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He was in No 5.

232309

And this was No 6 ↑

A.

Yes, No 6.

3/ Q.

A.

32 4.

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23230

Was it close to the edge of the two Districts ↑ 2323/

Within a couple of hundred yards of the two

districts.

23232

And did you gather that this Inspector with a young

interpreter who had been round had told these men that

these illegalities could be permitted to remain. ↑

I understood through my interpreter from the tenants

that he told them that they had to be done at once,

that the galleries had to be removed.

He did not tell them that they could keep them ?

No.

23233

I see Circular Pathway is in No 6 District ?

Yes.

23234

Did you find the cubiòles illegal ▼

23235

A.

36 го

At the time I visited, no illegalities existed.

Then they were legal cubicles ?

27246

A.

There was no cubicle thers. By the Ordinance, you

are not allowed a cubicle on the ground floor.

37 Q

And you did not see a cubicle ?

11117

A.

38 20

No cubicle there. You could see the marks where the

cubicles had been. You could see that the cubicles had

been there.

23238

Well then, you say that you went round a few days

later with the Senior Inspector, and in consequenos

reported the matter to the X. 0. H. who forwarded it

to the captain Superintendent of Poline. What was the

nature of the report he made ?

When I want round with the Senior Inspector, I said

te him that Inspector Lee had told me that he had been

round an ether Districts, and Inspector Lee also told

me that he had visited one house and found that $60

had heen given to Inspector Fisher's interpreter for

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