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The Sanitary Inspectors have discharged their onerous, and
in some respects perilous, duties with zeal, intelligence, and
success. To Mr. Budman, the Sanitary Clerk, I am much
indebted, among other things, for assistance rendered in passing
this Beport through the press.
But above all, my thanks are due to your Vestry for continuance
of confidence which, now for sixteen years, has enabled me
to carry out, with pleasure and satisfaction, the duties of an
office, and to superintend the work of a Department, the importance
of which, I believe, is now generally recognised.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
T. ORME DUDFIELD,
Medical Officer of Health.
Offices : Town Hall,
Kensington, W.,
June, 1887.