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&. Mr. Young.
Having, in the absence of any available civilian, applied to the Major General Commanding I have been enabled to secure the services of Assistant Surgeon L. E. Scanlan, Her Majesty's 10th Regiment for as long a period as may be required whom I have appointed to the vacancy pending the receipt of Your Lordship's instructions
3. I annex the usual Form containing the particulars respecting the nature and incidents of the Office in reference to which I addressed Your Lordship dated 18th July in my Despatch 855.
4. The opportunity has now occurred of deciding whether the Superintendent of the Civil Hospital is to be allowed to supplement his Salary by fees as, I think, paid erroneously to him under Ordinance No. 7 of 1868, as reported in my Despatch already referred to. In my opinion, it would be far better to raise the fixed Salary than to permit the present system with its attendant evils to continue.
5. I beg to solicit Your Lordship's instructions.
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&. Mr. Young.
Having, in the abrence of any available (ivilian, applied to the Major General Commanding I have been enabled to secure the services of Asistant Surgeon L. E. Scanlan, Her Majesty' 10th Regiment for as long a feriod
as may
be required
whom I have appointed to the vacancy pending. the receipt of Your Lordship's instructions
annex the usual Form
3.
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containing the particulars respecting the nature and incidents of the Office in reference
to which I addressed Your
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Lrdship dated 18th July.
in
my
Despatch 855
4.
The
opportunity
has now
occurred of deciding whether the Inperintendent of the Civil bospital is to be allowed to
supplement his Salary by Lees as I think, paid
erroneously,
to him under Ordinance p7
of 1868, as reported in my Despatch already referred to.. In my opinion, it would
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far
better to raise the
fixed Salary than to permit the present system with its attendant evils to continue. _
5.
I beg to Solicit Your
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