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require any more. On that however Mr. Hallifax might report when
he has had some experience in charge of them. Cost in 1904 $1,260.
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Physical drill would occupy the same time
without satisfying the requirements indicated.
I enclose Inspector Williamson's explana-
tion and as I lived at Tsim Sha Tsui in April, May, and June I
can say, from personal observations that Inspector Williamson's
time was very fully occupied and that he paid great attention
to his duty.
He is not so active as some others but all
cannot be judged by the same standard.
Regulation in a Police Force must at times
be relaxed or modified. But if he found that he could not do
patrols or any other allotted duties he should have asked for
exemption. This he failed to do.
I cannot answer for this for the period
before Mr. Badeley went on leave. After that only Mr. Wodehouse
and myself were left at head quarters so that it would be impos-
sible.
The Water Folice improved both in appear-
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ance and discipline as far as I could see and I saw a good deal of them during this year. The period of decadence was undoubtedly during Inspector Riley's term when he was trusted, but unreliable.
His
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