1,—He shall inform himself as far as possible respecting all influences affecting or threatening to affect injuriously the public health of the Settlemen 2.—He shall inquire into and ascertain by such means og are at his disposal, the causes, origin and distribution of diseases within the Concession, and ascertain to what extent the same have depended on conditions capable of removal or mitigate 3,—He shall by inspection of the Settlement, both systematically at certain periods and at other times as occasion may require, keep himself informed of the conditions injurious to health existing therein.
4.—He shall be prepared to' advise the Muvicipal Council on all matters affecting the health of the Settlement particularly, and mill supplies, and on all sanitary points involved in the action of the Council.
5.—He shall advise the Municipal Council on any question relating to health involved in the, framing and subsequent working of such Lye-laws and regulations as they may have power to make.
6.—On ascertaining the presence of any contagious, infectious, or epidemic disease of 4 dangerous character within the Settlement, he shall inquire into the causes and circum: stances of the outbreak, and advise the persons competent to act, as to the miessures h may appear to him to be required to prevent the extension of the disease, and also if necessary assist in the execution of the came..7,—On receiving information from—that his intervention is required in consequence of the existence of any nuisance or insanitary condition injurious to health he shall, as early as practicable, take such steps for its removal As the circumstances of the case may require.
'$.—He shall from time to time report in writing to the Municipal Council his proceedsings, and the measures which may require to be adopted for the improvement or protection of the public health in the Settlement he shall make an entry of his visits, and notes of his observations and instructions thereon, and also the date and nature of the applications made to him—the date and result of his action taken thereon, and of an: action taken on previous reports, and shal produce such book or books, whenever required, to the Municipal Council.
10.—He shall also prepare an annual report, to be made at the end of December in each year, comprising a statement of the sickness and mortality within the Settlement, and a summary of the action taken during the year for preventing the spread of disease. "The report shall also contain an account of the Tivieed, a0 far as such proceedings relate to cedings in which he has taken part or
conditions dangerous or injurious to health, andalsoanaccount of the supervision exercised by him over the streets and compounds, with the nature and results of any proceedings which may have been so required and taken in respect of the same during the year.
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