Sir,
Surveyor General's Office,
Victoria,
4th February 1886
In accordance with the instruction of His Excellency, The Governor, I have the honour to submit the following remarks upon the Colonial Surgeon's Report for the year 1884, to which the Right Honorable The Secretary of State has drawn special attention in his Despatch No. 339, dated 27th November 1885.
All persons not having a knowledge of the manners and habits of Asiatics will naturally feel surprise at the extent to which they will permit nuisances of every kind to accumulate in and around their dwellings.
The Honble. W. J. Mitchell, Acting Colonial Secretary.
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Sir,
Surveyor General's Afice,
Victoria,
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339
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4. February1886
In crccordance with the instruction
of How Sweelleney, The Ymeruer, I have "the hour to submit the follnning remarks upon the Colonich Surgeon's Report for the year 1804, to soluich the Right Honorable The Secretary of State how drown special attention in his Dexported Ney, dorted by the, November 1855.
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All persons not having a T hunoledge of the manners and habits 1 Asiaties with naturally feel surprise out the extent to which they with permit misances of every hind to
accumulate in and around their
The Honble. W. J. Mereen, Edginine, Colomail Secretary.
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