Hospital is built (and which overlooks
the Harbour) for the support of the Institution; but I have hitherto not contributed in
any shape, beyond the piece of ground for the site.
The two letters on this subject are numbered 44 and 56, of the 20th of February, and 30th of April, 1842, and will be found in the 1st Volume of the Colonial Outwards Correspondence - which I forwarded to Your Lordship by Lieutenant Colonel Malcolm.
The support of the present Hospital is one of those questions, regarding which it is impossible to say whether it belongs most strictly to the Department of the Government of this Colony, or to that of Her Majesty's Chief Superintendent of Trade;
but the extension of its advantages and uses, as described in the accompanying copy of a letter, dated the 25th Instant, which has been addressed to Mr Anderson by the Colonial Surgeon, clearly appertains to the Colony; and I have therefore thought it right to submit that letter for Your Lordship's information and Commands.
It is needless for me to trespass on Your Lordship's time by enlarging on the necessity for such an Institution in this Colony, although there is not now time to prepare the details spoken of in the concluding passage of Mr Anderson's letter. I therefore, at present, only think it right to respectfully recommend for Your Lordship's favourable consideration, that
Hospital_ is built (and which overlooks
the Harbour) for the support of the Institution; but I have hitherto not-
contributed in-
any
shape.., beyond
the piece of ground for the site.
the_Building-
The two letters on.
of
this subject are numbered _ 44 and 56, of the goud of February, and 30th of April, 184.2, and will be found in the 1ct Volume of the Colonial Outwards Correspondencer - which I forwarded to Your Lordship-
by Lient folorel. Malwolm..
The
support_ of the present
is
one
Hospital- regarding which it it
to
of those questions,
impossible - Jay, whether it belongs most
most strictly to the Department of the Government - of this fotong, or to that of Ster
Majesty's Chief Superintendent of Trade;
but
but the extension of it's advantages and uses, as described in the
addressed to me
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accompanying copy of a letter, dated: the 25th Instant, which has been. addressed
Mr Anderson - by the Colonial Surgeon - clearly appertains to the Colony; and I have there fore_ thought it right to submit that letter for Your Lordship's information and Commands.
It is needless for me to Your Lordship's time by onlarging.
Arm -
occupy
In
Institution.
the necessity for such in this Colony, although there is not now time to prepare the details spoken of in the concluding passage of Mr Anderson's letter. I therefore, at present, only think it = right to respratfully recommend for. Your Lordship's favorable consideration,
that
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