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serte of things. It simply means that

would have to do everything.

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Unless he gets the proper type of man ↑

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I grant you that.

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The papers in the prosecuting officers hands, have you

known that they have been in his hands for months ?

A.

With no action being taken ?

Yes.

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That has not happened without authority.

Therefore there would be authority ↑

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A.

I presume no.

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And do you know that work has often been completed for

some months, carrying out the Sanitary Board notices,

and then another notice has been served that the work

has not been done ↑

A.

They would write a letter in a case like that.

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I m not speaking of the second notice. Nothing has 15615

been done in this case, and the work has been done for

a month. Have you ever heard of such a cass ↑

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I dont remember any at the moment, but it indicates

gross carelessness.

Does the Inspector who makes the night visits go 1015.616

uniform ?

I cant say. He should do so, unless special instructiom bave been issued that he should not, on account of

being recognised.

That is just what I want to know ?

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I cant say what has been done the last two years. Unless that Standing Order 5 has been done away with, it is quite possible Dr Atkinson and Dr Pearse might say

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