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Unofficials.

They regard the present dependence

of the Public Works Department on

Government, and its independence

of the local body, to which the

unofficials in Sanitary Board (as well)

so strongly object, and explain the

how arrangements worked in

Unattached semi-official

Correspondence to/from the (Secretary

Reynders and Mr. Hardey, expecting

§ not in this despatch but in par. 8 of

368/92-3 in the Bundle which deals with

Sanitary Board, to furnish

information. He would prefer

to refer to the fact that

#t. of a local (Sanitary Board's) Committee

and reference hope that this will govern the

Mistakes which have been felt.

14.3.93

Die Wen. Retd. in reply ascites de

app to and Report the appointment of

an Inspector

Go

Superintendent of Uncovenanted

which is one of the causes of

From the papers at the bottom of the

memo we will see that when Krantzried

(when he headed the appointment) was then appointed a local (clerk to the

Board) he was hampered by the concurrence

of

Uncovenanted fol. I do not know what is in this

memo but to with mentioning

Finding-authentic

how shown kaning to Thrumon 2

TO.