SUPERINTENDENT KIELY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15503, 9 January 1914, Page 8

SUPERINTENDENT KIELY.

SOUTHERN APPRECIATION". \mt ■ . [BY XELEGBAFH.-—OWN coaaEsyoNpriii.] ! Chbistchuech, Thursday. ) The esteem in which Superintendent Kiel/ J" is held by local members of the poll<*£ force was evidenced by the large number | of members who assembled at the poling station to-day to bid the snpermtendejfy* and Mrs. Eiely farewell, and to make Mtg' : "f Kiely and members of her family presentations. Superintendent Kiely has moted to the charge of the Aucklsad Police Station. . i.--^:^ Sub-Inspector Craickshank said they is**—! met that afternoon with some regret and a great deal of pleasure. When the new came that Superintendent Kiely was t-. be . removed to Auckland, all the men sorvtv under him felt great regret, but it I - mixed with pleasure at his substantial ; P*|g|; motion, and the recognition of the fei<ji&J|pj services ho had always given. The posi: ! tion of superintendent at Auckland wW'r; second only to that of Commissioner of • Police. Superintendent Kiely had ' i sctm, the esteem and respect of every man Barfing under him in the Canterbury distriet£;ft Sub-Inspector Cruickshank then presented to Mrs. Kialy a lady's diamond dress nog, to Misses A. and I. Kiely pendants, tij-V-Miss L. Kiely a brooch, and to Miss &&::-„■ Kiely a doll. Senior-Sergeant Ryan, Chief-Detecti?* i f,v Bishop, Sergeant Stewart, Constable Co*" grove, and the Rev. Rule also pafd tri%i»|l to Superintendent Kiely's work, expressing,.', regret at his departure, but pleasure at.M*£ j promotion. Three hearty cheers were $&$-; accorded Superintendent and Mrs. elf.. Replying, Superintendent Kiely th«ffliW»" , j those present for the valuable preseß&i-ij made to Mrs. Kiely and his children,- &?.<?* was glad to have the opportunity to ©fi • good-bye to the force here, even alt'wßg'f-''; bis visit had been but a hurried ona.^^SE