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FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1918.

SHIPPING.

P. & O. S. N. CO.

ROYAL MAIL SERVICE®

UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE MEDICAL OFFICER's fremdar Kaouta: have bot

WORK OF THE-DOUTOR 17 TEM FROTT

HIS UNENDING DUTIES..

MARSEILLES AND LONDON, night toll in Advanced Dresing Stations

TAXING PASSIngers and CarGO TO:

-STRAITS, COLOMBO, INDIA, AUSTRALASIA, EGYPT, ao..

Steamers

Leave

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Hongkong

Colombo

Nega

Connecting Mail Steamer Trons Colombo,

Due Marsellen 1917·

London

· 1917:

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Steposed via Bus Canal or Jape of Good Hope at Owners of tion. (Bubject to change without "potics.

handkerchief that in round it and shows a jogged rough nih.

"Nasty placo," says the

to be careful with' It."

*** Yeo, sir, **

SE FIBITORS AT THE HOTELS:

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Wank Mr.D. Abraham Mr G. G. Lavallóo

Mr E S. Adler W. Mr. and Men J. J. Miss A. G. Anderson Leiria

Ou to the orderly. He will wash and bandags. it for you. You are exoused duty. Comë spin to-morris and be very careful.“

The doctor signs the repart for "A"

†

Mr Geo. S Archbart Mr and Mrs. C/°F. Mr J. B. Barclay .... 'Leisso0. Ale G. D: Bardari Mr-Limberger

Mr. J. F. Baring Capt. and Mịn 8. Baring Lambyst

HOAM Linnete

Baxter

Mr C. Little

MT. M. Little

Mr G. Ludia.

L

Major and Mr D.

And Maitland

Macdonald

*

Everyone knows something of the work föt the doctor at the Froom, of the day and

Capt. 3.astor Master Biber during a big push, when the wounded came back in a continuous stream, of the Company. It is given to the daty N.C.O. ER. Bolillos

MrGt D.J. Ball and he marches his men back to the com: BTN-P. Ed Borry.. wondarial surgery, of the elaborsta sant- tary work, of the travelling Laboratories,pany lince-all but the pneumonis caseMr H. R. Beyar

Mr RJ. Birbeck Mg G. M. Halcolm Ho has already gone to hospital. "B" Mr J.D. Birrell De and Mrs 0. of the testing of all water before it is

Company follows "A" and between nine He P. O. Bobanan Me H. E. Maslin

Mr A. Blouin

Marriott drunk, of all that labour which has kept and half past all the patients have been Mr and Mrs A. L. Mr. R.May great arale healthy and free of

Boact But the doctor is still only at the Capt. & Mrs Ranch Me 0. M. Minnes epidemics, though fighting under condi- beginning of his day. There are a hund-Mira Brand & family Mr and Mrs

Mra M. Mcfloary tions which in the pass would bare swept red men chosen for the next draft oversas them away with discoan. But this work has already boom begun in the training and passed as is before they can be wash

who all have to be medically examined camps as bome. There the men have learnt some of the simple rules of health, there are duties at the camp hospital, and how to avoid the conditions which canse there is a lecline to be delivered to disease, and bow to care for themselves |

personal cleanliness, ou ander the rough life and harder work of hygiene, on the care of the feet after They have lived under the route marching. It is a fall day, but in continual care of their medical affcens. the course of much full days as these the docter comes to know his man--the men

the army.

Bai let us see the medical officer of a

recruits on

battalion as work on his daily camp who will hardly confess, to being ill; the routine.

men who makes nervously much of little, tho xiên who cạn mually find something the matter with themselves if there is a duty they would escape. He knows the type as well as he knows the symptoms of

e

THE DAY OF ANXIETY,

His day of anxiety

comes when one

Mr. Brozaman {Me W. G. Browell" MoIntomb

G. Msidram Mr and Ms R. Mr J. Merock!!

Brokiand

HN. Barns

Mr.L. A Calderon

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Oldma

Mr and Mrs E. T. Dr and Mrs.

Ozorio

Clarke

Miss M. Clarke

Mrs R. R. Flunkett-

Cole

De D. Comyaha Mr J. H. Chote Mr and Mrs Darby Mr J.D. Courtney Mr W. H. Daub

and Mrs J. Davidson

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androns

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Mr G. Rinch Mr D. Ritchie Me and Mrs Roche Capt. A. Robinson.

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ir M. Gjoin

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pany." The duty N.0.0, of the com- pany steps forward and hands in his sick report. On it are the names of all those morning a man reports sick with an in-Mr & Mrs Gandiot men who before early morning parade fectious disease. The sending of him tory. Goulbourn tha: day had answered his call of "'Anyone the Isolation Hospital is only the begin. gcing sick 7" and again their names are ning of the work. His hut is cleared written their length of service, religions and disinfected. The men who share it and the numbers of their huts. At the with him are went for at once, eramined. end are two columną stili to fill in, one and put in quarantine. They can attend for the diagnosis, the other for disposal.. no parades bus will do such drills as they

The first man's name is called,

can among themselves, for their train *Wall," says the doctor. "What's ing must go on. The canteens, the dia- wrong with yoq?"*

ing hut, all the places where other men MrW.E.Hoogewerff Mr A. Strok

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