Atkinson:-
ally:-
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prosecuted on small notices.
But you were not the actual prosecutor ↑
No.
Sir Sercombe Smith:-
Why did you not bring the papers up, Mr Kelly ?
You had plenty of time.
A.
Sir Gompertz:-
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A.
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Sir Sercombe Smith:-
Kelly:-
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Sir Hewett:-
Kelly:
Sir Hewett:-
Dr Atkinson:-
Because I did not know.
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Could you produce those papers ?
I could not be positive, but I think it was No 1 or No 11 Bonham Strand Mast. There are two places.
There is generally a special Inspector told off to prosecute.
You say you have reported this man ?
Yes, I have reported him on several occasions. The prosecuting Inspector came round to have a look, and the place has been cleansed.
So far as you know, this man has not been punished on any report by you that his place was not clean ?
I would not swear to that. I don't know whether it is No 1 or No 11 Bonham Strand. There was No 1, a bake house, and the other No 11.
Might I suggest that we send down to the Sanitary Department, and get the papers. They might be able to tell us.
I suppose the report would go direct to the M.O.H. After I send it to the Senior Sanitary Inspector.
What was the date ?
Kelly:-
Sir Sercombe Smith:-
Kelly:-
Early in 1905, or late in 1904. I took over in 1903.
Sir Sercombe Smith:-
The Interpreter:-
Kelly:-
A.
I will tell you when you took over. You were on No 7 Health District from 17th December 1902, to 27th December 1905.
The 16th April was a Sunday, the 22nd June was a Thursday.
He said I always went there in uniform.
Yes.