training and established character as would sender it advisable for Hver flown to op to the expense I their hapage here._
Grace's
2. In reply to your enquire whether under the enspiri circumstances I Should Derive selection to be made of men uutiained to Police duties, yet, from certain qualifications, likel to prove useful in bong/cous, à bey to state that I do not see any advantage equivalent to the exfense likely to be incurred
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arrangement, erficially,
as the difficulty is very great of discovering the real character
f
any man
who has not been
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subjected to the ceration, and
training entailed by his having
been
a member fo
some time
of a disciblined force._
3.
It, however, at any time
to offer
Pportunity were
M
Than
of sending out six men young and of good character, by any Government Transhort or Mans -Of-Mar, and if much men were willing to come out on receift of a bowns of £201 kat without fay during the voyage) I think their services could be advantageously availed of im the Colonial Police.