CO129-064 - Sir Bowring - 1857 [8-10] — Page 437

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that the Office may firstored to its proper, .

Efficiency by

the

appointinisul

of a Colonial. Sirgzon..

Specially

and

8xclusively 2 c. with the duties of.

Charged.

that important offier...

Until the mouth of

May 1854 the Colonial

Surgeon Officer.

was

Colonial.

ab a

pructies.

Sir...

a.

salary of £600

per annum with private

My predresssor.

Gorge Bonhame in Drember. 1848 suggested what hr. himself, seems to have .

Considered.

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435

Corsidered, as an deperiments

which Economical Considerations

justified him in making.

the Entrusting

vize,

duties

of the Colonial Aurgren to a

the

<

Staff. Assistant

Surgson attached to the Military Department ow an allowance of £200 to £ 250 per annum. When the Office breame vacant in 1853, Sir. George. Weschan's vines in Consequence of incrrand, acquaintance with the exigencies of the Colony

had brow

very

much

modified if not altogether-

Change.