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recognise the number of years service an officer has
had in the Government ↑ We will say that he was for
some years a poliomman, and then became an Inspector,
altogether ten years in the service, and another man
Who is only an inspector, but he has been two or three
years more in your Department, - in recommending an
offieer for promotion, do you take that into account ?
No.
And give the preference to an officer who has been 16.639
more years in the Government service ?
No, I do not,
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Are you aware that that has been done, and been státěď
to the officers, the Inspectors, that that is the
rule which guides it generally ?
I am not aware of that.
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
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And you do not approve of that system; ↑
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No, I judge by their work.
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You would think that the man who has been more years in
the Department should have the preference ↑
Yes certainly.
You dont go strictly by Seniority, in the Goverment/664 3
service, as a whole ↑
Mt Humphreys:-
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Mr Shelton gooper:-
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We never got that book from the Sanitary Department,
the book shewing the stocks.
I have got it in my notes here. I was to ask Dr
Atkinson if he has got it.
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With regard to Bye Laws for Cemeteries, there are 16640
certain Bye Laws here that were in existence before the
Ordinance was passed, (page 90). These were Bye Laws
made before the ordinance was passed, and incorporated
as a schedule as they exist printed here today. Now,