POLICE SUB-INSPECTORS. WELLINGTON. April 4.

Otago Witness, Issue 2355, 13 April 1899, Page 10

POLICE SUB-INSPECTORS. WELLINGTON. April 4.

It is stated that. .Sergeant Kielv, of Blaolieim, Sergeant Anlson, of Palmerston North, Sergeant Macdonell, of InvercAri gill, and Chief Detective O'Brien, of Dnja-. edin have been appointed sub-inspectors' -in the police force in accordance with the rei commendation of Commissioner Tunbridga Lw_ before Parliament last session. . „„ '■■ April 7, [ The creation of sub-inspectorships in tlie police force leads to several fcransfere -of police officers. Sergeant-Major Mason, of Wellington, proceeds to "Blenheim to reliera Sub-inspector Kiely, who goes to Dun edin, whilo Sub-insp^otfT O'Brien, of Dxmcdin,, ■will come ro WHlinpton.

On Gorxl Friday Messrs W Parkinson, & Parkinson, and -T. Buchanan «hot 105 daclg %nd 20 black aw-ua .on lake EH«unere«

Mr E. B. Wethey, accountant of the Chrißtchurch branch of the Bank of New Zealand, lea.ye« for Tapanui, Utf.go, where h» h*« been appointed manager Mr Wethey, who has been in the Christchurch branch for i th« past 12 yeart, it succeeded by M* A | K. Tapper- i

At a recent meeting of Glasgow citizena, it was enthusiastically agreed, on the motion of Lord Overtoun, to erect by public subscription in George square, a statue of Mr Gladstone. All political parties were well represented, and about £1000 were collected at the close of the meeting.