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the Lock Hospital during examination, to pay regular and such rice
is to attend in turn at the
visits to Registered houses, all of which must be visited at least once every week; and to
watch and
reports by brothers.
Inspector Lee and the Interpreter attend at the Registrar
General's Office every morning on matters connected with Registration.
Inspector Horton attends
to the trantsai Examination Room and is principally occupied, Enquiring into
occurring
into cases of disease on board British
and
foreign vessels in the Harbour. He also visits the Registered houses in the villages of
Youmati and thankiwen. "The Registrar General's boat
and 4 men are now at the sole disposal of the Inspector for
this purpose.
I would strongly recommend the appointment of additional Interpreter; and this, I think, is the addition which the staff required) J. Stewart.
Registrar General.
18th April, 1883.
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the Lock Hospital during examination, to pay regular and suchrice
is to attend in turn at the
visits to Registered houses, all of which must be visited at least once every week; and to
watch and
réportsry brothers.
Inspector Lee and the Interpreter attend at the kejistrar
General's Office every morning on matters connected with Registration.
Inspector Horton attends
to the trantsai Examination Room and is brincipally afical, Enquiring into
occurring
into cases of disease on board British
and
foreign vessels in the Parbour. He also visits the Registered houses in the villages of
You mati and thankiwen. "The Registrar General's boat
and 4 men are now at the sote dispoval of the Inspector for
this purpose.
I would stronger recommená the appointment of additional Interpreter; and this, I think, is the addition which the traff required) J. Stewart.
ming
Registrar Feneral.
18th April, 1883.
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