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It will be seen that the facts are quite simple, but the point
involved therein, and which the Justices were called upon to
decide is of far reaching importance to the Council and local
authorities generally. Acting on Counsel's advice a case was
stated for the opinion of the High Court, but the unfortunate
death of the defendant prevented the same being heard.
It is with much pleasure that I again take this opportunity
to express my great appreciation of the excellent work
done by your assistant sanitary inspectors, Messrs. F. Hudson
and E. F. Eldred, and the other members of the sanitary
staff. I also desire to thank the Chairman and Members of
the Public Health Committee for their kindly consideration
and support, and the officers of other departments, who are
always very willing to render all possible assistance.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
E. J. FRANKLIN, M R. San. I.,
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
March, 1914.