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Sir,
In consequence of having suffered for a long time from the effects of this climate, my health is now in such a precarious state that my Medical adviser, Dr. Balfour Jr., whose certificate I beg to enclose, informs me that it is absolutely necessary that I should leave this Colony for some months, but from my extreme suffering for more than a year past, notwithstanding my having undergone every possible treatment, I feel thoroughly convinced that a return to this Colony for years to come, would only entail a return of the several complaints under which I have been and am now labouring.
I have had the honor to serve in Government employ since July 1844.
The Honorable Major Laine, Colonial Secretary,
Census and Registration Office,
Victoria, Hong Kong, 28th March, 1849.
396
Copy.
Sir,
In
Census and Registration office,
Victoria, Houghtong, 28th March, 1849.
Consequence of having suffered for a long!
time from the effects of this climate
is now in such a precarious Medical adviser Gr Balfour
Jr,
me,
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health
state that my- whose certificate
by to enclose, informes that it is absolutely
neeenary
that I should leave this Colony for
mouths, but from my extreme suffering for
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sone
year part notwithstanding my having undergon every possible treatment, I feel thoroughly convinced that a return to this Colony for years to come, would only entail a return. of the several complaints. under which I have been and an now labouring,
I have had the honor to serve in
Government employ since the the July 1844.
The Honorable Major Laine, folonial secretary,
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to.
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