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.IIVI JUALMA USTA
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Sir,
Supreme Court,
Hongkong, 11th. September, 1911.
I have the honour to request you to forward
this my application for leave to retire from the Government
Service on pension on the ground of ill health.
I joined the service on the 10th. September, 1880, and have now served the Government for 31 years and am 52
years of age.
On our taking over the new territory in 1899,
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I had to go over there in connection with the Un Long murder case
I then contracted an attack of sunstroke and since then I have
suffered from most intense headaches and at times have to be
kept in a darkened room for days, I was compelled to apply for
an extension of leave when I was in England in 1909, my
medical adviser telling me it was dangerous for me to return to
a tropical climate in the condition I was then in and further that I should never stay for any length of time in a tropical
climate.
The present summer has been a very trying one
for me and I have been under the hands of the Doctor the whole
time, and I am advised to leave the Colony before the next
summer.
The Registrar,
Supreme Court.
Medical certificate enclosed.
I have etc.,
(Sd.) F. Howell,
First Bailiff.