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it might almost be said whole of that work. I beg also to refer to my despatch 11:376 of 14th instant sent by last mail stating in detail the relief, which had been afforded to the Superintendent of the Civil Hospital in recent years by the appointment of an Apothecary, amongst other things.
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I will now refer to the report of the Medical Board which was received on 29th November. The Board reported that they find that Dr Wharry suffers from "latent heart disease" and that he is physically debilitated. We therefore consider that he is unfit to perform more than extra duties of a very temporary character. Should the extra duties entail a prolonged attendance in Court or much "medico-legal work" beyond the performance of an occasional post mortem examination, we do not think Dr. Wharry physically fit to do this and properly carry on his important duties as Superintendent of the Government Civil Hospital.
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it might almost be said whole of that work. I beg also to refer to my despatch 11:376 of 14th instant sent by last mail stating in detail the relief, which had been afforded to the Superintendent of the Civil Hospital in recent years by the appointment of an Apothecary, amongst other things.
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I will now refer to the report of the Medical Board which was received on 29th November. The Board reported that they find that Dr Wharry suffers from latent heart disease and that he is physically debilitated. We therefore consider that he is unfit to perform more than extra duties of a very temporary character. Should the extra duties entail a prolonged attendance in Court or much medico-legal work beyond the performance of an occasional post mortem examination, we do not think Dr. Wharry physically fit to do this and properly carry on his important duties as Superintendent of the Government Civil Hospital.
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it might almost be said whole of that work. I beg also to refer to my despatch 11:376 of 14th instant sent by last mail stating in detail the relief, which had been afforded to the Superintendent of the Civil Hospital in recent years by the appointment of an Apothecary, amongst other things.
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I will now refer to the report of the Medical Board which was received on 29th November. The Board reported that they find that Dr Wharry suffers from latent heart disease and that he is physically debilitated. We therefore consider that he is unfit to perform more than extra duties of a very temporary character. Should the extra duties entail a prolonged attendance in Court or much medico-legal work beyond the performance of an occasional post mortem examination, we do not think Dr. Wharry physically fit to do this and properly carry on his important duties as Superintendent of the Government Civil Hospital.