CORRESPONDENCE.
[TPe do not hold ourselves responsible for opinions expressed by our correspondents].
POLICE INTERFERENCE.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir : Being present at the meeting in McFarlane’s Hall on Thursday night, I was much pleased at the question put to Mr. McDonald by Captain Tucker as to the inadvisability of allowing Ministers to take on themselves to interfere with the Police in preventing prosecutions, recommended by the police in the course of their duty, and I trust a similar question may be put to each of the other candidates, as it is indispensable that we should be informed as to their views on this vital point, affecting, as it does, the source of the detection, and punishment of all crime.—Yours, &c., Elector.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 983, 1 October 1881, Page 3
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