POLICE FORCE

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 12 January 1926, Page 5

POLICE FORCE

PROMOTIONS AND TRANSFERS 'United Press Association.! WELLINGTON, This Day. Consequent on the retirement of Crynlriissioner Wright, several promotions and transfers are announced in the Police Force-to-day as fellows-Inspec-tor A. T. Emerson, Whaugarei, promoted superintendent at Wellington; ViceSuperintendent ' iMcllvem y appointed commissioner; Inspector. W. G. Wohlmann, Hamilton, promoted to superintendent at Auckland; Vice-Superinten-dent Hendrey retired; Inspector J. C. Willis transferred from Timaru to Hamilton to replace Inspector Wohlmann; Sub-Inspector J. W. Hollis, Wellington, promoted to inspector at Whangarei, in place of Inspector Emerson ; Sup-Inspec-tor T. S. C. Kemp, Wellington, promoted to inspector at Timaru to replace Inspector , Willis; Senior Sergeant P. HarVey’ Danneviike, promoted to subin'spector at Wellington, in succession to Sub-Inspector Hollis; Senior Detective R. R. Ward, Auckland, transferred to Wellington as chief detective; Senior Sergeant P. J. O’Hara transferred from Wellington to take charge of the Dannevil’ke station’ to replace Senior Sergeant Harvey; Sergeant H. H. Butler, Wellington South, promoted to senior sergeant in charge of the Taranaki Street station, Wellington; Sergeant D. Scott, of the wharf station ,Wellington, replaces Sergt. Butler at Wellington South; Constable J. J. Sparks, Christchurch, promoted to sergeant and transferred to Wellington; Detective Sergeant T. Quirko, Palmerston North, promoted to senior detective; E. F. O’Brien, Auckland, promoted to detective sergeant.