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much from a most inveterate lataneous Affection (Serpes). At times to bevere as to Cause much discomfort, and even render him mable to attend to his official duties; and though much relieved by the Continued application of remedies yet Moariably returning in full frece apon the slightest reglect of such attention. As this last named disease is

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hondently commerted with disordered state of The Liver, wind tan maly be tept in the it

only by remedies which if long made me Must in the end prove injurious Constitution, there is still stronger ground for insisting upon the Sudge's speedy return home and I therefore recommend that he be allowed leave of absence for at least rightien Shouths._ fuhing resured that menga shorter perion will be insufficient the

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(Signed) Mil. Harland, Dr. Ir. Acting Colonial Surgeon.

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