CO129-053 - Public Offices - 1855 — Page 389

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be either specially appointed, or the duties of such an officer be added to those of some existing medical functionary.

I have the honor to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient Servant,

J.M. Campbell Assistant Secretary

The perusal of the report, to which the foregoing remarks exclusively apply, has suggested to the President that the evils, described by the Colonial Surgeon as arising in Hong Kong from the absence of sanitary administration in that island, are such as may with great probability be supposed to exist more or less in all colonial towns, and of course principally in those where the increase of population has proceeded with rapidity; and the President desires me to suggest for the consideration of Sir H. Molesworth whether it might not be expedient, by circular letter from the Colonial Office, to draw the special attention of colonial authorities to this very important branch of local government and to the scope and objects of the legislative enactments which are here in force for the preservation of public health.

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335 be either specially appointed, or the duties of such an officer be added to those of some existing medical functionary. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your most obedient Servant, J.M. Campbell Assistant Secretary The perusal of the report, to which the foregoing remarks exclusively apply, has suggested to the President that the evils, described by the Colonial Surgeon as arising in Hong Kong from the absence of sanitary administration in that island, are such as may with great probability be supposed to exist more or less in all colonial towns, and of course principally in those where the increase of population has proceeded with rapidity; and the President desires me to suggest for the consideration of Sir H. Molesworth whether it might not be expedient, by circular letter from the Colonial Office, to draw the special attention of colonial authorities to this very important branch of local government and to the scope and objects of the legislative enactments which are here in force for the preservation of public health.

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335 be either specially appointed, or the duties of mich an offrier be added to those of some exishing medical punchonary. I have the honor to be, Sir. Your most obedt Sew! IM Campalle Assistant Secretary The perucal of the report, to which the foregoing remarks ex- =clusively apply, has suggested to the President that the evils, de. : serided by the Colonial Surgeon as arising in Stong Kong from the absence of sanitary administration in that island, are such as ma may with too grant probability be cups: : posed = posed to exist more more or less in all colonial Icons, and of cowese puiv= :cipally in those where the increase. Come of population has proceeded with rapidity ; and the President desires me to suggest for the consideration of Sir H. Molesworth whether it might not be expedient, by circular letter from the Colonial Office, to draw the special attention of colonial authorities to this very important brauch of local government and to the scope and objects of there legislative enact. -ments which are here in force for the preservation of public health.

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be either specially appointed, or the duties of mich an offrier be added to those of some exishing medical punchonary.

I have the honor to be,

Sir.

Your most obedt Sew!

IM Campalle Assistant Secretary

The perucal of the report, to which the foregoing remarks ex- =clusively apply, has suggested to the President that the evils, de. : serided by the Colonial Surgeon as arising in Stong Kong from the absence of sanitary administration in that island, are such as ma

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