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he lives now. There is a man on the list of that name,
sir.
Have you ever had any particular difficulty in 23 386
passing drains ↑
I have never had the power to pass drains, Sir.
But you go round and inspect them, dont you 23387
Yes, Sir.
And what is your duty ?
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To see that they are laid in accordance with the
drainage bys laws.
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What
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in accordance with the Bye Laws, as to the 23.387
materials used ?
A.
Yes, Sir. I have to see that there is good material
put there.
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A.
I would report it to the Sanitary 3 :rveyor.
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Do you ever test those traps with w iron rod, to sea
that they would stand a reasonable strain
A.
Those traps would not stand that strain. They are
very thin.
Do they very often break when you tap them
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Mr Shelton Hooper:-
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference:-
GO. 537.
Only in one or two cases, since I have been in the
Department.
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I dont quite understand. Do you mean to say you
actually apply an iron instrument to tap an earthenware
trap?
A.
No, Sir, we would knock the bottom out.
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When a notice is served to repair a trap, and a new trap is put in, in your experience have you not found
very often that the trap has to be renewed in a day or
two,
that it has been broken almost immediately
after it is put in ?
Sometimes two or three weeks after, the tenant being
igr.orant and not knowing the strength of the trap,
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