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13588
Q.
1654.
& Peatse
653
A.
of very little use as a disinfestant, but of use SS A
detergent.
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I see, Dr Pearse, that on the 28th July 1904, in these
Minutes, (Minutes produced by Dr Pearse) there is a
note downunder the heading of Building Buthority
(quotes). The Minutes of that Meeting are signed by Dr
Pearse, who appears to have been Chairman. I presume
that probably at that time the little blue covered book
was passed ?
91
A.
I suppose Bộ,
A.
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On the 6th July 1905, Dr Clark, in the Chair, under the
heading of Foo Sik, "Inspector Allen was instructed to
sign no bills, unless made out in Yoo gik's name, or
unless made out by Too gik himself". Can you remember
anything about these bills, and why such a Kinute should
appear in the book. What question had arisen as to Too
Sik, and what had Mr Allen to do with it.7
It may have had something to do with the burials at
Kennedytown Cemetery. Foo Sik, is, I think, the
contractor for making trenches.
13990
He has the contract for cemeteries and works under Kr
Bryan ?
A.
I think he also has the contract for removing bodies
from the Mortuary for burial.
13991
But you cant tell us why such a note should have been
made ?
I cant remember the actual facts of the case now.
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A.
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92 Qo
Was there some question as to improper payment of money
to Too Sik ↑
A.
I dont think there was anything of that kind, I think
it was just a warning to Inspector Allen, that he
should not put himself into any falas position. As far
Mr Shelton Hooper:-
13993
as I remember, there was no question of irregularity. Were the bills made out by Allen ?
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