The Principal Uredical Officer in China agrees in the desirability of this site, and thus
primary wants of both services could be uct
by such an
arrangement.
The Principal Medical Officer in his
obscrvations (Vide Art. 14, page 6,-) does not tit. 14 page 6
cxplain the reasons that the wants of the two
Services
may
not be met conjointly (be
only states " it is extremely undesirable")
In
conversation with Rear Admiral
Sir I. Hope H. 6. B kate Commander-
in Chief R. U. in China, I spoke to hims
on this
very subject, and
gave
lin
my
opinion, and be concurred with me that
both services would require the
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Dermatory
requisites; and that
Economy
in space and
moncy would result in the joint
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-_consideration of the same - and I do not
(nor did the Admiral)
in such
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sce
any difficulty
- scheme that discipline and
interior remony of
the
services might
*
At the
same
not meet and overcome.
time I also spoke to the Admiral (Sul Hope, K. C. B, with reference to the Drill or Excrasing Ground be required for the Royal Navy and Royal Marine Light Infantry and Artillery - This Jalso informent buin couldt, for economy of space and money,
be used in common.
to the two
Services.
The Royal Navy So would only requicit occasionally
ein
any force; and this coulit
be easily arranged by mutual accommodation and without difficulty.
My chief object. in fact my duty..
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