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Alexandra Buildings,
Hongkong,
September 11th., 1911.
Mr. F. Howell has been under my care since
During the past three years he has had to
be kept under more close observation owing to attack/of Tachscardia accompanied by intense headaches and nervous prostra-
-tion.
When an attack comes on he is quite unfit
for duty. These attacks have been more frequent this year and he
has been laid up no less than five times.
In addition he gets occasional attacks of malignant Tertian Malarial Fever which considerably agravates
his condition.
I have advised him, if it can be arranged,
not to stay here through another summer.
(Sd.) G. Montagu Harston,
M.D.(London) M.R.C.S.,
L.R.O.P.
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