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1.t If Inspector Smith had nothing to do with the prisoners his

interest would have been more reasonably shown in finting P.C.Godfrey

whose duty it was to take them over.

2. If it, was the duty of Inspector Warnock to receive the prisoners

he should have performed it. The consultation with the Detective Insp

couli have been interupted.

2.1

Tiffin is no excuse for neglect of duty.

Par 14 (cà of regulation is explicit, It was also neglected.

I have nothing to add to my former minute. The system is practical

enough. The men were in fault, and as I seid before, men are what

their Superior Officers make them.

AR C.E.P.

for information and guidance.

(蕊i) F. H. M.

Hon.Col.Secretary.'

Note).

(Sa)

F. L.

24.F.DR.

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H. A. B.

19.8.03.

19.8.03.