CO129-340 - Governor Nathan Acting Governor May - 1907 [4-6] — Page 434

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Local Auditor distinctly disproves this statement.

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Paragraph 266.

Proper books are kept and

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are regularly checked by the Auditor.

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Paragraph 266. What I meant to convey was

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not that proper books were not kept but I had to complain that

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index of the records had not been made so that it was

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difficult to refer back to papers for information; this has

been in course of preparation and is now practically completed.

Even assuming the premises to be correct,

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which is not so, it does not warrant the conclusion that

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corruption was rife in the very heart as it were of the De-

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-partment"

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Paragraph 274. - A great deal has been

made out of the question of the Standing Orders, before the

passing of Ordinance 23 of 1903; the Sanitary Board framed the

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Standing Orders for the Officers and servants.

During 1903 these orders had been under

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consideration by the Board for months and the final corrected

proof came up for confirmation at a meeting of the Board in

December and were approved by the Board.

When Ordinance 23 of 1903 became Law the

Principal Civil Medical Officer as Administrative Head had to

control