NELSON POLICY CHANGES

Evening Post, Volume LXIII, Issue 97, 24 April 1902, Page 6

NELSON POLICY CHANGES

[»r trleurai-ii— r RK93 assooiation.l * >' Kr.SON, This Day. With respect to the police changes, the AcUiiri-i'ivini'-r i »:ul ivnuislor tor Justice have informed Mr. lhaham, i1.11.1t, that Hie Woven unou t cannot grant tho request for reconsij er.ttion, and that it would not do to allow any interference v.Uh tho diMributj n g of the men now, as tho contcnwin/ pa r ties in the police have been taking side? and working in different directions, f IXU I theieby minimising the utility o£ tb c force. Sir Joseph \ v ',, u j „ thafc lie lias had no reprcse atations from private people at any ti mt j,i w^ntd to the two constables wb () are ttS k e d to resign. It appears thafc the charges against the local police woie I,f a ve ,.y m [\ ( [ character, and tlint Cuniro issioner Tiinbrtdge inflicted ""';' rii-"-li m( >..i, svrh .•• rnuiif'T- "id reprimands, alu i j n one case imposed a had <n i ..I , lL i.rown. 'lie Csib.nci, tiow•vcr, via | 0 a iurther onl»i- that these two cous tab'.es should be i-alled upon to r.e^igu. A gie at deal of public feeling Tivib bepn aroused , linc { there is a strong demand to i- an „ enquiry. The two constablos Ji,.*i> ; > ,j; , rf j to res ig nj ant \ have asked ioc tf

Tfiie Labour Department lias found em- • p'o'., nn.nt in the country for all the mar- • I iijl't who have applied to it in Wei***"*ton durii a tl. i Btwt two wesks,