Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hong Kong, 28th May, 1866,
Sir,
In reply to your letter of yesterday to the address of His Excellency, the Governor I am directed to inform you that your complaint was at once referred to the Colonial Surgeon, and that this officer reports that "the man in question has been for several months in Hospital, is as well as he is likely to be in this climate and that he will relapse if he does not get a change of climate, and his disease can in no way be attributed to the treatment he received on board the "Western Chief" under Captain Fill..."
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Colonial Secretary's Office,
Gong Kong, 28th May, 1866,
Sir,
In reply to
letter
your
of yesterday
to the address of His Excellinery, the
Governor I am directed to inform
you
that
at once
your complaint was referred to the Colonist Surgeon, and that this offices reports that "the " in question has been for several "months in Arpital, is
as well as
" is likely to be in this climate
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he
" will re if he does not get a change "of climate, and his disease can in
Captain Fill
"Western "Chief."
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