2300.
J. Bryan End.
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think that many graves exceed the regulation size ?
18568
A.
Only in the old section.
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And what do you call the old section ?
18567
A.
Well, it is a portion that has not been buried in, to
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my knowledge, except that case that cocu-red last year,
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since 1895, I think, certainly, not in my time,
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And do you know why they ceased to bury in that section-
Was it by order ?
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GO. 537
A.
I believe there was very little application for this section. That is what I was told by Kr Crooks.
69 Q
But it was still open to anyone to choose a grave
space in that section?
18569
A.
I presume so, because the Bye Laws state they can do
so. I dont think anyone would have bam refused.
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Q.
And this is the only case ?
19570
A.
Within my knowledge, yas.
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Now in this case, where the grave exseeded it, course the actual space occupied by the body did not exceed it, - I take it, it was the embellishment all
round it ?
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A.
Exactly, Sir.
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And do they mark out a grave site, when one is chosen, by posts at all, showing the limits on the ground ?
A.
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}}
A.
Yes. I have gone up and down it myself occasionally,
In sections D and E, the sexton should mark out by
stakes.
He should ?
so that there should be no mistake, when extra ground
has been required, în prount Caroline, I have been up on
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several occasions, and marked it off myself.
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Now, do you remember a case in which a grave exoseded 2,000 feet on wount Carolina ?
6574
A.
Yes, I do. I reported several of them,
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Through whose fault, the fault of which officer could
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