
Plaque: Natal Police (Colonial) - St Peters Cathedral, Pietermaritzburg
Plaque: Natal Police (Colonial) - St Peters Cathedral, Pietermaritzburg
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Plaque: Natal Police (Colonial) - St Peters Cathedral, Pietermaritzburg

1899 – 1902: Anglo Boer War Memorial Pietermaritzburg to Natal Police & Natal Troops - Dicription: "The Anglo Boer war Memorial in Pietermaritzburg is surmounted by a large angel. The eight panels contain, apart from the inscriptions, with the names of the fallen, symbolic scenes. The main legend on the octagonal base commemorates the Volunteers, Natal Police and other Natal Colonists who died for their sovereign and country. The sculptor was George E. Wade of London".

1971: IN REMEMBRANCE OF FALLEN POLICEMEN IN SOUTH WEST AFRICA: CONSTABLE JJ HENNING AND CONSTABLE WP DOBBIN - Victims of a Landmine explosion in the Caparivi.
1874 – 1894: NATAL MOUNTED POLICE: MEMORIALS - St Peter's Church Pietermaritzburg

On the night of April 3–4, 1985, Sgt Paul Stone and Constable Zondi responded to a reported burglary at Premier Foods. In the brave pursuit of a suspect, Paul was fatally wounded by a stab to the neck. His selfless actions in that moment exemplified the highest ideals of police service: courage and unwavering commitment to community safety. Though his grave now rests in the neglected C-Section of Mountain Rise Cemetery, Sergeant Stone’s memory endures in the hearts of colleagues and citizens alike. May this tribute inspire renewed care for his resting place and ensure that his sacrifice remains a lasting testament to duty, loyalty, and love.

Natal Mounted Police Graves at Greytown - dating from c1880