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The medico legal -
and post mortem work has I.
informed been always performed.
by Dr Wharry. Referring to these
in
his amual
duties Dr Ayres says report for 1894 (see Blue Book ) " I ___
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"cannot say that I have found the
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medico legal and post mortem
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work to interfere materially with other duties during the time
my
I took charge of the Civil Hospital"
(in the absence on leave of Dr Wharry).
Dr Wharry has had
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charge of Small-pox patients when
in the
they have been placed. immediate neighbourhood of the Bospital. At one time they
housed on
were
Stone Cutters Island and
Dr Adams received a fee for each
visit there. At a later period
temporary hospital
was
a
provided
in Victoria but at some distance
from the Civil Hospital, when Dr
Ayres took charge
without extra.
remuneration. Now the wards are
on the Hospital grounds, only
separated by a road from the Civil Hospital. The
average
number of
they
patients