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St Giles (Camberwell) 1888

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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officer of health, one half of whose salary will he
payable by the county council, a statement is to
be submitted to the Board, in a prescribed form,
indicating the proposals of the local authority in
regard to the district for which the officer is intended
to be employed, the salary to be assigned to him,
and certain other particulars. Two copies of the
form of statement are enclosed for use in case the
local authority should decide to make an appointment
with a view to repayment by the county council
of one half of the salary of the medical officer of
health. Until the proposals contained in the statement
have been submitted to and approved by the
Board, the local authority should not proceed with
the appointment of the officer.
When such approval has been obtained, the
next step, unless the case conies within Article 6,
will be to insert, in some public newspaper circulating
in the district of the local authority, and at least
seven days before the day fixed for the appointment,
an advertisement containing the particulars mentioned
in Article 3 of the Order. The appointment
will be subject to the Board's approval.
If the local authority wish to obtain payment
from the county council in respect of the future
salary of a medical officer of health in office on the
1st of April, it is necessary that he should be