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instant and my reply thereto (no 8&9 of this 13th instant) I have the honor by direction of the Governor to inform you that on the whole, His Excellency thinks Dr. Henderson has made out a case for the increased staff he asked for. It will therefore be inserted on the Medical Establishment under the head "temporary and provisional" until His Excellency can ascertain the opinion of Lord Kimberley.
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As to the rather vague charges of insubordination brought by you against Dr. Harary, His Excellency thinks they ought to be dropped.
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course if you persist in justifying them, His Excellency will give his best consideration to whatever evidence you may produce, but His Excellency trusts the personal questions may here cease.
I have the honor to be,
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Lis
your most obedient Servant,
lz Frederick Stewart
Acting Colonial Secretary
Colonial Surgeon
Lor.
Government Civil Hospital, Hongkong, 31st July
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I have the honor to acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 17th instant with reference to the complaint I felt it my painful duty to make about Dr. Harary.
I quote its contents with considerable surprise because the previous communications with which His Excellency had favoured me in reply to similar complaints, and the reports of Surgeon General and Deputy Surgeon General Mackinnon, C.B., had not prepared me for its tenor.
Under the present circumstances and in the difficulty which I have laboured in conducting the affairs of the Government Civil Hospital, I am compelled to ask His Excellency's official approval of the subjoined Rules which I propose to send to Dr. Harary for his observance, and without which I fear it will not be possible for me to obtain the necessary information which, as Head of the Medical Department, I am entitled to possess.
I have the honor to be,
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Your obedient Servant,
Lgh
1. Mr. C. Aitken
Colonial Surgeon
Houbre I Llewart,
LLD
Acting Colonial Secretary
Proposed Rules —
1. Upon the daily morning visit to the Hospital, the Superintendent — unless unavoidably prevented — shall make it his duty to meet the Colonial Surgeons at the Clerk's office.
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instant and my reply thereto (no B&G ofthen 13th instant ) Thave the honor by direction of the Governor to inform you that on thee whole. His Excellency Hunks 8 Wtrending has made out a case for the increased stuff be asked for. It will therefore be in- sorted on the Medical Establishment under thee hand "temporary and provisiont unlit His Excellency can ascertain the Opicion of Lord Kimberly
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As to the ralleer vaguer charges of insubordination brought. by you against Doharry His Excellency thinks they. ought to be dropped.
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conorse of you persist in jousting Mens His Excellency will give his best- considerations to whatever evidence you may produce, but His Excellency
Justi the personal questions may here lease.
I have the hover to the
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your musst obedient Seri lz Frederick Heart
Del Colonial Secretary
Colonial Surgeon
Lor.
Government Civil Hospital Hongkong 31th July
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I have the honor to acknowledge Mu recupt. of your bellen of the 17th ustant with reference to the complaint I felt it my painful duly to make about. Plensay
Jacote its contests with considerable right because the previous connaunicationes will which His Excellency had favoured que in reply to similar complaints and the reports of 80% sien and Deputy Surgeon General Mackinnon CB. hat
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Eunder the foresent circumstances and in the difficulty which Ishte laboun in conducting the affairs of the Government. Civil Hospitat Jau compelled to art this. Excellmay's official of proval of the tellurid Rules which I propose to send to 8 Wharry for his observance and without which the will I fear not be possible for me to obtam the mescessary information which as Head of the Andical Department Faux entitled to possess
Freuse the Four to be
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Your obedient Servlet. Lgh 1. Mr. C. Auker
Colonial Funzion
Houbre I Llewart,
LLD
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Proposed Rules -
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&pon the daily morning Colonial Surgeons tollee Hospital thee Superintendent-unless unavoidably prevented shall make it his dualiz
to sucel. the Colonial Surgeons at the Catters office
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