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SWANSEA CONSTABLES-1 I DERBY SCHEME ATTESTA- t TIONS. STREET TRAFFIC CONTROL. I Swansea Watch Committee met on W eu- ne?u;'y, A'd.D..h'nc? (enairman) pivsidiu^. Aid. Devonald spoke o! the dauber of quick-moving vehicles passing tiv.mcars from which passengers were sdigiil-ng. Tj??avor?a:ddTv??:rm'ti)!.? their ccmmo)!?'ns<'ands]r?\-up. The Deputy T'r..t;(.'t.:k?h'.H't?')"?? the piopos.ed new regulations to street traffic, and the Chairman said they would give the committee a bigger cunttui of the traffic: they did not- I)i;i t anybody and made, it, ;III the. better tor foot- passenger. The regulations were confirmed. The Standing Watch The Superior ?l' ,tto'? Court Ke??'tiw??'y re-elected. (where there are a number </i .Swansea, in- mates) wrote asking for an increase from 3s. to 5s. 6d. pet-wMk?'vard?Lth<t'?t??? maintMa.])ceof th,- z?ll(-i t', :4 1 Li t'- f?)r oiitfit?,A ()Il ril,- quest was acceded tu. It was reported that 65 members of the force had attested nmler Lord Derby's scheme, and in accordance with the official iutimation each man was provided with a note or card stating that lie is constable, Lord Derby having stated that a. mark would 00 placed against the name in the Army list, so that the illin should not I km called up without the Watch Committee's consent. In reply to Mr. Mile* it was stated that, none of the men attested were included in the first tour groups. A number or the force Mere already with the colour*. J nspector E. T. Williams w as granted a certificate under the Ex IiI os ives ami Petroleum Acts. Imposition on the Puohc. The Mayor (Aid. Merrells) <ir«vv auc-n- tion to the fact that the tra\ eLling publit* arriving at High-street- at night time were.: at motor cabdrivers III the matter of charges. He instanced cases where people had been charged exorbitant sums for going bllt short distances, and suggested that the | Great "Western Company he written asking ilmui to 1, allow any hut j jiccus? n'hid('; to p!y for hire from their! y?d. 'rjicpiesenturran?t-nx-Ht?ns?jt-t fair to the public generally, and especially, the travelling public. The Chairman: Quite right. It was explained that though there würe: any ltumlier of motor cabs in the town, yet there v.e)? oidy live H?n?d for public hire. The rest were in th? I)ublic lilre. -']I j*(,L The committee adop?d th? ?fayer'?; •uggestion.

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