THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE.
(PRIBS ASSOCIATION TXLEQEAM.)
WELLINGTON, December 17. In the House of Representatives on Thursday, Mr J. F. Arnold, M.P. for Dunedin Central said he was not concerned about the Commissioner of Police, for that was settled; he would resign.
In'reply to this, Mr W. Dinnie this evening made the following statement to a "New Zealand Times'' reporter:— "Mr Arnold's statement that I intend to resign my position is as devoid of truth as his previous allegation that my son had full pay for six months whilst on leave of absence. The effect and object of such a statement can readily be understood. I have no intention whatever of tendering my resignation.''
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13609, 18 December 1909, Page 9
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