Surgeon in the Medical Department.
2.
It is intended_
that the appointment should
permanent
ве
а
one,
entetling
the incumbent to pension,
and the other rights and _- privileges of
the ordinary
Civil Service. The
The misapprehensio
which has arisen upon
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not made ofor the salary of
the new
Surgeon
on
the Fixed
Establishment, but under the head of "Provisional and "Temporary pending Your- Lordship's sanction
appointment.
3.
of
the
The Qurgeon will not
be entitled to private practice.
I should be glad
this-
Japan,
t is due to the fact_
point
that, in accordance with
Rule 341 of the Colonial
Regulations, provision
was
not
if Your Lordship would make
an
The
appointment to this new Office, with as little delay possible.