MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
Memorandum.] Police Examinations. The following copy of a letter received from Mr. R. Darroch, who has acted as coach and examiner in the literary subjects for the annual police examinations, is published for the information of members of the force concerned. W. G. Woiilmann, Commissioner of Police. Wellington, 25th February, 1932. (P. 32/25.) (Copy.) P.O. Box 972, Wellington, 16th February, 1932. Dear Sir, — I would advise the men of the Police Force in New Zealand who contemplate sitting for examination in the literary subjects this year to obtain without delay and study the following books : Sergeants’ Examination : Arithmetic, Standard V, New Progressive, Is. 3d. ; Answer Book, Is. 3d. ; Progressive English Course, 25.; Junior Geography of New Zealand and Australia (Shrimpton and Hight), 2s. 6d.; Human Geography, Standard VI, 2s. ; N.Z. Clear School Atlas, 3s. Sub-Inspectors’ Examination : The same books except Arithmetic, which should be Standard VI ; same prices (all plus postage). Yours faithfully, R. Darroeh. The Commissioner of Police, Wellington.
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New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume LVII, Issue 9, 2 March 1932, Page 152
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162MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume LVII, Issue 9, 2 March 1932, Page 152
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