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swapepers 2.8
Therefore
service for the 11.
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\l from the santiery Departinti
Sanitary Inspectors and 111
treating me contrary to
e 3rd September 1918 through my Solicitors Messrs Goldring, Barlow & Morrell, I had circulated to all official and unofficial members of the Sanitary Board a copy of my Statement to discuss and try my case and inflict on me any penalt;
if they find me guilty of those illegal complains or to reinstate m
on my duties.
But thinking that I am an Indian, the Honoureble members of the
Senitary Board have not given & least heed to my appeal and have not
given eny reply of yes or no, and a pathetic petition made by Sir
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Paul Chater 0.M.G. a well-known rich end generous person in this
ny, and a member of the Executive Council, and who has produced
al Royal Statues into this Colony of his own costs has not been
and replied to.
e motive of this illegal dismissal is only jealously and
ptian.
The jealously means that the Head of the Sanitary Department
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ir Wolfe was ignorance of some of the senitary laws, that I a watch-
man had challenged him several times as it is stated in my Statement
hereto attached these such ill-tempered persons do nothing themselver
but they throw away a very hard working servant out of service when
hey like, thinking that it will not be protested, but it is quite
ainst the wishes of their Majesties.
(b)
The carruptian means, that the Inspectors and other servants
Dep rtment are such ill-habited, that they always desire
queeze or by borrowing from the money-lenders, which is
to the Colonial Civil Service rules, and the Senitary Autho
ɔt take note of such illegal actions of their employees
sl dozen sotions have been teken against their employees
t of Justice, and as the recent Sanitary Commission, whi
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ted in 1905 by the Governor to inquire into the Administr·
tion
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