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such information as he may be able to furnish with
respect to any matter to which the duties of Sanitary
Inspector relate.
11. He shall, if directed by the Sanitary
Authority to do so, superintend and see to the due
execution of all works which may be undertaken
under their directions for the suppression or removal
of nuisances within his district.
12. In matters not specifically provided for in
this order, he shall observe and execute any
instructions issued by us, and the lawful orders and
directions of the Sanitary Authority, applicable to
his office.
Where in any district there shall be two or more
Sanitary Inspectors, nothing in this order shall be deemed
to prevent the Sanitary Authority from distributing among
them the 'duties directed by this order to be performed by
a Sanitary Inspector."
Notification Clerk.
George Griffiths, 1889. £2 per week.
To receive and enter certificates of medical men, as
regards infectious diseases, to forward copy of same daily
to Metropolitan Asylums Board, to notify all schools both
as to infection and disinfection, to stamp and register letters,
to have care of stationery in sanitary department, and to
send notices to houses where infectious diseases have
occurred.
Shorthand Clerk.
E. E. Gower, 1893, £80 to £120. £80.
To act as Shorthand Clerk in the Public Health
Department.