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Dr Glark. That was in August 1901. I heard the Board

was going to spend a large sum on aisinfecting housuse

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Is there anything on record ?

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No,

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I did not put it on record. I shut up.

Anything else ↑

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Well, my work at that time was more or leas office

buy's work; pinning papers together &e. I had to do

calculation and multiplication suma. Latterly, when

Professor Himpson said I ought to do some outside work,

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I used to run round looking after ratruns.

Did you not protest ?

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Yes, I dia protest.

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Anything on record ↑

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Well, there is something on recura.

the Chairman:-

Did you make a formal protest 1

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No, I did not make a formal protest.

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U Chu Pak:-

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference:-

mmmmmmm C.O. 537

RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

OUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITH-

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE

Did you protest, because you thought your time was not (3884 being suitably occupied for the benefit of the Colony ↑ Yes, I felt I was in a false position. I was in such a position that I was bound to take responsibility, as K.

0. H. yet I was being used as an office boy.

That is a new thing to me. I think I served the Board, 13665′′

before you came to the Colony. It was never reportsa to the Board, that you were treated as an office boy.

I was though.

In your dealings with Inspector Reidie, have you come 13586

across anything, that made you suspect his honesty

No, I never came across anything that would warrant me in saying hê wạn dishonest. Of course, I know the man

had opportunities.

Well, but did you ever suspect that he perhaps was taking an undue advantage of his opportunities ?

Never, until the colonial Trescurer asked me ir the

Club, about how much he was netting on Carbotveere.

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