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(continued from previous column). Four voted for the amendment and four for the proposition. One member did not vote either way, and the Chairman said as all the members had not voted he would not give his casting vote. He took a second show of hands with the same result, and again said he would not give his casting vote, so the report would stand. Subsequently, Mr. C. M. Williams moved the adoption of the whole report, with the amendment as to the amount of bonus, and it was agreed to. Chief Constable's Report. The Chief Constable reported the promotion of Inspector Edwards and P.S. John Evans from second to first class: P.C. Samuel Davies, from second to first: P.C. Jenkin Richards, from fourth to third; P.C. W. D. Lewis, from fifth to fourth: P.C. John Davies, from sixth to fifth; and P.C Thomas O. Price, from sixth to fifth. He had attended a conference at Birming- ham to discuss proposals for the better o- ordination of police forces, more particularly in dealine with aliens. -Tn October the police took a census for the Live. Stock Officer of all butchers, rattle dealers, auctioneers, slaughter houses, etc., in the countv. and during the pnit rrtont-h a census of all cattle, sheen, and pigs T'HE VRORLF took IT a °ood (IN,1 rf tho time (t the police and enT"il"rl ■< coiisider iblo mount nf r-tra. travelling. On the 17t.h December th" TT nm" Secretary expressed his appreciation of tlip efficient manner the police took a censns "f horses and mules m April, and on the POth the Assistant Provost Marshall, Western Com- mand, expressed his prateful appreciation of the assistance rendered by the police to the military authorities during the past year. Fiftv-five informations were sent to the coroners -nd thirty-one ipauests held. as compared with sixtv and thirty-two last year. Thirty-eight- pedlars certificates were granted during the year. The renort was adonted, as was also a report by the Permits Sub-Committee on permits to sell tickets and make public collections.

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