8
(after taking the advice of
the Executive Council in
for
of Police, and Major Dempster. deting Superintendent of the Gaol, dated 31st July, 1887,
d: 4_and
the
the matter) by the doting Superintendent of the Gaol the improvement of Gaol staff by enlisting officers in England for
that Service.
2.
Enel 8th Aug
I enclose copy of a -report by M. Thomson upon the scheme, together with copies of a minute by Major General Gordon, Acting Captain Superintendent
of
1891.
Enel: 3. 31st July 118918
18916
of a
letter
from
Major Dempster of the
29th of July, 1890, which show that the necessity of radical reform in the system of recruiting the Gaol staff - pointed out by Mr Thomson, has been recognised by his
predecessors for a considerable time past.
3.
It was in
consequence
of