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the conditions, and it would ~ perhaps be better to call hiin "Store-

keeper and

sergeant Major . The

present Barrack Sergeant as already

stated is also storekeeper and would ordinary duty.

return to ore

7.

Such a

man should have free quarters. It would be.

necessary

to find quarters for him in Certtral Barracks.

Bigned) A. Gordon. Capt. Supt. of Police.

22th April 1892.

D

Venclosure 3.

Coke, andy

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Memo as to proposed appointment of Police Torekeeper.

the

II would suggest that such Fore keeper be selected from among pensioned non-commissioned officers. - of the British Army, a persioned Sergeant Major

or Quarter Master.

sergeant of any branch of the service would be most suitable. The Pensions, hid Society, 20 Crays Court, Charing Cross, world no doubt find suitable

candidates.

I think the man should be

enlisted as a Police Constable for

five years

the usual terms, so

as to be under Police disciplinic, and

should, like other members

of

the

force, come under Porice Pension.

Rules.