Digest of returns.
Police General Orders, issued by M. Rice, during the Months of July, August, September, October of 1870; with remarks thereon by Captain Superintendent (M. D. Dennys).
Writer: Hellick
Object:
1. Notifying appointment of Head Constable of Mongkok
Result:
Remarks by Captain Superintendent (M. D. Dennys)
Acting Superintendent of the Police
Dr. ... that order that strong tenants' rooms be supplied to all Police Stations of the Department
2. ... make himself acquainted with the Regulations concerning ... and the practical information to all ranks
Establishing a Mess for Sergeants, Constables & Inspectables.
Order by Mr. Rice.
1. The Barracks are, at all times, to be kept clear and as ... enforcement has taken place.
This Order gives no directions as to how new Outstations are to be reached.
Orders were formerly practiced, to put a copy on foolscap to each Outstation, where a file was left to receive them.
A mess for ... was established by me in May 1869, under the provisions of an Secretary. I moreover told ... a married man, in order that the cooking should be carefully attended to ... was also furnished ( vide C. d. of 8. 2. 1869).
I obtained the permission of H. E. the Governor to devote the fines to the fund for promoting the comfort of the men.
From this fund, I purchased Reliefs, etc. ( vide 8. 2. 1869.). When I left, the amount of money obtained had not been sufficient to provide all ...; but the idea was started and time was required for it to produce its full beneficial results.
The essential points of this order have been in force as long as I have had anything to do with the Police ( vide Order of 16 Oct. 1866, 24 Oct. 1866, Feb. 1867, Printed Rules page 21, Order 20 Nov. 1867, 1 Sept. 1862).
Previous Order:
The Captain Superintendent has to observe with regret the dirty and disorderly state in which he found the Quarters of the European Staff, one excusing the present posting, and directs that, in future, all the bed clothes be neatly folded and placed at the head and that the rooms be properly cleaned or whitewashed, at least once a month.
2. The beds are to be properly aired, every morning, by the desk boy of the detachment before 10 o'clock, and fit for inspection at the time.
3. Every bed is to be properly and thoroughly made with the "regulation cover"; the sides and ends of clothes are to be tucked in under the mattress.
( vide ) Mr. Rice (S. P. 1 Sept, 1862. Memorandum of the Inspector-General to be forwarded by the Assistant Superintendent).
Digest of feuct .
Police Teneral Opiters, Juuch by M. Rice, diering the Mouths of July, August, Suplicator, October of 1870; wille pomarks therone by Complaice Superintendent (M. U. Denue.)...
For of
Writer
Heljick
Object
1. Notifying aspromitment of Has sieforevations of Monmous
Result
Romcartes by Captaice Superintendbenet (11. 10. Deron )
hid
Actz haft duperintendent
of the Hace
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wadd: be supplied to
2.
all Police Stations
3.
of the Defretincet
sight make himself dequainted with the
Regulationes
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concrying aneste unghat the fractical information
to all hacks
Cestablishing a Mass for With the sins of feravising Gomb Mes is
Ceroforan Sergeants,
Werpants & Exustables.
best franciones ; at chexpect patis .
Retrieving for
calablished
foresfening.
pud is
for suring cheetings, ding the dors mus and the comfort of inect and unfering
e generally.
For
Bannack Regulations.
the
Order by Mr. Rive.
1. Hee Barracks are, at all towns, to be kept clear and as
times,
worked inforcement
has takes place .
- This Order quies no directions as to learn new
reach Outstations.
Ordena
suere to
Hormerly the practice, coas to put a copy on foolscals to excle Cutstations, intere a file uras left to receive theres.
A muss for @profperes was established by use in Merry 1889 .
under the preferisions of an Sexfecter . _ I moreover tode
Na
In a sleepp's Steward, a married man, in order that
-the corking sharuld be farefurly attended to
T
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was also feunchaeed (of C. d @ quo. of
cooking Range, ure
1869. wide afpendion ) . I obtained the foremissions of H. C. the Courier to devote the fires to the fempor offeromoting the comfort of the.
From this
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fund. I purchand Reliefs atuncils, to = ( of the 8. 2 both
of 1869.), When I left, the avenuect
mut of money
obtained head not beese pufficient to provide all
idea was started aut tiene.
exiley
afmiliats; but the
was required for it to produce its full beneficial
results.
essential points of this order leave bave in force as bang I have bad anything to do with the Potion ( of Ordines of 16 Out. 1866. 2.4 trt. 1866, From: 1367. Pristal Rules page 21. Order 2014 Oct. 1867. 1 Sept. 1862)
Precious Onder
The Capt. Supernisticorect leas to obsuve with regret the dirty and disorderly abiti in "well ocutilated as perfsible auct pliculed the thoughty chumens, whicle be found the Quarters oftler Beropera Stace, one cexiting the proces postuiting,
and directs theat, in future, all the bed clothes be really folded and placed at the beard and theat the poour be properly clescent
" or whitewashed, at least once a maille ?
2. The hads are to be perster cefs, every warewing, by && desk, boy of the bedtstent befor 10 o'clock way scoring
out and fit for inspection at the live, 102,
" which leaver the : porus are to be sefet and set in order. 3. Cony bad, is to be persilly and theowaughty crued with the " regulation coulet ; the sides and ends of cliviles are to be tucked
sie seunder the mattress."
.
(id) Mr Ruin (.5. P. 1 Sept, 1862. Unnorandum of the Incunal derly to be forenformed by the Appintant Superincdirecting
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