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Chairmak :-

G. A. WOODCOCK sworn:-

You are the Secretary of the Sanitary Board ?

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How long have you been in that position ?

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A: I was appointed Acting Secretary on 21st March 1900, and I

was confirmed in the appointment on 19th July 1901.

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As Assistant Secretary ?

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As Secrotary,

I was appointed in the first place as Acting Secretary on 21st March 1900, then I was made Secretary on

19th July 1901.

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

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So you have had considerable experience both of the old order of things and the new Building Ordinance since it came

into force ?

Yes.

Now, I would like you to define as you understand the the 94/ duties of the Secretary of the Banitary Board ?

A: My duties are laid down in the Standing Orders. Here is a

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guidance of the Secretary

What is the date of the Standing Orders ?

These are dated 25th January 1902.

A: These orders were revised on 17th December 1903 the only

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alteration was That the Assistant Secretary shall assist

the Secretary in the performance of his duties * You will

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find there are 14 Standing Orders so far as the Secretary is

concerned and the 15th was put in afterwards.

Shelton Hoorer- I may gay you have made a mistake. I have a printed copy 943

here -

A: This is 1903 and in 1908 there is no fifteenth,

31 lton Hoppar:- It embolios 1908 ?

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A:- 1902 1 embodied in 1003 and in faot the only addition to

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