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  • 714 Men outside of the constables?- Yes,[[Police Agents|townsmen]]. This done quietly, and the names of the men being concea ...civilians who might assist?- Not altogether; there were sufficient for the police; they were thoroughly well armed at that time and a surplus over; and as fa
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  • 732 Because, on your abandoning the [[Police Search Parties|search parties]], you did not need so many horses to be kept ...ome cases, would be about a week old. I have in my hand a return of police expenditure in connection with the search of the gang of outlaws.
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  • ...possible will be drawn to the subject. C. H. NICOLSON, Asst. Commissioner Police. ...some reason?- There was no increase to the estimates, to the number of the police force at all, so that there was no increase with the number of men with thi
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  • The Commission asked for something in writing as to the police arrangements and the formation and. organisation of these search parties. N ...or £15, and got the horse. The stable was a large one, and it was full of police horses on full rations. There was beautiful grass at this season. I had the
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  • ...he answered me that not only should I have ''carte blanche'' in regard to expenditure and the conduct of affairs generally, but in the event of the capture of th ...lled guns taken from [[Lonigan|Lonigan]], and they had the New South Wales police rifles.
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  • ...it, and they then began to send in their vouchers, and, of course, all the expenditure incurred before we came up there was paid during the time we were there....
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  • ...n> Were they drawing extra [[Police pay and Conditions|pay]] besides their police allowance?— They were drawing 5s. a day for travelling allowance. 2509 That is the expenditure?— You are asking, I suppose, now from [[events 1879-05/ 1879-07at KellyGa
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  • ...an opinion as to the advisability of amalgamating the two branches of the police force, the detective and the general?— I have formed an opinion, but what
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  • ...is a list sent by [[Army|Colonel Anderson]] of the arms served out to the police; I see 160 Martini Henry rifles, and 6 Martini Henry carbines, and 26 Westl ...and making suggestions as to the more efficient mounting of the Victorian police—the case is submitted to the Commission?— Yes.
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  • ...ments, £33 each. We believe that we have given entire satisfaction to the police authorities at the depot ...nd represent the matter and the position that he was in with regard to the expenditure he had been at to the Chief Secretary, and upon that declaration being rece
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  • ...istake, and, unless we had real information, that it would be foolish to [[Police Tactics|send parties]] galloping about the country—that it had no object. ...ds they had in the district kept them informed of all the movements of the police.
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  • ...been only temporarily transferred, and that made a great reduction in the expenditure. ...ware that, with friends and sympathizers in every part of the country, the police are very heavily handicapped when they have not only to work against the ou
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  • ...placed in his judgment that his proceedings would not involve unnecessary expenditure, but that if money could be profitably employed in the capture of these men ...e resident in the district were afraid of giving the slightest clue to the police, for fear their lives might be sacrificed. All these matters were gone into
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  • ...to the accounts that I handed in, and which are printed in the accounts of expenditure, you stated that the cause of the excess in your accounts over mine was owi ...payments, but for the services rendered?— I was not responsible for any expenditure there—you were—I was not except on the second occasion.
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  • ...very lavish. In the latter portion of Mr Hare's letter he refers to the [[Police Trackers|black trackers]], and expresses his opinion that they should be re ...satisfaction they expressed at my conduct there, and my management of the police there. I do not deny that Mr Hare suffered greatly, as did Mr Sadleir , eve
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  • ...private feelings in this matter to interfere with my duty as an officer of police, and that I served Captain Standish as loyally as if he and I had never had ...his, I would point out some admissions made by him as to his career in the police force and the conduct of his pursuit of the Kellys . Although by no means i
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  • ...ch a manner where such matters were concerned, the secret movements of the police “?— Yes. ...your evidence in chief, on page 31, that you effected a saving: you found police horses in the stable turned into the paddocks. Have you found out now that
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  • Also that the Secretary obtain from the Police Department a monthly return of expenditure connected with the pursuit of the Kelly gang from 1 st June 1878 to 1 st Ju
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  • ...rticularly a superintendent of police. I do not know any superintendent of police about the country who has leisure for indulging in that pleasure. They have ...of was that the seventy [[Army|artillerymen]] were taken away and about [[Police Organisation|twenty constables]]?--Yes; I do not complain about the twenty
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  • ...by re-instating Mr Nicolson in the office of Acting Chief Commissioner of Police. Further, we recommend that in consequence of his age and impaired constitu ...receive an additional allowance of £100 per annum, under clause 29 of the Police Statute, No. 476.
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