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PARTICULARS of the Office now vacant at the...Medical Department..
in the Colony of Hongkong. for a medical officer.
Duties of office, and qualifications equired for their performance.
The officer appointed must be fully qualified in medicine & surgery; and have had, if possible a course of training in Tropical Medicine. The duties consist of medical and surgical work either among out-patients or in a hospital or in any other medical and sanitary work which the officer may be required to do.
salary and emoluments, and whe-
her secured by a permanent law,
Other circumstances affecting the
lue of the office.
None.
Private practice is not allowed.
Nature, number, and amount of euritics required, and mode of giving them,
Security is required to refund passage money
if the officer should resign before the
completion of three years service.
Whether any, and if any, what rosision is made from publie-fundi for-thu-puunga from this country, or elsewhere, of the persons sent put to fill the office.
None.
Acts or Ordinances making pro- ision respecting any of the above Batters, and especially respecting permanency of the emoluments, d the particular of the security uited, with references to the sec- ous in which such provision is nade.
The officer appointed must agree to serve for three years, after which period he may be appointed to the permanent staff. Should he leave the service before the termination of his agreement, the passage money paid on his behalf to Hong Kong must be refunded by him. If the officer is placed on the permanent establishment his salary will be subject to deduction of 4% per annum on account of the Widows and Orphans Fund, and the right to a free return passage to England will be cancelled.