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all animals there, to frequently inspect any animal that

appears to be sick or if I have reason to suspect anything

wrong with the animal to take steps on my own responsibility

and then in conjunction with the Colonial Veterinary Surgeon

Animals required for slaughter in the case of cattle, they

must pass the Veterinary Surgeon in the first instance;

animals passed by me I stamp for-slaughter. I also stamp the

sheep for slaughter. The swine they are examined personally

but not more. I am responsible to the Veterinary Surgeon for

the general charge of the place.

1173 01- Roughly would you give me an idea of what sort of hours you

work during the day and what period of the day or night you

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are on duty ?

One fortnight I am on duty at 6 a.m. I am on roughly till

12.30, Sometimes I am there till 1.50 and sometimes a little

after 12, just as the Heat goes away, but say from 6 a.m. to

19.50 with an interval of half an hour for breakfast when I

can get away. I have no special hour for that. That practi-

~cally finishes my active work. Then in the afternoon I

generally have half an hour to make up my slaughter house

books, The other Inspector comes on duty -

Who is the man who relieves you ?

At Inspector Cotton.

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

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The hours I am on duty I have both the Depot and the Slaugh-

-ter House to attend to, to see that the Slaughter Rouse is kept properly clean, to see that by no means at all any

unstamped animal gets in, and to carry out the Colonial

Veterinary Surgeon's instructions.

Qi- When do they kill the Cattle ↑

As They are generally stamped at @ o'clock and at 9.15 they

commence killing-

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