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those duties with satisfaction to myself or advantage to the
inhabitants of this large and densely populated district.
Of Mr. Pilditch, the Surveyor for Battersea, it is again my
privilege to say that his uniform courtesy and unvarying
desire to afford me every possible aid, merit expressions of
gratitude.
Mr. Richards, the Chief Inspector of Nuisances, has, as
heretofore, exhibited untiring devotion to the duties of his
office, and high terms of praise can be appropriately adopted
in speaking of his work during the year.
W. H. KEMPSTER, M.D.,
Medical Officer of Health for Eatt Battersea