PRESENTATION TO INSPECTOR MARSACK.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10586, 13 February 1917, Page 5

PRESENTATION TO INSPECTOR MARSACK.

\ presentation took place at the . :a' i police, station"this afternoon, when the inombu-> of the staff assembled to take leave q< ; Siili-Inßii-JCtot Marsack on the eve 01 aw ! departure for Wellington to take up the position o{ Inspector there. ' ' l- •••!;;,- the Sub-InspectoT's acceptance of a framed and inscribed photograph or the local police force, Detective-Sergeant Quirke referred to the pieasant relations which had prevailed between the Sub-In- ',; C i.to and the members of the force, and to the' former's fairness and firmness in his dealings with the police staff, and the te,i,.,t. in which he was consequently held by ill. 1 latter. Me congratulated the Sub[i ipector on his advancement, and wished, him everv success in his new duties. De- ' tective Quirke also asked him to accent a gold watchehain and |>endant for Mrs Mar- > -nek in token of the regard in which s^ie. - wa s held. Sergeants Henry and Trolu-y aba a £i-w words in appreciation of the Sub- • Inspector's personality mid dealing with ■. matters coming before him. Con n Woods (Foxtun) also spoke ■ ii t>.-ha!t oi Uu> -. country station-. Sub-Insp*.-ctor Marsack warmly tna i- hi--, associates for their gifts and .. wishes, and sp< ke with a; [. co-operation in the maintenance of .:• ,t ,rd.:j in the district.