THE POLICE COMMISSION.
■• SITTINGS AT DUNEDIN. [Per Pbbs9 Association. I DUNEDIN, March 18. The- Pbfiee Commission resumed its sittings- tbis morning. Inspector Pardy was again under examination, and in reply to Mr T..E. Taylor, Bf.HJR., said that there wa&usually more perjury for the defence in |itca»ing ; cases than in criminal cases. It was ridiculous to suppose that the consumption of drink Had not decreased in the Clutha district siilc« prohibition came in. Mr J. Millar, . M*;H.R., claimed the right to be heard on a- matter of political interference in connection with a police reqnest, and his application was granted for to-morrow.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6131, 18 March 1898, Page 3
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