£66.
678
Loopt Frith.
have a copy of that notice? Is it a part of your duty
to see that work during the time it is in progress, or
only when it is completed ?
At-
At the expiration of the notice fourteen days
generally go.
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But it is not part of your duty to go there during the 184
progress of the work ?
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference:-
C.O. 537.
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A:-
No, Sir.
The Chairmand:-
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The Chairman:-
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You have never been told to do so?
No, never been told, but it is only be accident you happen to go in, and happen to catch them doing it. If you had seen the wall, how it was prepared to receive that cement rendering, before it was put on, dont you think it would be part of your duty?
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It would be very good that. I have seen it done ir. 37 Des Voeux Road - provided I say the material, one of
cement and four of sand, that is very good for the wal
it is very strong.
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Then you really think your certificate is not of very 5792
much value ?
Not in Hongkong.
With regard to those notices, Mr Frith, that you speal 5793 of, you said that sometimes notice might be sent by a District Inspector to the Senior Inspector. That it would be put in the blotting pad, and blown away, or
else torn up ?
A:-
These are memos.
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Q:
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When a District Inspector makes a definite report to his superior officer, does he not use a regulation form,
torn out of a book ?
Yes, there is a proper form,
Then, if you used that form, and kept the counterfoil, sige there ought to be no difficulty - a comparison with your counterfoils, and his reports, to the vedioal ofitser of
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