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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

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C.O. 537

M. Hamplay.

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oocamion to tell Gidley to do some disinfecting, and it

omme to my knowledge he had no Ɛeyes Fluid. He told me

he was supplied with Garboldsshe instead.

What is Carbologene ▼

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As far as I know, Carbolosene is a liquid disinfecting

soap.

Is it equally efficacious as Jeyes Fluid ↑

I have never seen a bacteriological analysis of it.

have seen a chemical analysis.

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What measures did you take, when you found he had 13.409

disobeyed your order ↑

I went down to the georetary, and asked him what he

meant by issuing Carbolosone, when I had signed an

order for Jeyes Fluid.

What did the Secretary say

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He told me it was ordered by Dr Clark. I went and asked

him why he had made the substitution, and he told me

he had been told by Woodecok that 'there was a large

amount of Carbolosene used in the store, and Woodcock

would like it used.

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Are they still buying Carbolosene ?

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They gave up buying Carbolosene in 1902, but we still have a

barrels.

Tho recommended Carbolosene in the first instands ↑ 13 40

It was used before I came here, but I always fathered

it me Inspector Reidie who recommended it in the

first instance.

In the place of Jayes Fluid ↑

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7 am not sure whether the Board used Jayon Fluid before

Darbolpaene.

I think you will find that Joyes Fluid ma used for 13.44

sometime, and then it was superseded by darkožosene.

That may be.

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