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had it suited & Wharry's purpose. He knew that. He would have changed mouths before and his first business yesterday was not. Is complacent about the Hospital but too oblivious to taking charge. He has become unusually scrupulous and considerate for the patients under him since he left here in 1878 while the option of doing his work myself.
for
requesting sanction
wt
well.
a man to take his place who is known to be quite unfit for the position and I consider the objections he has made
are simply frivolous excuses
January 22nd 1880
no 210
Let MM. Barkly
Govern
Colonial Surgeon
ment Order
The following order of His Excellency
the Governor
11 Communicated
on Letter of 22nd January 1880 from the Colonial Surgeon
to him for his information and guidance
Immediate
It appears that Dr Wharry should show a disposition not to carry out D'Cruz's instructions - a further delay in having the instructions of the Head of the Medical Department carried into effect.
I trust there
be too
4th Lo. H. March.
28th January 1880
Colonial Secretary
Sir,
Government. Civil Hospital
Hong Kong 16th February 1880
I have the honor to inform you
that I
am suffering from exhaustion from overwork and I am unable to perform my
duties. I beg therefore to request that I may be granted fourteen days' leave of absence, and I shall be glad if you will be good enough to make arrangements for the carrying
on of the work of the Hospital.
I have the honor to be,
Your obedient Servant,
At C. J. Wharry
M.D. C.C. S. Juk C2 Superintendent
Colonial Surgeon
This is a more serious matter and I request that His Excellency the Governor will take the matter into consideration and if he should see fit to appoint a Board to examine into Dr Wharry's. I have too often had occasion to differ with Dr Wharry on the subject of his being overworked that this is tantamount to an accusation of injustice.
In the interval I have no doubt I can procure the services of Dr Marques who is a M.D. of Dublin to do duty during Dr Wharry's indisposition.
February 16th 1880.
Colonial Surgeon.
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had it suitest & Wharrys purpour. He knew teat. He would have change mouthes before and his first- buisness yelerday. was not. Is complacu about the Hospital but to obogel. to taking charge. The has become unusually scrupulous au considerate for the patients under him since he left sure in 1878 wille the option of doing his work myself.
for
requesting sanction
wt
well.
a man to late his place who known to be quite unfile for the position and I consider the objections he has made
are simply fevolous excuses
January 22nd 1280
ho 210
Let MM. B@Angler
Govern
Colonial Surgion
ment Order
The following order of this Excellungg
the Governor
11 Communicatect
on Letter off 22nd January 1880 from the Colonial Lurzion
to him for his information and guidaner
Immediate
Tequel that Dr Wharry should show. a desposition not to carry out. D'Ceyzes instal- mary
further delay in havingthee instructions of the Head of thee Medical Department carried into effect.
tom. I trust there
be too
4th Lo. H. March.
28th January 1800
Colonial Secretary
Sir
Government. Civil Hospulat
Hong Kong 16th Febenary 1880
I have the honor to inform you
What I
am suffering from exhaustions from overwork ad and I am unable to perform may
duties. I beg Hurefore to request that I may be granted fourteen day's leave of absence, and I shall be glad of you will be good enough to make arrangements for thee carrying
of the works of the Hospitals
I have the hover lolen
or.
Le
Your obechent Sorvaul- At C. J. Wharey bo
Ph.D. C.Cages S. Juk C2 Superenbident-
Colonial Surgun
This is a morte serious matter and Jonesh Raquest that His Excellency thee Gooner will take the maller into counderation and if he should see fil; to appoint a Board to excrmine into D Whenry's Thave to often had occasion to differ with [ Whavay on the subject of his being Overworked that this is tantamount to an ac cusation of injustice
tice on any frant-
8
In the Incaurobile I have no doubt I can frocure the services of Dr Marques who is a M.D. of Dublin to do duty during D'Esharrys
un disposition
February 16th 1880.
Colonial Surgion.
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