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Enclosure 5

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Memorandum of the 16 2.95

I am of opinion that the Sanitary Board hardly requires reconstitution or wcowstruction. What it urgently requires

aret.

(a) Enlarged power,

(b) Increased Staff.

The Sanitary Board hav dove spendid work in the past, notwithsta

notwithstanding

the

anfavouratie opinions of a few reading

residents, and it would have done much

better had its power

ban

enlarged.

And

staff increaved.

all pusie

private drains, and

The Board should have power

as well as

it should have under its control the

water supply of the Colony. Its legal -power should be enlarged in several respects, especially in regards the inspection, of houver and house-drains, and the

prouft