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Senior Assistant Inspector, and Mr. J. Gray, of Bexley
Heath, was appointed to fill the vacancy of Assistant Inspector.
At the end of December, 1928, Mr. J. Lawrence retired
under the Superannuation Act. Mr. Lawrence had been in
the service of the Council for about 44 years, and during
the greater part of that period carried out the duties of disinfector.
He was a most reliable and painstaking officer,
and during the whole time he was connected with this department
he carried out his somewhat unpleasant duties in
a most exemplary manner.
Mr. W. H. Evans, the assistant disinfector, was promoted
to fill the post of disinfector, and Mr. E. C. F. Bolding
was appointed assistant disinfector.
It is with much pleasure that I take this opportunity to
express my great appreciation of the invaluable help given
by the Assistant Inspectors and the Clerical Staff, and to acknowledge
gratefully the kind co-operation of Dr. Turner,
the Medical Officer of Health, and my colleagues in other
departments.
I am, Mr. Chairman, Mrs. Timberlake and Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
E. J. FRANKLIN,
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
Public Health Department,
3, The Hawthorns,
Regents Park Road N.3.
April, 1929.
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