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cannot be undertaken by Sir A. MacDonnell,
the termination.
9
& close at hand,
5
whon Cenicere
9 oppie
this successor will, befor
proceding to the Colony, be fully anquainted
with the condition of affairs,
1
a
reed it is hard & necessay wide) t
the serious attention of R Mandricvell,
and report here to take
halive Heps
au
be deems practicable for effecting immediate improvements in the efficiency
with the views
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the memnialists, & it will be his first dill to inquire thoroughly into the matter, and
haw Kimberley
does ist at presenti per-
а
air that the appointinent and commission
proposed, would be advan_
of ingery
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da
tageous. It will be well that the aver
Govern Should
suter upon their aimport aut question without finding any points prejudged or any recommendations for-
wally placed
on record. He will have
the advantage of hearing the spriccions
Legislation Council, and of consulting
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the
on all matters whettin
krem peel principle Police Porn.
GL
f
detail connecter vilt the
is thigh there had kaubade has
Iron his careful
consideration of the memorial be doe act thank it would be advantageous for him to take further actin wiitto eord & it at the presenti neoment than to commend it
the Force.
If a reply & the above effect is sent, the practical posits to be attended to
will be I trick: (1) the
a fovencor who has afanising,
L
where there i
is the
me of
apportwest of
capacity fr
Colony
who has been mi a
A
highly efficient force. (this
the most serious question at they
Kory ) (2) the appointment of a very
first rate Chief Commisscaine of Police, par-
ing any salary theat procure a good man justifies
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газ
be required to
I behen we are
thinking well of he drane,
the present Lead
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the force ; but I much
drust his being strong ruough for what are perhaps the most difficult police duties anguber. And if be
be were
of very high ability, his administration has not the confidence of
the community. of the Fraser of
Trinidad is as
a nacC
able
ruffore him to be, he
woll