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Possibly so. I cannot definitely say.

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Wan not all the concrete, when it was first 1416, passed by either a Plague Inspector, or Sanitary

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I dont think the Plague Inspectors passed it at all.

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I think it was all passed, either by someone from the

Public Works Department, or the Sanitary Surveyor.

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Are you speaking of new buildings, or old buildings ? 160 Old Buildings. If a Notice is served to reconorate, Plague Inspector watched it going down, and he reported whether it was completed properly or not, but of course this Plague staff has only been in existence since

1903.

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But since then, many floors have been concreted ? Many floors have been concreted, but I dont think you will find that houses, which have been gonoreted sinew 1908, have been conoreted twice during that time.

The houses which ware opened up, and which were redon- orated, were those which were laid dom before the Plague Staff was instituted.

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Have you any idea how long good concrete would last 9.1063

It depends on what you would call good conorste, ky idea of good conerete is something you echid mult a breakwater of, which will last 100 years.

so that if good material had been iraiated cr'in the 14064 firkës instance, it would not have been requiÀig in

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