1666.
- Pearse
681
cement had been put down in the first instance, it would
have lasted 50 years.
14065 8.
A.
You could not get conɑrste of that quality hers,
Yr Shelton Hoopert
66
A.
The Chairman;=
67
A.
68 20
14065
I think you can get good cement, and I think the Green
Island Cement Company get good hydraulic lime from up
the river - that I am told.
14066
Are you aware that commercially, it is not obtainabië
to any extent ?
I know that they mix a good deal of mud with their lima,
to increase its hydraulicity.
On the 29th July 1905, I find a notice are that the 14067
Inspectors were informed there was no more Carbolosens
in stock. Was it before that, or after that, that you
found that they had used Carbolosene irstead of Jayen
Fluid ↑
I think it was before that. I think that intimation to
the Inspectors was given to them, when the last few
barrels of Carbolowens was used up, and they were told
then to revert to the ordinary cleansing with soap.
We were asking you at the last Meeting with regard tekkɗb8
the authority of Inspectors to visit buildings, for
●vercrowding ?
A.
Yes.
69
Q.
I see the last notice is the 23rd February 1906, by obq
Dr Atkinson ?
And then the next notice - I presume they are all
from the same book, are they not?
A.
Yes.
70 Qu
A.
I dont know.
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference:-
C.O. 537
36
NOT TO BE
COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRILY WITH~
REPRODUCED
RECORD OFFICE, LONDON OUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC
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14071
The next notice là the 19th September 1908, so that for
seven months, I understand from the book, there were no
inspections made for øvercrowding. Ta that possible ar
probable ↑