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to Sect. 27 of the Metropolis Gas Act, 1860, and that Mr.
Bodmer, as one of such Examiners, makes a daily examination
of the gas supplied by the Company supplying this District,
(the South Metropolitan) at the Gas Meter Station, Bilackfriars
Road, and reports periodically to the Council the result of his
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examinations; moreover the powers of the County Council
being identical with those of this Board in the matter, it was
resolved not to till up the vacancy in question.
Inspector of
Nuisances.
In July last, Mr. Moody, the Inspector of Nuisances,
gave notice of his intention to resign his appointment, and
it became necessary to take steps to appoint a successor. The
matter was referred to a Special Committee, who caused the
vacancy to be advertised. Forty-one applications were
received; a selection of four was made; and, on the 24th
July, Mr. Arthur Algernon Grist, one of the Inspectors for
the Parish of Clapham, was appointed to till the office, at
the same salary and on the same terms as his predecessor.
W. H. ATKINS.
Board Room,
Emerson Street, Bankside, S.E.
5th July, 1890.