A NEW RECRUIT.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 612, 18 October 1913, Page 7

A NEW RECRUIT.

'"You have," the superintendent said, "your whistle, which j on must blow when you need assistance ; you have your handcuffs to enable you. to bring your prisoner to tin- htauon : and you have your I runehion. which you will require when using physical force !" "Do I," inquired the recruit, 'carry the physical force in a tin or a bottle. sir ? : ' Gil?* : "Take two letter* from ana 'fine' wiil be ieft." .jc liuit; a j'- ;.' V" "V/'.al, • nuv. of -Xllow who took ■ ; t;( I-; • ''.'.o IcLv..'. ;.ml it svas no ;•>. lie ;,ot .twclv months in

cr >.' i; 11 i m ; '■; 1 tl;e icrn. I'.n' A. E. I'.oMii:-i deputation p.rhvi i under which the .. li.OOUIEd. 0 Sat U G> shl y Taumar u nni an cnffIHHHHR dealt, with the matter • " Te i\uili \vou!d cqunily business people. Mr G. F. Turner spoke in a ainw?r strain on bohnlf of the deputation. The J-Inyor a'C-veri thai; file matter be referrer] to the Legal and Finance Committee with a view to bringing in a by-law i u prevent, the itinerant tradnig. The speaker said he felt strongly on the matter, and when the by-laws were being framed, endeavoured to get the subject dealt with, but none of the by-laws I hey consulted had dealt with it. b Cr Somerville seconded the motion. Cr Walsh spoke strongly in favour of the request. The motion was carried unanimously.