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Constable Ngata gives a running commentary on the display.

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Highlight was the working of the dogs, by Constable Winter, particularly when one of them jumped swiftly through a fiery hoop.

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This part of the dogs' training, where they are taught to fear nothing, makes it easier for them when it comes to apprehending criminals.

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Some of the very interested spectators

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The quickness with which the police are able to trace information on motor cars is remarkable. "Suspects" are held while a check is made

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Inspector Goodyear and Constable Ngata are introduced to some of the children by the headmaster, Mr Bishop (right), after the display

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With a "police car" made by some of the smaller children is programme dispenser, Julia Prankish

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Some of the "Don'ts" as applicable to the "Red (danger} People"

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Sergeant Franklin about to take the Cook Hospital children back to the hospital after the demonstration. Lucky children to have a ride in the police car! At right are Mrs J. Bag-ley (teacher) and Sister J. Gardner