We have reported on the matters }which have come before us in the course' of our inquiry and have male sugges and recommendations where it has peared desirable. As a result of our inquiry we have come to the conclusion that the material of the European and Indian branches of the police is. as_ the late Chairman of the Conn -]for it ut the Inst ratepayers needs of this lange The causes whi where we: them, set down, and wade eases side and in others, when we felt for their removal. There is no reason why we should make out of our present material, organized on existing lines, "a. first-class police force, Expenditure times has been too restricted. In the of our inquiry we have had sce that. this fatal tendency Unless to do its duties without undue strain on officers and men, ati unless there are officers ant sri apers and qualifications ferent ra and posts, th will dete and a condition, where the pul uneasy and the members of the Force discontented, will be repented to. the detriment of the public service of this Municipal Crarke's Wortn-taaxn Boop Mixtens.—* The most searching Blood. Cleanser that science and medical skill Safferers from Scrofala, Scurvy Bad Legs, Skin and Blood Diseases, Pimples, and Sores of any kind are solicited to give it a trial to test its value, Thousands wonderful cures have een effected by Sold everywhere at 2s. 9d. per! pottle, Beware of worthless imitations and substitutes.
Some of our recommendations may have to be deferred, but to attain a proper Force the increase must be obtained with as little delay as possible, Finally, we would warn the ratepayers that as the Settlement has outgrown its Police Force in the past so it may in fature, and that unless they are prepared to maintain it at a strength commensurate with its duties, soasurely, will deterioration and disorganization re W. po Sausmargz, Chairman.
McLeov, Vice-Chairman, Bropensen.
A. M. Manswauu.
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