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What made you think Tnspector Reidie recommended it ?

Because he came to the office, and shewed me the

catologue.

The Chairman;=

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There would be no chance of Mr Reidie getting a

commission out of it ?

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Mr Fung Wa Chun:-

The Chairman;'

A.

A.

No, I think not.

What do you mean by saying that Inspector Reidie went 13400

to your office, and gave you instructions ?

Here is a case in point. This case of the picture of

the disinfecting maching.

Was he a man quite able to form an opinion on that 13907

subject ?

No.

Was he quite capable of recommending to the X. 0. H. 13902

what sort of disinfectants should be used ?

Not at all. Certainly he was not capable of giving me

advice.

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Then of course, it would be an extremely foolish thing

for a man of the training and education of a man like

the M. 0. H. to be guided alone by the advice given by a

man of that position.

A.

No, I dont want an Inspector to come to me with that

information.

fr Lau Chu Pak:-

Was he in the habit of doing that with Dr Clark ↑

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A.

I can only speak of what he did with me.

Er Fung Wa Chuni-

What other instructions did he give you ↑

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The Chairman:-

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He was constantly coming up with suggestions. I dia

not want to take suggestions from him.

I want to go back to the question of the control of 13986

the subordinate officers of the Department

- what

officers are more directly under your orders, or are

they all under it ?

The Senior Inspectors, the District Inspectors, the

Plague Inspectors and the Prosecuting Inspectors, and

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