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M. 175

Value of work done under this head was $3,525 as against $4,714.75 for 1984.

Unofficial Work.

1934 1935 Foodstuffs 93 14 Bio-chemical Examinations 1 10 Toxicological 0 4 Water samples 22 22 Building Materials 10 2 Oils, Fats & Waxes, including petroleum products 61 231 Minerals & Metals 406 345 Dangerous Goods 9 15 Chemicals 13 29 Fertilizers 7 0 Miscellaneous 14 7 636 679

Value of work done under this head was $28,850.00 as against $30,111.00 for 1934.

Official Work-Chemico-Legal Samples.

5. The following table shows the nature of the work done under this head.

1934 1935 Toxicological Examinations 135 170 Counterfeit Coins & Materials 13 113 Bombs & Explosives 3 1 Articles for Stains 2 7 Fire enquiries 11 connected with Larceny 0 ** 13 17 $1 +2 "" Forgery (Bus ticket).. Robbery with violence. 13 0 1 7 723842 5 Dangerous Goods Other examinations

6. A considerable increase in the amount of this work took place during the year 1935. The greater proportion of this increase was due to the prevalence of coinage offences. Several of the samples of coins submitted for analysis were found on persons arrested in places which suggested that the source of these counterfeits was outside the Colony. In all these cases it was found that the coins were made of an alloy whose approximate composition was tin 5 parts, antimony 2 parts and copper 1 part.

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M. 175 Value of work done under this head was $3,525 as against $4,714.75 for 1984. Unofficial Work. 1934 1935 Foodstuffs 93 14 Bio-chemical Examinations 1 10 Toxicological 0 4 Water samples 22 22 Building Materials 10 2 Oils, Fats & Waxes, including petroleum products 61 231 Minerals & Metals 406 345 Dangerous Goods 9 15 Chemicals 13 29 Fertilizers 7 0 Miscellaneous 14 7 636 679 Value of work done under this head was $28,850.00 as against $30,111.00 for 1934. Official Work-Chemico-Legal Samples. 5. The following table shows the nature of the work done under this head. 1934 1935 Toxicological Examinations 135 170 Counterfeit Coins & Materials 13 113 Bombs & Explosives 3 1 Articles for Stains 2 7 Fire enquiries 11 connected with Larceny 0 ** 13 17 $1 +2 "" Forgery (Bus ticket).. Robbery with violence. 13 0 1 7 723842 5 Dangerous Goods Other examinations 6. A considerable increase in the amount of this work took place during the year 1935. The greater proportion of this increase was due to the prevalence of coinage offences. Several of the samples of coins submitted for analysis were found on persons arrested in places which suggested that the source of these counterfeits was outside the Colony. In all these cases it was found that the coins were made of an alloy whose approximate composition was tin 5 parts, antimony 2 parts and copper 1 part.
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M. 175 Value of work done under this head was $3,525 as against $4,714.75 for 1984. Unofficial Work. 1934. 1935. Foodstuffs 93 14 Bio-chemical Examinations .1 10. Toxicological .0 4 Water samples 22 22 Building Materials 10 2 Oils, Fats & Waxes, including petroleum products 61 231 Minerals & Metals 406 345 Dangerous Goods 9 15 Chemicals 13 .29 Fertilizers 7 0 Miscellaneous 14 #7 636 679 Value of work done under this head was $28,850.00 as against $30,111.00 for 1934. Official Work-Chemico-Legal Samples. 5. The following table shows the nature of the work done under this head. 1934. 1935. Toxicolocal Examinations 135 170 Counterfeit Coins & Materials 13 113 Bombs & Explosives 3 1 Articles for Stains 2 7 27 fire enquiries 11 connected with Larcency 0 ** 13 17 $1 +2 "" Forgery (Bus ticket).. Robbery with violence. 13 0 1 7. 723842 5 Dangerous Goods Other examinations 6. A considerable increase in the amount of this work took place during the year 1935. The greater proportion of this increase was due to the prevalence of coinage offences. Several of the samples of coins submitted for analysis were found on persons arrested in places which suggested that the source of these counterfeits was outside the Colony. In all these cases it was found that the coins were made of an alloy whose approximate composition was tin 5 parts, antimony 2 parts and copper 1 part.
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M. 175

Value of work done under this head was $3,525 as against $4,714.75 for 1984.

Unofficial Work.

1934.

1935.

Foodstuffs

93

14

Bio-chemical Examinations

.1

10.

Toxicological

.0

4

Water samples

22

22

Building Materials

10

2

Oils, Fats & Waxes, including petroleum

products

61

231

Minerals & Metals

406

345

Dangerous Goods

9

15

Chemicals

13

.29

Fertilizers

7

0

Miscellaneous

14

#7

636

679

Value of work done under this head was $28,850.00 as against $30,111.00 for 1934.

Official Work-Chemico-Legal Samples.

5. The following table shows the nature of the work done under this head.

1934.

1935.

Toxicolocal Examinations

135

170

Counterfeit Coins & Materials

13

113

Bombs & Explosives

3

1

Articles for Stains

2

7

27

fire enquiries

11

connected with Larcency

0

**

13

17

$1

+2

""

Forgery (Bus ticket).. Robbery with violence.

13

0

1

7.

723842

5

Dangerous Goods

Other examinations

6. A considerable increase in the amount of this work took place during the year 1935. The greater proportion of this increase was due to the prevalence of coinage offences. Several of the samples of coins submitted for analysis were found on persons arrested in places which suggested that the source of these counterfeits was outside the Colony. In all these cases it was found that the coins were made of an alloy whose approximate composition was tin 5 parts, antimony 2 parts and copper 1 part.

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