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June last and No.157 of the 20th June last
that,
notwithstanding
the steps which have been taken with a view to its improvement, the
sanitary condition of the Colony still
leaves much to be desired, though I have been
glad to read the more re-assuring account
given in your despatch of the 31st of July,
why I would ask you to continue to give the
matter your serious attention.
3.
I observe that Dr Clark and Dr Atkinson
refer to a Bill which was introduced into
the Legislative Council on the 22nd November
last in consequence of certain recommendations of the Sanitary Board, but which has
not yet apparently been passed into law.
I note also that Dr Atkinson in the last
paragraph of his Minute of the 6th of June
last suggests an amendment of Ordinance 24
of 1887. I shall be glad to have a report
upon these points.
4. The