CO129-340 - Governor Nathan Acting Governor May - 1907 [4-6] — Page 445

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overnor's Despatch b. 116 of 10th. arch, 1903, to Se- cretary of State.

Governor's Despatch No. 134 of 18th. March, 1903, to Se- cretary of State.

441

Officer, namely $4,800

rising to $6,000 per

annum, should be pro-

-vided. I quote a dol-

-lar salary because I

am of opinion that the

present Medical Officer

of Health would be the

most suitable candidate

for the post".

Explains that provision was not made in

Ordinance No. 1 of 1903, for Sanitary Com-

-missioner because Sir Henry Blake consider-

-ed that such an appointment would place too

much power in the hands of one man. Sir

Henry Blake pointed out that the Board

could delegate certain of its powers to the

Medical Officer of Health to prevent delay

and previous reference to it in case of

emergency.

To relieve the Medical Officer of Health of

official correspondence and other adminis-

-trative duties Sir Henry Blake proposed

that the Principal Civil Medical Officer as

President of the Board should spend some

hours each day in conducting business at the

Sanitery Board Offices, being relieved of

the direct charge of the Government Civil

Hospital.

States that interests of the Colony will be

best served by bringing the Medical and

Sanitary Departments under one Head under

the direct administrative control of the

Principal