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CONCLUSION.
It is always a real pleasure to refer to the consideration
and assistance received from the Chairman and Members of
the Public Health and the Maternity and Child Welfare
Committees, indeed from all the Councillors, because this
harmony and goodwill is obviously reflected in the work of
the Department, and especially do I wish to refer to our
Chief Sanitary Inspector, Mr. G. H. Fearn, whose talent
for this work, for so many years, has been outstanding. His
departure would really be irreparable if it were not for the
fact that your choice of a successor, and other members
of the staff, will, in a measure, compensate for his loss,
and materially assist in maintaining the usual satisfactory
standard of efficiency.
I have the honour to be,
Your obedient Servant,
CHARLES E. GODDARD,
Fellow of the Society of Medical
Officers of Health.
Fellow, Royal Sanitary Institute.
Fellow, Royal Institute of Public
Health.
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