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250
9.
J. Mursy's toject is to
2.
bring before
me the "low rate : remuneration which he receives
his services - and to request
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that whilst retaining the privilege
of
brivate bractice his salary
should be raised to its original
Amount
3.
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per annum.
The quection of the
Colonial Surgeon's Salary
Ade
Sir H. Potinion to Secretary of State
A2_107 Jany, 1860. Para 30 – Fr. Fr. N3 // "dany. 1560-
has been realt with more secretary fotate. to ir 14. Robinson
than
mee
and
from the
finct it has been evidently
J.
No.21-237 March 1860.
Sir 54. Robinson to Secretary of State
1.35.30th June 1860.
intended that D. Marry should
not receive more than £800
without any addition from private practice. That decision
was
129/58
the opinion
apparently based on the
12 Sir John Bowrine in his
Desentches No 129 and 133 of 130 /58 Sexteruber 1855.
4. For
my
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own park I have seen dsewhere such evil recults
and such regeneracy following the exclusion of similar Medical Officer from that competition which alone toyo the tends to the fill developement of the
3
2471/60
fr
best faculties
and
85
8666/60
Keeping abreast
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enforces the most recent
the
professional information, that I quite agree
with Sir Percules Potrimon
in deprecating the imposition of my such fetter on the Colonial Surgeon. In the ence of 3: Murray
5.