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7.—That during this enquiry, it has come to the knowledge
of the Committee that considerable ill feeling and friction exists
between two of the officials, and seeing that the interests of the
Hoard must of necessity suffer in consequence, the Committee
considers that the attention of the Surveyor should immediately
be called to this fact, and further that the Board should consider
the advisability of placing the Clerk of Works upon the same
footing as the other officials, both as regards the mode of paying
his salary and the wearing of the Hoard's uniform.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES DUNCH,
Surveyor of the Board.