NGARUAWAHIA POLICE.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 568, 11 January 1876, Page 3

NGARUAWAHIA POLICE.

" A He that in all all a lie, can bo in«t and f(iu»lrt outnght, , But aho i hat is partly a, tiutlv is a harder niutbor to U^ht."— LoYty/tllow. * *> * ' " Sir,— ln ono of tho late Auckland papcis I see aonio ono is trying to tlnow dirt on oui po lice oliiCLis, it 13 very mean to attack men who cannot uio the Mime wo<ipoii9 as tlitur aasuilauU. If the A. C's have clone wrong why not repoit them to iue proper quarter, \>hura they Ciiu mue their defence m leply. I believe there ia a great veal suid that is tiuih but not tho who c truth Meanness cr.>ps up through tho whole episilo. •' Vent.is " goes, into uiattern th it even .the oifioer* of tho A 0 lannot interfere wi h. 1 clou t think there is anything m iho le^u.atiuiu to pitvont A </"b, or uetective*, from kecking fowls in t hoir »ps»r« time or a garden, or pieveutiny any of ihem trom lending assi Unco to a church ihuir— wh itevcr f'cuoiniiiaiiuii they btlo q to. At ior tho .«;*se of a conaablo dmcliar fa mg a oau arrest, d u i somy p.tly.oc"ii«ttimi, I lji_lic\c I mi u ht any ie i» a , but pei hips it a better not to use tho llitle huxon w»ra of three leiteis, and 1 will Hiruply sr.y " \ euias '' lies — uuder a wiong nnpic'ioii I'll not troublu you »uh more, uuiess " V'eridm " l'tallj laukui a tJip and Lulls the Ltutli — 1 alii i4c. lAiit Jt'ny.