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ments would be quite inadequate to deal with it in an
efficient manner.
Clerical Work.
Your Inspector continues to perform all the clerical
work of the health department, and as the district grows
so this work will increase.
Two further registers have been added during the
year.
The following written communications were
received: —
449 respecting Nuisances or their abatement.
490 respecting Infectious Disease.
77 respecting Notification of Tuberculosis.
282 respecting Notification of Births Act.
317 respecting other work not classified in the
above.
Total 1,615
In conclusion I wish to express my thanks for the
support of the Public Health Committee and assistance
rendered by fellow officers of the Council.
I am. Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant.
ALBERT HARMAN,
Sanitary Inspector.