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of
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leagh amonated altogether to above-
45.
2000 a year in English Money. Back! 3800
alco
a frie
with the Executive Council,
(Including the Mayor. Uneral Anumanding
1
the Grooms and the Allorney. "Eucral ) and with the universal opinion of
Mis Community, thich it is indispensable for the inficiency of the Police Force that
it should have as
The T
Officer accond
in command, and competent at all tries to replace the duperintendent,
when india/202ed
absent, an
Stullemand
&
Ventleman of Education and
Military
experience. I alingly recommend that
times to
in officer should be appointed with the title of "Adjulans to the Police" " Cheat he should be selected, with the assistance of the Pineral Brumanding, from the Military Afficers alâtioned from thine al Iting sting; and that he Chould be paid at the rate of hundred Dollars per month, equivalent to about $220 a year in English money. with quarters and a horse; do that
his
pans
and allowances would
Mie
Aruount altogether to about £300 a
year
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497
1 much to say,
Especially at 20 large
with; for the pay and allowances
of
A
large amount altogether to above-
£450
2000 a year in English Money. Back! 3800
also
a free
with the Executive Council,
(Including the Mayor. General Commanding
1
the Grooms and the Attorney. General ) and with the universal opinion of
This Community, which it is indispensable for the efficiency of the Police Force that
it should have as
The Second
Officer in command, and competent at all times to replace the Superintendent,
when absent on
leave,
a
Gentleman of Education and
Military
experience. I strongly recommend that
such an officer should be appointed with the title of "Adjutant to the Police" That he should be selected, with the assistance of the General Commanding, from the Military Officers stationed from time to time; and that he should be paid at the rate of hundred Dollars per month, equivalent to about £220 a year in English money, with quarters and a horse; so that
his
pay
and allowances would
amount altogether to about £300 a
year