want of hospital and
Notice the
Lunatic
any
lume for the
It is discreditable to an
that wr
provimin should
such prepuce: exprimaty
and mearen es
remely
M. Mcade.
The deficieny
be
Chinese
-
a
Dan we treation
exist fu
Lieder
taken to
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July 20, 8.
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-rently prefer their own institution the Tung Wah Hospital which is supported by voluntary contributions, but to which government gave $15,000 from the Special fund (See Paper of 1877, on the Gambling Houses annexed)
I do not see then that
ful of
the
government has been unfair if aid is given to the Chinese and if they are directed to build a
Special hospital for them it is natural to suppose that voluntary effort will cease.
There is no
regular Lunatic Asylum
in
the
colony
but
the government has long been pressed to build one and some money
has been expended
Would it not be it should
on it in 1880.
of
course be
open to all
Chinese & Europeans alike, and such is the intention
Lord Kimberley's minute directs that the want of hospitals & Lunatic Asylum for the Chinese should be noted in the answering despatch. It will be seen from the annexed note from Dr.
Wharry, Superintendent of the Civil Hospital that from government funds, but Sir J. Hennessy only
to a certain extent used by
the proposes it should be built from government funds that institution is to a certain extent used by Chinese: though not in such a degree. I had thought that it will be supported by the Chinese through... and they cannot be in any way deterred. I have refrained from pressing it, though it appears to be extended. The Chinese appear rather for European seamen.
and Kimberley speaks of an almshouse being supported
Shamely
degree
ces
Consideration
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