CO129-340 - Governor Nathan Acting Governor May - 1907 [4-6] — Page 432

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that rat catching coolies are almost left to their own free

will; they are under the supervision of foremen and Inspectors.

Paragraph 173. - Sam Iu has not to the

knowledge of the Sanitary Surveyor ever done any work at the

Cemeteries.

Paragraph 199. This is not in accordance

with fact; I have concerned myself in the conduct and super-

-vision of the Cemeteries and could have produced written minute s

to prove this had I been asked to do so by the Commission.

Paragraph 202 is misleading; a case was re-

-ported to me by one of the Inspectors not as a result of but

prior to investigation by the Commission; this is referred to

in the Colonial Secretary's minute.

Paragraph 213. - There are plans of the

Cemeteries shewing boundaries kept at the office; the Medical

Officer of Health has reported that he considers it impracticable

and to serve no wise purpose to have plans shewing each grave

space in the Chinese Cemeteries, the number of the grave can

always be obtained by reference to the Register.

Paragraph 214. I quite agree with and

certainly think that all bodies should be inspected by a Medical

wan; this is purely a question of Staff; at present the Medical

Officer