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diploma, that one
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required the want- being that of an Apothecary and Analyst-
I have nothing more to add except that I regret exceedingly the tone of the Superintendents observations as I consider they ill become a subordinate officer while commenting on the actions of his superiors
48. John B. Glein
Colonial Surgeon
Colonial Secretary's Office Hong Kong 24th April 1880
No.470
Sir,
I am directed by His Excellency the Governor to request you to inform the Superintendent of the Civil Hospital that the Governor concurs in the views expressed by Mr. Mackinnon and Dr. Brice and yourself.
I am to add that His Excellency regrets the tone of the Superintendent's observations which he considers ill become a subordinate officer while commenting on the action of his superiors
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I have the honour to be
Sir,
Your most obedient Servant.
To J. Marsh. Colonial Secretary
Fin.
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Government Civil For file
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Hongkong July 10th 1880.
No.
With reference to the minutes of His Excellency the Governor on my letter concerning additional Hospital accommodation I am to state that His Excellency has been pleased to approve of the Chinese attendants required for the new Lock Hospital but in the minute there is no provision made for medical charge of the Establishment nor yet for the economical expenditure of Stores.
There are now eleven patients in the new Lock Hospital and I shall be glad to learn His Excellency's pleasure concerning these latter points.
I have the honor to be
Sir,
Your obedient Servant
C. J. Wharry M.B. F.R.C.S. Superintendent
Colonial Surgeon
Per.
Government. Civil. For file. Hongkong. July 12th 1880.
I have the honor to forward a letter from the Superintendent of the Government Civil Hospital dated July 10th to the concerning the minute of His Excellency the Governor... in C.S.O no 1610. I should have thought that the minute was plain enough for any to understand and therefore the enclosed.
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