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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA B E T E N: No. 1815 of 1985 WALTER SIMPSON Plaintiff -andMIOALCO Pry. LTD. Defendant PLAINTIFF'S BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LITERATURE IN RESPONSE TO THE DEPENDANTS REQUESTS NUMBERED 2 AND 5 FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FURTHER AND BETTER PARTICULARS OF STATEMENT OF CLAIM 1899 1. Annual Report of the chief inspector of Factories and Workshops for the Tear 1898. London: H.M. Stationery Ofc., 1899, pp. 171-172. 19 GG 2ji * Annual Report of the Chief inspector of. Factories and Workshops for the Year 1899. London: H.M. Stationery Ofc., 1900, pp. 264. IU PLAINTIFFS J EXHIBIT \ii ma.o WV-04624 1902 PLAINTIPP'S BIBLIOGRAPHY -2 - ^ 3. Anderson, A.M. Historical Sketch of the Development of Legislation for Injurious and- Dangerous industries in England. Dangerous Trades (T. Oliver, Ed.) Hew York: Dutton, 1902, pp. 25. Also quoted in R.W. Goldberg. Occupational Diseases. 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