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Age 34; married; 1 child;
educated primately and at Juy's hospital, -.R.U,B,{rag. ↳ L.R.C.P.(London); Diploma of Schools of a ropical .edicine; 1.B. ngaged in private practice, 19+2=3; Assistant Medical Superintendent, Indo-Guropean
Telegrash company, 1963; resiped, a ne did not like the post, 1906. Appointed udical · fficor,
Gold Coast, 196.
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(£400 - £20 - ABUU). no pwet nie kās reports show that he is a capable officer and keenly interested in ni a werk". (Acting Arincipal Ledionl
.fficer). *ravelled with me franɛland. Į
was very favourably impressed by nis keen interest in nis profession, especially in researcia work".
(Goverior ledger).
"Bears a very good record; 1 condi er nia
a good and reliable officer*. (Principal Medical Officer). *A very capable, energetic officer keenly interested in resseron work". (Governor Rodger).
In connection with certain charges of
inmorality, Lord Crewe decided that Dr, Fulmer suọuld be reprimanded and should lose two years' seniority.
This was afterwards reduced to one yaar.
"A ospable, energetic officer, mose record has been prejudicially affected by a nemal ámlázcretion”. (Gover.or Rodger), *wns an officer of auch praiз0, lias boen ounished for an unfortunate occurrence and
i mo nis life has been to a great extet embittered. at Seccondee when he returned frou leave and talked the matter over with him. turing nis leave he had written, askim, my advice as to whatmer he should return and whether he would be regarded as an outcast by his collesues and other officials. I encouraged