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  By whom last employed, and where? Victorian Artillery Melbourne / By whom recommended? (Attach recommendations) Victorian Artillery discharge. A.C. Daniell Major, G.A.J. Hanso[n,] G.Robinson, Thomas Whitehea[d]. / How long living in Queensland? Twelve weeks

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[APPLI]CATION FOR ADMISSION INTO THE POLICE
FORCE.
[centred, in red ink] Cand.
[oval stamp, centred]
COMMISSIONER OF POLICE.
12118
QUEENSLAND
26. NOV. 90
[right of page] BRISBANE, October 13th 1890
[left of page] The Commissioner of Police, Brisbane.
I Lionel William Charles Ordish applies
for admission, as a Constable, into the Queensland Police Force, and
certifies that the answers given by him to the following questions are
true and correct, and are in his own handwriting.
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Have you been in any Police or Public Service; if so, in what? } Yes. Victorian Artillery
For what time? Four years and six months
When discharged, and why? 30th November 1889. At my own request
By whom last employed, and where? Victorian Artillery Melbourne
By whom recommended? (Attach recommendations) Victorian Artillery discharge. A.C. Daniell Major, G.A.J. Hanso[n,] G.Robinson, Thomas Whitehea[d].
How long living in Queensland? Twelve weeks
Married or Single? Single
Signature of Applicant: Lionel W. C. Ordish
The Applicant's attention is directed to the following part of Section 18 of "The Police Act of 1863" :-
"Any person having been dismissed from the Police Force who shall by concealing the fact of such dismissal or who shall by any false or forged Certificate or any false representation obtain admission into and receive pay in the said Force shall be liable on conviction to imprisonment for any period not exceeding three months."