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Eufferance the nuisance arises or continues, or if such
person cannot be found, on the owner or occupier of the
premises on which the nuisance arises requiring him to
abate the same within a reasonable time to be specified
in the notice, and to execute such work and do such
things as may be necessary for that purpose is." - "the
Board shall", and the Board deputes certain officers to
de that work.
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quite. Would you consider it in order if an Inspector
handed the notice either to an interpreter or foreman
to serve ?
I think it ought to be served by an Inspector.
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You would not approve of it, supposing I could tell that
they were served by a coloured foreman or interpreter ?
A
I would not say it was irregular.
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No, but inadvisable ?
A.
Inadvisable.
Mr Shelton Hooper:-
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A.
The Chairman:-
A.
96
A.
Yes, as much as possible.
Q.
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You are not aware that the Board have made any rules'?'
I think they have.
But you think they should be served by a responsible
European officer ?
It depends on how far that would be practicable. There
are so many notiɑss to serve.
But as much as possible ↑
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Now, what do you think of altering the wording of the
printed part of the notice. Dont you think that any
alteration in the notice should be initialled by the
person who sims it, to shew that it has been made befær e
it was signed, and not afterwards ? I will put a case
to you where the words "ņake good" have been struck out
and the word "reaoncrete" put in.