seems with while
just
to read here that the permanent staff)
the last vacancy by local selection, and
was also
that we cannot afford to set the Colonial Gor make a precedent of it.
fr. Hartly has never called
here, and that is why he has never
considered
been
coupled with his
engagement. He would have been and inexference d
seriusly
1.2.0. Denga
Chough
fa a
to a hemmanent aff in H. Rog
course he has not been through
School.
AF.
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10. 136.
kong
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My Lord,
294
0.
23786
Red 2 JUL 06
Government House,
Hongkong, 31st. May, 1906.
As it has become necessary to
arrange for the Medical treatment of the Officers and
Subordinates of the Railway Staff and it is not possible
to allot this duty to any permanent Medical Officer in the
employ of the Government, I have the honour to report
that I have authorised the engagement of a Doctor on a
three years' agreement at a salary of £480 a year with an
annual conveyance allowance of $360 and a special allow**
-ance of $5 for every visit to Taipo and beyond which will
necessitate an absence of more than eight hours from his
residence this latter allowance being on the scale provided
by General Order 38 printed in the Hongkong Civil Service
List 1906.
2.
In addition to attending on the
Railway Staff, the Doctor appointed will be required to do
such medical work in Kowloon as may be allotted to him
GHT HONOURABLE
E EARL OF ELGIN, K.G.,
$0.
&C...
and
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