POLICE PROMOTIONS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11520, 3 November 1900, Page 5

POLICE PROMOTIONS.

[BY TEI.BGBAPH.— ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Friday. The Commissioner of Police has raised SubInspector MacDonneJl, of Greymouth, formerly of Wellington, to the rank of inspector. Inspector MacDonneJl will remain in charge of the Greymouth district. Sergeant Black, of Christchurch, formerly of Napier, has been promoted to a, sub-inspec-torship. ____

Mr. T. Harle Giles, of the Business and Training College, Lower Symonds-street, has invented a special system of teaching nanawriting by correspondence. . The results achieved have been most successful. A meeting for the election of officers of the Pukekohe Mounted Rifles will take place in the Protestant Hall on Saturday next, at half-past four p.m. , To-day and to-morrow the fine Frenoh warship Protet will be open for inspection from half-past one p.m. Ferry steamers will run at short intervals during each afternoon, first steamer leaving ferry-tee at half-past one p.m. ~ ~. ,n. . , ... . Our special line of linoleum at Is lid is wonderful' value; inspection invited.—Tonson Garlick Coy. Mrs. Woods' Musical School, of Eden Terrace, will provide the programme at the Sailors' Hftfl concert to-night. The Otahuhn Presbyterians hold their annua/ conversazione on Tuesday evening. Mr. MoDougall and friends from Auckland supply the musical portion of the programme, which i* looked forward to with great pleasure. The Rev, W. Graff Ih»W will bfi ana of tie sneakers*