MOfNTKI) POLICK FOR THE FREE STATE. In order to .-court- a proper force, General FreiyiTuin is organising mounted nolice for service in flic IVce State, and at ihe s;une time dividing this control of the conquered region.; utiu sections, each section to be ad nunist-eml by a commissioner, wlio will pro bably be an officer taken- from the Imperial i;r Colonial Forces. The establishment of police h likely to result in the permanent employment here of many colonials, who while fighting are not unobservant of the lesonrce.s or the industrial prospects of the country. It has been suggested that such organisation KLTAiid consist to n. great extent <i/ UithwiderV, who possess a practical know ledge of tho scab of wages of the country wharu white labour, both skilled and un skilled, is most needed. Already a begin ning has been made.
