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long as they confine thourselves to

inwoligating

others to commit unlawful

acts it appears that they cannot be interfered with. I consider their presence here to be a standing danger to the pecice and good order of this Colony,

which as remarked in Lord

Police

439·85.

full report of all that

has taken place in comrexion

with these disturbances, but will

ward it as soon að received.

for ward

The Police have had

very

heavy duties to perform during

the last few days, and their

regular work has in a

3

Carnarvon's despatch • 1.2 14 of 3? January 1878, paragraph 12,

for

7410/4

great.

whould be

Að a

-place per se,

15.

e regarded

" to be dealt with on principles which

might not be sanctioned elsewhere".

I have not yet. received from the Acting

Captern Superintendent -

of Police

measure had to be

interrupted.

16.

icloure 4. extracts

frome

the local

-7710re..

newspapers giving detailed reports of

Lone

of

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