sender takes the chai behalf of the Council' cleomes members and expresses its appre tion at their willingness to serve on this Committee. He outline briefly the Council's reasons for constituting this Special Committee. Members are doubtless aware of prevalence of armed robberies wit in, and in the vicinity of, the Settle-their safety and well-being, Tt is hoped that the adoption of any recommendations put forward by the Committee will bring home to the public a realization of ther sponsibility which has to be faced fand enlist from them more material support than has been accorded in If this result is achieved, mmittee's labours will hav foe en of the utmost value to Council and the whole community, Jand he again assures members that while the aspects of the position us Jenumerated have been drawn up as fa basis for discussion any further views put forward in the course of thorough investigation of the subject will receive the most careful consideration and sincere appreciation of the Council, He then asks members to elect a Chairman, and upon the proposal of Mr. Dollar, seconded by Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Mackay is elected to the "Chair, Mr. Fessenden with: by telegraphy photographs, which is what Reutei correspon ent intended to say. Obviously this is a mech pho mechan not dependent on the taking camera but on the photograph already produced, which it is desired to send by means of telegraphy, wireless or by cable, to a distance. ferme Seay scorn APT Dr.LE DERE'S tiv rule n bate ditenae 9
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