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approval that an appointment is made, so that in the Colonial Surgeon's hands rests the physical aspect of the department. If the Colonial Surgeon only intends to convey opinion tantamount to that the Indian Police Force of Hongkong is not physically equating upon a par with the A Division of the London Police, it would be visibly unreasonable to demur to the proposition, but such an opinion would be somewhat equivalent, and equally useless and unremediable to making a comparison between the climate of Hongkong and that of the Isle of Wight.
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The Colonial Surgeon proves to write with brevity but as the foregoing, indistinctly shows why it is that some discipline is not established or endeavoured to be I cannot say; the admissions into Hospital have been rather numerous and more particularly amongst the "Indians, than whom a more dirty, filthy and noisier set ...
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• that the Indian Police Force of Hongkong is not physically expratting upon a par with the A Division of the London Police, it would be visibly unreasonable to demur to the proposition, but such and
opinion would be somewhat equivalent, and equally
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uncemediable to
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making a comparison between the climate of Hongkong and that of the Isle of Wight.
The Colonial Pargeon proven to write with bavity but as
the forgoing,
indistinctly
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why it is that some
why
"discipline is not established
or Indeavoured to be I cannot say; the admissions into Hospital have been rather
numerous and more.
particularly amongst the
"Indians, than whom a moro
"dirty, filthy and noisier,
set
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