1
1
1858.
ALL TE
877
acting as P. C. M. 0. that you have ever had to punish
a Mstrict Inspectur, on a complaint of a Senior Inspector?
A.
You.
15325 0.
A.
Do you remember the offence ?
15355
I recommended the Government not to promote Inspector Les, because hie work was not satisfactory to the
M. Ò. K. and to the Senior Inspectors, under whom he
was working. That is one instance in my memory. I have more recently recommended that a District Inspector,
who was on three months probation, was given his conge because his work was not satisfactory.
What was his name ?
། ། །
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
i u
Reference:-
C.O. 537
36
A.
Croucher.
87 Q.
How long ago was that? Is he still i. the service ?
sy
A.
He is in the service for a day or tw longer.
35 Q.
A.
He has got notice to quit ?
Yes, he has got notice to quit.
No 3. "They shall be on duty between the h: urs of 8 a.m.'
and 6 p.m. with reasonable intervals for meals. In the
w
early morning they must see that the scavenging of the Districts under their supervision has been properly completed, and that the dust carts id dust boats are being maintained in a good condition. The tarring of the dust boatș, during the first weeks of January, March, Hay, July, September, and November, must be carried out under their supervision". Are you satisfied
that the senior Inspectors are always on duty between those hours ?
With the previso which you read, "With reasonable intervals for meals". The idea of that was that they should be available between those hours, not that they
COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITH
REPRODUCED
RECORD OFFICE, LONDON OUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE