by Dr Lonzor whose duties in 1894 were in
most arduous and whose health broke
down at the
end
of
that summer
Communications on
this subject
should be addressed to-
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office
the following
London, S.W.
February, 1876.
Sir,
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necessitating his being
sent to Japan last
Summer, again broke down again
again necessit-
ating another trip to Japan
and this year
urgently requires the
long
leave
that is due to him but which he will
not be able to obtain if I have written to him that I am returning at the expiration of my leave and that he
should send in his application several mails
ago.
I therefore respectfully submit
for your further consideration. Right Honourable Sir on account of
that this decision would entail
an above pointed
out loss.
in the interest
of the service which I have for many years
devoted myself
and to be
This
favour
of your granting
Certified for
Colonial $
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
your most obedient Servant
20
S. B. C. Ayres CM.G.
has carefully
I
Chamberlain to inform you
directed
by Mr. Secretary
that he
considered
your letter
of
the 27th instant,
and that he
is
willing to approve of your returning
to duty in that Colony, if you prefer
that course to
immediately retiring
as proposed in the letter
Department of
S. B. C. Ayres, Esq
the
Colonial Surgeons
Sir,
Your
obedient Servant
20 Edward Fairfield.
Certified true copy
BJA
Colonial Surgeon.