Reference: CO 133/13
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In the reverse, partly because many Constables are sick one or two days of who do not go to Hospital appears in the Colonial Surgeon's books. Enclose a return.
In conclusion I beg to state for His Excellency's information that the Indian Police Constables have a great dislike to receive treatment at the Police Hospital. Men have repeatedly been formally conveyed that I would permit them to have their own mode of treatment; they have literally knelt and begged to be allowed to have the Service rather than go there. How much of this aversion, I do not hesitate to say, arises from the style of manner assumed by the Colonial Surgeon toward the Indian Constables, who being sick very naturally expect sympathy to be exhibited toward them, and the want of this sympathy I have myself witnessed.
This reluctance of the Indian Constable to go to Hospital was not so observable during the periods that Dr Dill [held office] the periods.
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days
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who do not
not go to Hospital
appens in the Colonial Surgeon's
books. Penclose a return.
In conclusion I by to state
for His betting's information
that the Inition. Police Constabls have a great dislike to receive Sualment at the Polia Shopital. Min have repeatedly bean formly
then after entreating
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to be allowed to have the Service rather than go there. now much
of this aursion, I do not hesitate
to say arises from the Alemethia by
Style of
manner assumid
the Colonial Surgeon toward, the Ination Constably, who being Sick vary
very nocherally expect
Sympathy to bo whibited toward them, and the want of this Sympathy have Anyself.
witnessed.
This reluctance of the Indian Constable to go to Hospitar
was not so obserrable during the periods that Dr Dill the priods
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