521
Remain at
its present
without leave to attend private patients___
Or, that my Salary be fixed
£200 a year My duties
at
such sum to cover
under the Lock Hospital
Ordinance, for which I now receive
$180 a year: by
My salary would be
£200 yearly
a fair arrangement
reduced by consideration
of my being allowed private practice
and. The present Salary of £800
a year would be
more than my
public duties of every description
I make this application to
Your Grace with
a feeling of the
Most entire respect towards His Excellency the Governor. Had
I been aware of
the proposed reduction I should
have addressed His Excellency
on the subject with a perfect Conviction that my facts &
arguments would receive all the attention which they might deserve.
but as the arrangement to which
this Paper is sanctioned by your Grace
no other course is open to me but
to appeal. I hope that the question may
be referred to you, and I do so in the
hope that
His Excellency the Governor has kindly postponed the operation of
the change to enable me to address your Grace,
and to show how the reduction suggested is excessive.
I indulge the hope that I have now done so.
I may add that it was not until
Sir E. L. Bulwer had notified my appointment to me, and I had made all necessary preparations for proceeding to Hong Kong, although my appointment
had not
521
Remain at
its present
with outh, wert,
leave to attend private patients___
Or, that my Salary his fixed
£200 a year My duties
at
such sun to cover
under the Lock Hospital
Ordinance, for which I now receive
$180 a
year: by
Mus
My salary would be
£200
Pearly
a four
arrangement
reduced
by consideration
of my being allowed private practice
and. The present Salary of £800
a year would be
or ve
my
for
ell
dunum eratun
my public
duties of every description
I make this application to
Your Grace
Grace with
a
feeling of the
Most entire respect towards Ites Excellency the Governor. Had
I lean an are
f
the au
account of
the proposed reduction I should
are addussed This Excellency
on the
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the subject with a perfect Conviction that my facts
arguments would receive all the attention which they might deserve.
but as the
worangement to which
Paper is sanctioned by your frace
no ottur course is open to me but
to
appeal hope that the question may
al to you, and I do 20 in the
U couse dire d
le
It's Excellency
the Govensor has kindly postpond the operation of
the ch
change
Zo
enance me to address your france,
and to show
how,
of Jeans, Mat the nduction suggested is excessive, an
is
and
I indulge the hope that I have now
done so -
I may add that it
sontil
after
was
leot
Svi E. L. Buliver had.
notified my appointment to me, and I had made all necessary preparations for proceeding Hong Kong, although my appointment
to
had not
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