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2.- LEGISLATION.
The following by-laws were made by the Board:
The Offensive Trade By-laws were amended so as to include the trade of fat-boiling within the meaning of Offensive Trades.
The Cemeteries By-law No. 8 was amended by the deletion of the words "and the written consent of the next of kin of the person buried".
3.- DEPARTMENTAL STAFF.
Inspectors:
The Establishment was increased by one Senior Inspector.
The numbers of Inspectors on duty on 1st January, 1st July and 31st December were 40, 42 and 45 respectively.
Clerical Staff.
The Establishment was increased by five Interpreters.
4.- ADMINISTRATION.
General Sanitary Work:- The functions and control of the Sanitary Board, as determined by the Public Health and Buildings Ordinance No. 1 of 1903, are limited to the Island of Hong Kong, Kowloon and New Kowloon.
The Island of Hong Kong is divided into the City of Victoria; its extension eastwards as far as and including Shaukiwan; the Hill District; and the outlying villages of Aberdeen, Ap Lei Chau, Stanley, and Tai Tam.
The City proper is divided into eastern, central, western-central and western districts each with a sanitary office, and sub-divided into 12 Health Districts each with a Sanitary Inspector in charge (see map A). The Hill District is worked in conjunction with Health District 3. The Shaukiwan extension has a Sanitary Inspector in charge. The Sanitary Inspector posted in Aberdeen is in charge of Pokfulam, Aberdeen, Ap Lei Chau, Stanley and Tai Tam districts.
Kowloon is divided into Kowloon Peninsula, Sham Shui Po and Kowloon City each with a sanitary office, and sub-divided into seven Health Districts each with a Sanitary Inspector in charge (see map B).
Scavenging and Nightsoil Removal:- For the purpose of Refuse Collection the City and Hill District is divided into three main districts east, central and west, each with an Inspector in charge. There are two Inspectors in charge of Kowloon
M (1) 4
2.- LEGISLATION.
The following by-laws were made by the Board:
The Offensive Trade By-laws were amended so as to include the trade of fat-boiling within the meaning of Offensive Trades.
The Cemeteries By-law No. 8 was amended by the deletion of the words "and the written consent of the next of kin of the person buried".
3.-DEPARTMENTAL STAFF.
Inspectors:
tor.
The Establishment was increased by one Senior Inspec- The numbers of Inspectors on duty on 1st January, 1st July and 31st December were 40, 42 and 45 respectively.
Clerical Staff.
The Establishment was increased by five Interpreters.
4.-ADMINISTRATION.
General Sanitary Work:-The functions and control of the Sanitary Board, as determined by the Public Health and Build- ings Ordinance No. 1 of 1903, are limited to the Island of Hong Kong, Kowloon and New Kowloon.
The Island of Hong Kong is divided into the City of Victoria; its extension eastwards as far as and including Shauki- wan; the Hill District; and the outlying villages of Aberdeen, Aplichau, Stanley, and Taitam.
The City proper is divided into eastern, central, western- central and western districts each with a sanitary office, and sub-divided into 12 Health Districts each with a Sanitary Inspector in charge, (see map A). The Hill District is worked in conjunction with Health District 3. The Shaukiwan exten- sion has a Sanitary Inspector in charge. The Sanitary Inspector posted in Aberdeen is in charge of Pokfulam, Aberdeen, Aplichau, Stanley and Taitam districts.
Kowloon is divided into Kowloon Peninsula, Shamshuipo and Kowloon City each with a sanitary office, and sub-divided into seven Health Districts each with a Sanitary Inspector in charge (see map B.)
Scavenging and Nightsoil Removal:-For the purpose of Refuse Collection the City and Hill District is divided into three main districts east, central and west, each with an Inspec- tor in charge. There are two Inspectors in charge of Kowloon
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