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Government Laboratory,

21st September, 1909.

I have the honour to report that much extra work and

responsibility has been given to the Government Analyst by the

passing of the Opium and Liquor Ordinances, as in addition to

seeing that the duties of a new assistant are properly carried

out, there will be numerous occasions when analyses and opinions

are required. During more than 16 years residence here a special

study has been made of this Colony's requirements and numerous

papers, such as those on Sanshu and Chinese Opium, have bean

published. The work involved in these has, I venture to think,

been of much service to the Government. Also a good deal of

useful information has been obtained in connection with the

work done for the general public. From the time that the

laboratory was opened to them in 1897, the number of samples

sent in, though few at first, has increased so that for the past

few years the fees paid into the Treasury for work done has

always been from $2,000 to $3,000 yearly. Therefore, it seems

to me that if promoted to another Colony, as has been promised

this knowledge of local wants will have to be cultivated

me,

by my successor, so I would respectfully ask that my name may be

taken off the Colonial Office promotion list, if these can be

given me in this Colony, a sun which sufficiently recognises the

extent and responsible nature of the duties of the Government

Analst, especially in view of the work entailed under the two

new ordinances referred to above.

I have etc,

(ad) Frank Browne,

incipal Civil Medical Officer.

Govt. Analyst.