the police with t.he regulation 'Webloy has been continued during the ye:tr, h 32G weapons import~d by the Government hn.ving bccn distributed. A furth er supply will be tlu ircd to complete the equipment, for which I will submit an npplic:ttion when preparing the Estimates

r r tho next financial ye:1.1'. During the past year the severity of the drought has aITectcd tho expenditure of the Dep~rtmel1t

riausl)" besides incrcasing the difTicnlties of the police in tra,·elling. It has nl$o been extr(lmely tryin ~ h. lhe police in the drought-stricken districts, where the cost of necessarios has been greatly enhanced,

using hardship to the men , who ha~e found it diOicult to maintain th?mselvcs and th.eir familics .. The for(1.'"'O contractors hal'o been compelled t t ) throw up their contracts, bOlllg wholly II'lthOllt

• nos to carl'Y "them out, and purchns('s hnve necessarily been marIe in the open mal'lwt at large ly II rensed prices. '1'0 meet this state of affltil's, Superintendents of Police 11001'0 bcen enjoined to prac lieo

nomy; horses unfit for further work have been cast und sold, and eilher not replaced or, in sarno IIR tlLnce~, bicycle3 used in substitlltion. A~ soon as Ililtuml grn~s feed IS nvailnble the h01'se8 will be

pt, as far liS is consistent with r.flicienC'y, in pac/(Iock s. Watcr has also hncl to be purchaser! at manv places at a Ir enyy cost. The book of Police Itcgubt ions beil~g out of print, and mrLny nmendrnent s bcing n cGsary therein

1111 also in tho legnl instructions and appendices, it was necessary for mo to undCl'to.\,o th rOYI ~ IOn, !.ieh has nolV been completed, and the lega l aod medical infot'll1ation settled by comp tent professional

.. thoritv. It is ninetecn yenrs si!]ce I /a,t prepnred this book for Executive sanction, in acco rcllln 0 ith the Act.

In addition to the stlltement of tho str('nglh and distribution of t.ho Force on tho !Ilat D ember I ready refcrred to (Appendix A), I also append n list of polieo buildings eompl tod, togcLh r wi th [L li st r additions nnd repnir~ effectod to police bllilding~ during tho YOllr (Appendicos n unci C).

As I may not havo another opportunity of doing so, 1 desiro to record my 11 knowl d menta f Ih COl1S~allt and inynluable nssistllncc rendered to the polico in thi s Stote by the hi r~ of PoliC' in oll l r

IMes of the Commollll'ealth nnd New 7,oaland, by their prolllptand enorgeti acti on in tm ing nbs onding ti rninals and gene1':dly aiding thi ~ Department ill its operntlon R; ind d, I shollld go furth r, (\.111 r r l' •• lhe co-oporntion of lho con~t-abLLiary of tho Unitcd Kingdom /lilt! tho Blllpir. ] t is llnn C Asary to .hI that, without such nsx i8bnce, it would uo irnpossiblo to 1I'01'k offecti l'oly, consitlrri ng th Inllny nnd

lI 'rensing fneilitics afforded to , criminals to evade npprehension by o.b eonding from tit scen of th ir ri llles.

I have tho honor to be,

Your obediont Sorvnll~,

EDMUND F DERY, Inapoctor- CD rnl 01 rolie

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APPENDIX A.

RETURN" of Strength and Distribution of the Police Force on the 31st December, 1902. -D'STR,CT.

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STATIOXS.

No.1 He:l.c1 Statioll Central Station ..... . Erskine-street ..... ' Geneml Post Office .. Mint .. . .. . .... ....... .. . . Pyrmont ..... .. ....... . No.2 Head St:\tion Glebe ....... ..... .... .. University .... ...... .. N o.3 Head Station Bourke-street ........ . Rushetltters' Bay .. Woolloomooloo .... .. No.4 H ead Station Chlcf Secretnry's Ollleo . . Governmont House Lands OfJioe ........ . Manly ................ . Monn. Vale .......... . Treasury Works Offioe ......... No.5 Head Station Cnmperdown ....... .. Cook's Hivcr .. . .... .. Ersk inevillo ........ . St. Petors .... ...... .. No. () Head. tn.lion C "cenwich ........... . Lnne Gove .......... .. Lindflo lcl ............. . T ,ongucvillc Moslllnn .............. . Nnrremburn ...... . .. N eutml Bay .. ...... . W ~1\l·OOllgl\ ......... .. . W,lloughby ........ . No.7 Heall ~tnt i on Uonconsficld Estato Botany .............. . ))nrlin~ton .......... .. Iri sh ·1.0W II ........ .. .. Mitcholl Rond ..... . Wnterloo "nd Alexnnd,ln No.8 Rend Station Drnmmoyno .. .... .. . G lobo I sland ..... .. .. Rozelle ...... .. .... .. No. Q Hond Station Hohnoro .............. . Cnntorbury .. ... ...... . Concord .............. . Enfiold ................ .. Five Dock ... .. ..... .. Homebush ..... ...... . Mortlnko ............. .. Rosedale . .. ..... . .. .. .. Strathfiold ..... .. ... .. No. 10 Hoad Station Double Bn.y ... .... .. K ensington .......... .. Hn.ndwlok & Coogee Roso Hay ............. .. Watson's Bny .... .. Waverloy n.nd Bondi No. 11 Head Station Annandalo ........... . Ashfield ... ... .. ..... .. Croydon ............. .. Helsarmel ........... . Leichhn.rdt .......... .. Lillyfiold .............. . Stnnmorc .......... .. Summ~r Rill ....... : No. 12 Hcad Station ArnclifIe ... .. ........ .. Blakehurst ....... . .. .. Bexler ........... .. ... .. Dulwlch Hill ....... .. Hurstville .......... .. Kogarn.h .............. . Peak hurst ........... . Rockdale .......... .. No. 13 Hen.d Station

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The Oaks ... .. .. .. ... . .. Moss Vale .... ..... .. . TIelTima .......... .. . .. Robertson 130wml ............. .. Mittagong ..... . .... .. Burl'a.wang ..... . .. . . . Bllndnnoon v"ollongong ...... . .. Dapto ................. . l"ig-trec .......... ... . Blllli ...... .. .. ....... . Clifton ..... ......... .. .. Hclensbllrgh ...... .. . COlTirual .......... .. .. . Kiama ....... ... ....... . Shcllh"rbollr ...... . .. Alhion Park ........ . Cerringong .... .. ... . .. Jamberoo .. ........ .. Nowra ........ ......... . Borry .......... ... .. .. Kangaroo Valley .. . Milton .... .. ... ... .... .. Ul\adullll. .. ........ .. Yalwal ... .... .. ........ .

Western ......... Bathurst ........... .. .. K elso ............ .. .. .. Mill Town ........... . Lithgow ........ . .... .. W"llomwllng ........ . ltocld oy ............. .. Oberoll ............... .. . Hartley Valo ....... .. vVyagdOll .......... .. Mount Victoria .. .. .. O'Conl1 oll ...... .... ..

·JtYlllll ............... . .. Wattle F lat .. .. ... .. maekhcath ..... ... ... . Omngo ............... .. E,Ise Omngo ...... .. . Illaynoy .... .......... . Cowm .. .............. . Molong ........ ..... .. ~:l'\tnkcy ............. .. luena ........ ........ .. Mount McDonald '" Cal'eoa!' ........ .. .. .. . Cumnock .......... .. Cargo ...... ... .. .. ... .. Cudnl ................. . Millthorpe .... .. .... .. 13urrnga ........ .. .. .. . Koorawatha .. ...... . T,uclmow .. ...... . ..... . Mllnildra .............. . Ncwuridge ., .. .. .... .. Mandllratna ......... . Woodstock .... ..... .. Dubho ................ .. Coonamble .. .. .. ... .. Wellington ........... . 'Varron ............. .. Poak Hill .......... .. Gilgnndrn ...... .. . .. . Narromino ...... ..... . Collie .. .. ..... ....... .. StUMt Town .. .. ... .. Quarnbono ........... . N evertire .... ...... .. Dandaloo .... ... ....... . 'l'rn.ngic ............. .. (J u\argmnbone .. .. .. Toorawconah .... .... . Gcurie ................. . Davie8villc .......... .. TOlllingley .. ..... .... . Obley . .. ....... .... ... . . MlIdgco ...... ....... .. Rylstollc .... . ..... .. . .. GlIlgong .... .......... . Flofala ........ .. ...... .. Hill End .............. . Sunny Corner ..... .. .

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~~~~~rt;~'B;~~k'" :::1 Nlen'lwa .............. . Kerrabee ....... ...... .. Cassilis ........ ...... . Nabiae ............. .. 'l'inonee ............. .. 'l'nl'ee ................ . vYingham .. ........ .. CUll(Uetown ........ . Coopernook .... .. .. . Kew .... ...... .. ...... .. Laurieton ........ .. . Port Ma.cquarie .... .. Wauchope .......... .. Rllenborough .. .... .. . Bellhrook ........ .. .. K empsey .......... .. Frederickton .... .. .. . Smithtown ........... . Gladstone ........... . Arn.koon ............. .. Macksville .......... .. Nambucca Heads .. . Bowl'aville .......... .. F emmount ...... .. ... . Bcllillgen ...... .. ... . Cockle Creek ...... .. Campbell '8 Hill .... ..

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Moonbi ... ........ .. .. Nllndlo ......... ..... . Swamp Oak .... . : .. Somerton ...... .. ... . Manilla ... . ... ..... .. . Currabubula .. .. .. .. Murrurundi ....... .. Rla.ckville . ......... .. Quirindi ...... ... .... .. Werris Creek .. ..... .. Gunnedah .. ...... ; .. .. Carroll .. .. ....... .. .... . Tambar Springs .... .. Boggabri . ... .. ........ . Curlewis .............. . Coonabarabr:m .... .. Haradine ... .......... .. Narrabri .... .. .. : .... ..

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way Town ) ....... . Silverton .... .. ........ . Thaekaringa ...... .. . Torrowangee .. .... .. . Hay . .. .......... ...... . Booligal .............. . Carrathool ......... .. Clare .... .. . .......... . Darlington Point .. . Euabalong ........ .. . Gilglll1l1i" .... .... ... . Gunbar _ .... . ........ . Hillstoll ..... .. .... .. .. Ivanhoe .. .. . ......... . Lake Cuclgellieo .... . Mande ................ .. Mossgiel ............. . . Monnt Hope .... ... .. Oxley .. .... .... . ..... .. Whitton .. ....... .. .. .. Wileannia ...... ..... . Menindie ..... ..... .... . Milparinka ........... . Tibooburra ....... . .. .. White Cliffs ... ... . .

Albury ........ .... ... .. Bowna ... ............ .. . Corowa .......... .... .. Cllleairn .......... .... . Germanton .. ......... . Howlong ... .. ......... . Jili d era ........ .. ... .. Mulwala .... .......... . Walbunclrie ........ .. Walla Walle. .. ...... . Gnndagai ... ........ .. Adelong ........ ... .. .. Batlow .. .... ..... ... .. . Coolae ......... .... .... . Jngiong ..... .... .... .. Shepard~town ." .. . Tnmnt ....... .... ...... · Tumberumba ........ . Reno ... .. .. .... .... .. Tooma ..... ... ....... .. · Wagga Wagga ..... . Coolamon .. .. ..... .. .

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under orders for transfer ....... _ .. ; .. Orderlies to His Excellency the "~

State Governor ....... .. : . ....... _ . ... .. . Police Stoi'ekeeper and Assistmi t .... . Armourer ' .............. . .................... . Drill Instructors ' ......................... .. Vah:dri\-ers, &c . . ....... .. .. : ............... . Constables on Milit:1ry Service in

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DETECTIVE 'Bn'\KcII. Superintendent in charge' ....... ' .. .. .. .. Inspector " " ."" .". _ ._ ......... . :.: ... .. Sub-Inspectors .... _ " .... : ....... ". : ... .. . Senior Detectives ...... _:::. ........ :J Detectivcs, 1st class.................. 11

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APPENDIX B. LiST of ' Police Buildings' completed dUring the year 1902.

Acacia Creek ....... .. lllackheath ....... .. Bombala .............. . llurragr. .............. . Rcleosburgh .. ..... .. Millthorpe ...... .

Erection of Police Station. Celt. l'olice Station. Ccll at Lock-up. Court and \-Yatch house. Court·housc IJ.lld Police St:1tion.

Nymagee ... ;. ' Erection of Court-house nnd Police Station. Nyngan· ........ : » Sergeant's Quarters and Court-house. W r.lgett .......... » Police .Boat-shed. ' ''''attle Flat ... Wooden Cell. Wauchope ..... " Court-house and Police Station.

APPENDIX C~ · LIST .0.£ aM~tiolls' and repairs effected to Police Buildings during the year 1902.

Albury ._ .. :'i.. ......... · . . : .. Repairs ·to Police (jUicers' Quarters. ' JUIlce : ............. ........ :. RepairstoCourt-houscandPoliccStation, Arahlon·: .'.;.-................. Police Station. ' .hmueroo _ ... ... ............. Additions to Lock-up. Adel?"~ ... t.; ......... ·...... Court·houseantIPoliceSt.~tion. ·l(cmpsey ..... : ..... .. ..... I~cpo.irs to Police Station. Armldllio .. . .. _ .. . ,. .. .... Police Station_ . -Katoomba ... : .......... .... ' " Court-house and Policc Station •

. Bathurst ......... ..... :.. Superilitcrident's Quarters. Kelso ............ : .. : ....... :: " Police Station. llroadwatcll .. ....... , .... .. _ " Policc Station. ' .' - . Kent and Bathurst Officer's Quarters. Broken Hill .. .... _ .. ,, ·...... Barn.lLcks. . Sheets (Sydney). Bombo.la. .... , .... ........ ,... .. Lock-up G'aol.Lanihton ... ::: ..... : .. . Bungendore· . ........ n..... Pol-ice Station and ·Lock.up. Barmedman-........ -..... .... » ,; Sta(ion. .. · .. llraidwood · ........ : ......... .. » ' Lock-up Gaol. . - ... llurwood H': .... _.;...... Plll'chascof premises fO'r Officer's Quarters. .Btirrowa .... :' ......... ;· .... .. Additions, &c. ; to Lock-up and Lock-up

Gaol. . Rarringnn .......... ... ... Additions to Police Statio~.

~:~;~g~~ ...... ::; ...... : ..... :.: .. :::::: Repairs to Policc St.'1.tion.

Bowraville : .... :: ... -. ..... ... Court-h~useand WlLtch-house. Bcthungra .......... ,.. ...... » Police Station. Byroe.k .... ; .......... -...... Additions to Police Buildings. BOoml ...... '" .. ....... ........ Hepr.irs to Police Station. .. Bourko-street (SyClney) ' " Lock-up. Central '-Police ' Station Repairs. '

(Sydney), .. .. . . .. Camden ·.: ... -, .......... ... .. Additions to Police Station_ Cathcart .. : ..... : ........ :.. Repairs to . " . Clarence Town .... ; ....... Additions to Court-house 'and Police

. ;' Sta{-ion. Carrathool ·. ~ ....... ; ...... . Addit.ions to Police Station. Cobar ................ ; ........ Repail's1;o LOck-up (hoI. gootamundra ..... ~ ...... Additions to ' " '.

OWra ................. · ....... . Repairs ·to Police Station. Clarence-street (Sydney) .Lock-up. ' .

CCondoblin .... ..... ...... ... . ... Police Station.

arcoar I,ock-up . ." . Darlillgh~;;~;;' (Syd~~;:)" . Police St:1tion.' Ea.lgety ..................... 'h. Oourt-houscand Police Station. rE~~~~~ ... ,., ....... . ,...... Police Station.

~rskin;-~~l'~~t· (Sy'd~~Yi' " Loek-'up.·· _ den ., ,, " Sergcarit's .. Qunrtcrs.

?,reta ::::::.:::'.:::::'::::::::'. Additions to Pulice Station. '-'-

i~f~o:g ............. ~; ....... p ':. t P j' St't' e .............. ; ...... l:\.epturs , o . 0 ICe I a (lon. (,osford ... ' ....... _............. .. » ,, '" (~unneclah ................ _. ~nlgong ............ ;;0 ..... .

uOwlong · ......... l .; .... .. Inton' .. " .. ....... .. , .. .... .

I,()(;k~up . . .. 1'01ice titatiOll. -Lock-up. --, ,

» Police Station. .. " Lock-up.

Lis~ore; S~~;th:::::: ::::: : Purchase of site for Police Station. -Moree ::: ...... . : .. _ ........ :. Additions to Lock-up Gaol. Murrumburrah· .......... : .. Repa.irs to Polico Quarters . ·Milpcrinka ... ::: .......... :. · Additions to Police Station Maitland West ............. Repairs to Lock-up. Milltown ....... ~ ...... ... . Murrurundi .: ....... : ..... Newcastle (Hnnter-st:)

" (Lake-road) .. Newtown .... : .. _ ..........

It " " Police Station. Additions to " Repairs to " Tar-paving, &c., Court-house and Police

Station. 'Nundle . _ ..... ; .. -.. .......... Add.itions to Lock-up. Parramatta ::: ....... :. .. . Repairsto Court-house and Police Station. -PlLlii,er's Island ...... . :: Alterations t o premises. 'Pyrmont (Sydney) ..... : Repairs to Lock-up. Quirindi ....... : : ....... : ..... Addition to Police Station and Quarters. 'Quambone ... :.: ....... .. ... Repairs to Police Station. ·Rmidwick_ .. :;: ............. Additions to Lock-up. I J 'Rydal :.: ........ :....... ..... ' " and repairs to Police Sta.tion •. ·St. 'Pcters ... :.: .... : ........ Repairs to Police Station. 'The Oaks . .. :. : .. .......... Purchase of premises. . 'Tocumwal ..... : ........... Repairs to Police Station_ 'Towamba ..... :... ....... .. " Tibooburra. .... . :.... ........ " '''Yater ' Police -Sta.tion "

. .(Sydn~y) . . W Ileanllla ....... " .... ... .. Additions and repairs to. Police Station. Wilberforce ............... Repairs to Police Station. Walcha .... . " ........... .. . Purchase ,?f la.ud for Lock-up. ' Vagga·Waggn. ....... ..... .. Additi?,ns ·.toLock-up .. , . . " (North). 'Purchasc oOand for Pollee StatlOn.

: Wa,rata'h ...... : ............. Additi6,;S to LO~k-uE' . Wallsend ... .... .... ......» Police tatlOn.

" Vellington : ... .... ......... . '- ,;- ... . . 'Wdllo01bi ..... :: ............... Repairs to'''',':; . w

:ii:isclcr,e.r.:::: :::: ::::.::::::::-:- .. <:-; ~:;oliCC ~fficer's Quarters. " .,': ........ .. . ... :.:: .:.. .:'; - _ ';;: . .Police B.nildings.

. YOl!ng: .... .... .. : ..... : . .. :::'. Altei'atiori~to:Police Station. ' l'olicc'Depbt site, ·B.e(U'rl 'l'ur'chasc or. ., .

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