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An investigation was made into the composition of the smoke from the Green Island Cement Co's works, a complete analysis of the gas being made, also a series of special tests.

At the request of the Cathedral authorities, part of the cathedral records were treated with hydrocyanic acid gas to destroy book worms, etc.

Work was also carried out on behalf of the Union Water-boat Co. into methods of de-chlorinating water. Special chemical charges were supplied for this purpose, and a test outfit designed and supplied.

Sampling.

The following Table shows the amount of sampling carried out by the Government sampler during the year

Tin 2,326 Tons Anise Oil 783 Cases Antimony 148 Cases Cassia Oil 257 Cases Wolfram ore 13 Tons Limestone 7,700 Tons Manganese ore 150 Tons Coal 300 Tons Lard Soy 47,238 Cases Firecrackers 100 Casks Water samples. 1,227 Samples 50 Cases Wood Oil 897 Tons Teaseed Oil 15 Tons

Staff.

Mr. J. L. Tetley joined the staff as Assistant Analyst in February, 1931.

Mr. C. W. Ward died on the 29th November and Mr. D. F. Leonard was appointed sampler in his place.

No other changes occurred during the year.

Revenue.

The fees paid into the Treasury during the year amounted to $19,295.50 as against $19,891.50 in 1930. The value of the work done, both Government and commercial, as determined from the Tariff of Fees (Government Notification No. 439 1931) was $52,610.50 as against $52,751.50 in 1930.

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M 124 An investigation was made into the composition of the smoke from the Green Island Cement Co's works, a complete analysis of the gas being made, also a series of special tests. At the request of the Cathedral authorities, part of the cathedral records were treated with hydrocyanic acid gas to destroy book worms, etc. Work was also carried out on behalf of the Union Water-boat Co. into methods of de-chlorinating water. Special chemical charges were supplied for this purpose, and a test outfit designed and supplied. Sampling. The following Table shows the amount of sampling carried out by the Government sampler during the year Tin 2,326 Tons Anise Oil 783 Cases Antimony 148 Cases Cassia Oil 257 Cases Wolfram ore 13 Tons Limestone 7,700 Tons Manganese ore 150 Tons Coal 300 Tons Lard Soy 47,238 Cases Firecrackers 100 Casks Water samples. 1,227 Samples 50 Cases Wood Oil 897 Tons Teaseed Oil 15 Tons Staff. Mr. J. L. Tetley joined the staff as Assistant Analyst in February, 1931. Mr. C. W. Ward died on the 29th November and Mr. D. F. Leonard was appointed sampler in his place. No other changes occurred during the year. Revenue. The fees paid into the Treasury during the year amounted to $19,295.50 as against $19,891.50 in 1930. The value of the work done, both Government and commercial, as determined from the Tariff of Fees (Government Notification No. 439 1931) was $52,610.50 as against $52,751.50 in 1930.

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M 124 An investigation was made into the composition of the smoke from the Green Island Cement Co's works, a complete analysis of the gas being made, also a series of special tests. At the request of the Cathedral authorities, part of the cathedral records were treated with hydrocyanic acid gas to destroy book worms, etc. Work was also cairried out on behalf of the Union Water- boat Co. into methods of de-chlorinating water. Special chemi- cal charges were supplied for this purpose, and a test outfit designed and supplied. Sampling. The following Table shows the amount of sampling carried out by the Government sampler during the year Tin 2,326 Tons Anise Oil 783 Cases Antimony 148 Cases Cassia Oil 257 Cases Wolfram ore 13 Tons Limestone 7,700 Tons Manganese ore 150 Tons Coal 300 Tons Lard Soy 47,238 Cases Firecrackers 100 Casks Water samples. 1,227 Samples 50 Cases Wood Oil......... 897 Tons Teaseed Oil...... 15 Tons Staff. Mr. J. L. Tetley joined the staff as Assistant Analyst in February, 1931. Mr. C. W. Ward died on the 29th November and Mr. D. F. Leonard was appointed sampler in his place. No other changes occurred during the year. Revenue. The fees paid into the Treasury during the year amounted to $19,295.50 as against $19,891.50 in 1930. The value of the work done, both Government and commercial, as determined from the Tariff of Fees (Government Notification No. 439 1931) was $52,610.50 as against $52,751.50 in 1930,

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M 124

An investigation was made into the composition of the smoke from the Green Island Cement Co's works, a complete analysis of the gas being made, also a series of special tests.

At the request of the Cathedral authorities, part of the cathedral records were treated with hydrocyanic acid gas to destroy book worms, etc.

Work was also cairried out on behalf of the Union Water- boat Co. into methods of de-chlorinating water. Special chemi-

cal charges were supplied for this purpose, and a test outfit designed and supplied.

Sampling.

The following Table shows the amount of sampling carried out by the Government sampler during the year

Tin

2,326 Tons Anise Oil

783 Cases

Antimony

148 Cases Cassia Oil

257 Cases

Wolfram ore

13 Tons

Limestone

7,700 Tons

Manganese ore

150 Tons

Coal

300 Tons

Lard

Soy

47,238 Cases Firecrackers

100 Casks Water samples. 1,227 Samples

50 Cases

Wood Oil.........

897 Tons

Teaseed Oil......

15 Tons

Staff.

Mr. J. L. Tetley joined the staff as Assistant Analyst in February, 1931.

Mr. C. W. Ward died on the 29th November and Mr. D. F. Leonard was appointed sampler in his place.

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