Most policemen owed a great deal lo the help they received from their wives, said Mr D. J. Cummings. Commissioner of Police, at a farewell to police officers in New Plymouth. In the country, where constables were often away from their stations for considerable periods, their wives found they had a great deal of work to do attending to inquiries. “In fact." continued Mr Cummings, “some of the wives become nearly as good policemen as their husbands, and I want publicly lo thank them for lhe way they are helping with the work of the department ”
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 November 1939, Page 7
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