CO129-021 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [9-12] — Page 364

And thedicines from

the use

In 1044 that the Gort have deck

their readiness to sanction

a

outlay for the erection of a hoop. It is a matter of constant occurence the Colonial provided the Colonial Revenue will reprising no special instruction.

admit of such an expensed

That

prey of the date

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his deportive, but that from the Se: of State ) for the four as no mistuction's have

of Ingeon. That he finds sufficient same le collectests by sing to pay the officer 12. Salary that no Hospital exerts, subomption to ensure its permanen animal in the Colony, and that there me

& efficient establishment on theirs, I mild observe that the Goremon no Surgical Instument entirely silent. It could have sem

useful to have had it stated when quitted this country

for alance of the former micreases his labours,

at tuo

his use. Thats the any private sutomuptions have been ind

or not. The perlability is that the public Works which are

being construed in the Colony have precluded the of any frends for the Rupitate. It is "proper to mention that formerly the Colonial Surgeon at #ting receive enjoyed piate pract present Sungeons Salary is £500 in abse me diesel medication There could

appear theissue to be.. I . That he was also with surgical Jastrements at the publ reasonable ground for fumirking mo

the want of the latter £600 per an his expences.

A

&

expense, since his almost exclusion.

Prismes at the bad.

officially informed lefne-employment is that if allendance. he left England that inferion Got thiens, the Police, a the Half Salary would be paid him from the

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state of his embarkation 3 . I told Mr Morison thes

for the Colony

That

pas mus.

approje

stomary for public Officers

'

in

the Seculary of State of the pend

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with this view he of their departure from England; & that

He would have half Salang from the

duly approged Paul of embacation.

n

on

The

been sent to the Goor

of adequate proof on the subject, the Goor on which he decliver to issue any-

perduction

to the day

God

4. On this point I would

soler for payment of half Salary to himm for the period. queshon..

4. That his duties

sunea dequately

submit that it would have are onerous &. mea been comminent if the form remunerated, and

had stutiil whether the

Sungeon's duties are onerous

he theresne requests mit, & whether they require that the indulgence

semier of a hace . I do

not,

the semicer

- Mm of a horse

not wlieve that either of M

may

Monnison's predecesors had extended to him.

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This indulgences, the one them was in receipt of the

Sume Salary

Ced

Mr Momison.

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