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per

Medical Inspector

not exce

exceeding

$2000

at

a

Salary

annun

Frees, which fees (section 12)

in

are

into the Colonial Treasury-

This Afficer is to supervive

all

hen

J

to be

paid

d

the Emigranto both before

matters relaring

to the

com

fort and

welfare of

the

their departure

and on

voyages

9

Section of probibits the Comigation Afficer from granting the clearing

certificate required by the Imporise

Chinese Passengers

Get 1865, unless

is satisfied that the Emigrants

have undergone

a medical

examination both before

embarkation - Section 10

and after

prohibits

the

he

t

barkation

the

without

a.

Permit

of any immigrant

the Come gration

from

Affier- Section 13 authorizes the

appointment with the approval of the foremor of

Native Doctors to

Chinese Passenger Ships, pranded they

are

properly qualified to the satisfaction of the Colonial: Surgeon

Section 14 provides that when Native Doctor is appointed,

a

medicines

and Medical comforto adapted to

the Chinese method of

be substituted acco

treatment may

དོ་བ་བ་ཐུངག་གི་ན་དོད་ ending

scale to be approved by

Surgeon for

the scale

and Medical com.

J

to

a

The Colonial

Medicines

forts prescribed.

by the Imperial lists section 15

makes