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contribution is to be paid
Over
to the
customs of the Chinese in the boutment
Justices
of their
own
friends and relatives when
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difficulties
7.
at the point of death.
The Colonial Surgeon
hit on
us might have been expected
more on
left important have
occasionally arisen, but they
appear to have been
but they all appear now surmounted and I see no reasonable ground for anticipating anything but a successful and useful
result from the experience acquired - a result, which will probably confer on the Native
Community a greater and more boon than any yet
1. any yet devised.
One of the difficulties recently
adjusted is interesting,
is interesting as it enables
me
to supplement the information forwarded
in my despatch No 724 with further and
authentic details
On one occasion found a man und patient
removed to
a room
where there
was
already a corpse awaiting burial and he justly remonstrated against such treatment of any person whilst actually living. Mr Lister, the Acting Registrar General, supposed that the Colonial Surgeon had found the patient in the shed outside the hospital and in the place where the coffins containing bodies prior:
S. S. No 726. Pem.
to removal
8.
are stored.
Mr Lister thereupon appears to have issued a very stringent notice on