POLICE REGULATIONS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10673, 24 January 1911, Page 1

POLICE REGULATIONS.

■ (Pee:--Press Association.) - 5 . '.Christchurch-: January 24: Dr Eindlaiy'arrived' from Wellington and J we'nllori' 'to Dunedin to-day. -He told a reporter: that'.the case of Inspec-tor-GiUiesnad'been, considered liy net and it.bad been decided .that j'thc retirement' must stand. Tlie{Prison Board, will be appointed sbortlx,.. Consisting lay: member fromreacii of;tne four centres, and three official'members, including a Judge of the Supreme: Court.; The new police regulations have been drafted 'and are now being reviewed by the Crown law officers. They will be submitted to the police inspectors in due, 'course.; -

The promotions consequent on the retirement of: high officers of the police force, are, unlikely to be announced for a,-.'month or two.

•Referring to the Webster claim, Dr Fincllay explained that Britain and the United-States had - agreed- to appoint an international commission to consider this and claim's of. a like nature between two Powers. The Com-niissioii,>-wili; sit in Washington on a date,to be-fixed.--