SPECIAL CONSTABLES.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19666, 9 July 1929, Page 8

SPECIAL CONSTABLES.

: TRAFFIC INSPECTOHP PofgH I Tbe appointment of 11 MaiaflMMHl | inspectors as special coast*Wm vflHI I cured iit the report of U« = n; it tec to tbe City Cotaeil It has been reported :» Ike <mHH tec that on oe<rasiooi wfc** «mH9 traffic inspectors have sons in reference to a bmi ~&SS law, they hare been cmbjMMUllH seenc language end iiniiM, mMH suggest ion has been made tfclt t|HB specters, ob comj letinsr 1! vice with tbe Cosset!. be esMSlMfl special constables to act la si MiMM relating to trafE-. . JBH The Chief Traffic ImcjmMr-iIfHH Assistant Chief Traffic already been sworn in a*' apidMHl utabJc.s. and the commute# mMMjMHI that tbe Stipendiary MagistxcMflHfl quested to deal similarly witk flMKfl spec tors who have boea ia thtlHH ci! '• service for 12 qosUm «r<jMo9 t l is is agreed to, the tion should bo adopted:— parraaace of tie contained in Section TO e%>al Corporations Act, MIUJe Christchnreh City Cotmei! fc«dlj§Bl quests tbe Stipendiary MwjMWMB appoint the uadenßeatiMwi flflfH traffic inspectors to be stables with juriadi'twis wWjjiß boundary of the City of CtmMMR. such appointments to t» period of 12 months from of appointment.—Jota Benge, James Ronrie, Eagle?, John Charles Percival Keliar, Charlea DariUHß William Claade Patensan. David Beanie. Jack Walter Snow, and JJiehrnor d Cf«H» | The report was adopted