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at his deck when he should be.
e engaged.
in
visits of surprice
3.
other outdoor supervision,
I propove, therefore,
that
Mr Horspool, the Chief Inspector of Police,
should be appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police, and I should
be glad if the appointment were made
at once,
as otherwise there is a
the fact of Mr Horspool's having risen from:
the ranks will affect his in
ence with the
influence
men. On this account it
may
be well to
make Mr. Horspool's appointment
probationary one, say, for
one, say, for two years,
it
being possible that Mr Deane's view deserves,
Inoje
weight than I am disposed to
attach to it.
strong
4.
probability that this valuable Officer
will be lost to the Service by his
resignation.
In making this
recommendation I have not overlooked
the objections of Mr Deane, the Captain Superintendent of Police, who fears that
the
In the event
of Your
fordship's approving of this appointment, I would recommend that the temporary
appointment of Major Dempster should
Cease',
aftor
such notice a
fordship should dum
AÐ
Your
ir under the
fair.
circumstances
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