506
Ado
on
very closely pressed on
Oh Marques this point and the most he
Or
could
say
was that Q. Wharry refucced (on the Board think very properly) to supply the Lock dapital with a glass globe from the Civil Hospital stores, and also
him with ice refused to supply.
ion frome the Hospital ice chest. A third complaint
is said to have
was that Dr Mharry
told the Government Apothecary that Dr. Marques is occupying his present quarters to secit his own convenience,
There complaints are very
oneo.
18.
trivial
In the opicion of the Board
Dr Marques
seems to have had
tio
good on the
ground for sending for Dr Ayres evening of the 4th July, the case could
not have been a serious one, as the
-wao
waw
well enough to be discharged from Hospital before Dr Ayres,crisit on the morning of the 6th
19.
Dr Whavy states that
on
the
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the 3. deMarch last he wrote a report, the Colonial Surgeon's
calling
attention
to the make shifts to which he is put, crud to show the Government that he is quite alive to the difficulties, with the buildings in their prevent condition,
of Condecating
the Civil Hospital in
maurer?
satisfactor for Agus produces
20.
acas
when D. " Wharry on two occasions. prescribed for a CM. Sorabjee (since dead) and received a fee of $2 each time. This is contrary to the instrucations of Secretary of State in his despatch of the 25th January, 1883.
ஆ.
One case was
produces where
it appease that Hardwaster Nation
used unnec
unnecessarily
remove a
harsh means to
patient (eler Gee) from
a ward in the Lock Hospital to his
proper ward.
22. It is not quite clear to the Board what position the Colonial
Surgeon