Office of Health

Health at

Leverton? and his

Assistant, as well as at the local University College. M.

Chadwick expresses

himself as

satisfied

with his character and

professional qualifications:

and under these circumstances

I decided to accept his recommendations.

4. The Crown Agent

have been requested to

provide him, on

his signing

with

the usual agreement,

enough to him

a free first-class passage letter of offer. I wish him to arrive in the Colony by the first available steamer leaving not less than a fortnight

hence.

5. You will be good enough to notify on arrival in the Colony, stating that you appoint him on the conditions embodied in the letter

written this Day, copy of

which is enclosed

By

Communications on this subject

should be addressed to—

the Secretary of State,

and the following

address quoted.

Colonial Office,

London,

[...]

1st. Mr. Fiddian, 2/4

Sir W. Hamilton 12

Ind

8902/99 Hong Kong

Sir,

8th April

Downing Street,

14th April

12/

1899.

396

with reference to the letter from this Office of the

I am directed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies to

acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the

revaccinated,

subject to

your being

Chief

and to inform you that you have been passed as physically fit for service under

that you have accordingly been selected for appointment as

Inspector of Nuisances,

of Nuisances, Hong Kong,

on the terms communicated to you by the letter from this Department of the

30th ultimo. you will be good enough to take steps for being re-vaccinated as soon as possible.

2.

The Crown Agents for the Colonies

have been

instructed to take your passage by the first available steamer sailing not less than a fortnight hence

-and-I-am-to-request-you

at that time.

3. You should communicate with the Crown Agents, whose address is

Downing Street, S. W., as to the agreement which you are required to sign with

regard to the cost of your passage.

4. You will receive a formal letter of appointment from the Governor

when you arrive in the Colony.

Esq.

J. H. Dandy, Esq.

I am,

Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

EDWARD WINGFIELD.

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