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The Superintendent shall report the number and nature of the cases admitted during the previous twenty-four hours and with reference to cases of special interest shall bring the particulars of such cases to the knowledge of the Colonial Surgeon and to afford him the opportunity of inspecting the same. All cases of surgical operations performed or proposed to be performed shall be brought to the knowledge of the Colonial Surgeon at the earliest convenient time.
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In consultation cases the Superintendent shall not call in extraneous medical assistance unknown to the Colonial Surgeon who is the only proper consulting officer of this Hospital and who shall therefore in every instance be communicated with first.
The Superintendent shall report daily to the Colonial Surgeon on the occasion of his morning visit to the Hospital any incident of interest or importance connected with the sick or the attendants or the general administration of the Hospital that may have transpired during the previous twenty-four hours so that the Colonial Surgeon may be fully cognisant of all that has passed from day to day and thus be able to report to Government without delay.
Colonial Surgeon
I certainly cannot sanction these rules suggested for Dr Wharry's guidance without giving that gentleman an opportunity of reading them and expressing his opinion on them. Let him therefore report on their feasibility and furnish any information he may possess.
To J.P.X.
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For the Colonial Surgeon to submit a report from Dr Wharry
No 910
4th Aug 1880.
To J.S.
Colonial Secretary's Office
Hongkong 31st July 1880
Referring to the last paragraph in my letter of the 17th instant, I have the honor by direction of the Governor to enquire whether His Excellency is to understand that the personal questions you have been asked have been dropped and the charges you laid against Dr Wharry definitely raised.
I have the honor to be
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The Superintendent shall report the
number and nature of thee cases admitted during the previous hiculy four hours und with reference to cases of thecial interest shall bring the particulaes of such cases to the knowledge of the Colonial Surgion and to afford lum the opportunity of inspecting thetamen lele cases of surgical operations per- formed or proposed to be performed
the Superintendent shall be brought big to the knowledge of the Colonial
Surgeon at thee earliest Convecicent.
Aconceite
In consallations cases the Superin- -lendent shall not call in extraneous medical assistance, mukumon to the Colonial Surgion who is the only proper consulting offien of thir Hospital and who shall therefore
in every instance, be communicated with first-
The Superintendent thall report daily to the Colonial Surgion on the ocear sion of his morning visit to the Hospilat any insident of intrest or importance commuctest will thin sick, or the attendants, or the General aduciciistration of the Hospilat
have Menspired during
that may
the previous homely four hours so teat the Colonical Surgeon bung be fully comeinsant- of all theat
Passes from day to siary and this be able the successity arising to
report to Government-without- delasy.
Colonial Luegion
I certainly cannst cauction these rules suggested for 8 Wharry's guidance with- out giving that gentleman am opportunity
of reading them and expressing his
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opinion on Let him therefore report on their for any information
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Vet J.S.
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Colonial Lecretary's Office
Hongkong 312 July 1280
Adverting to the lush paragraph in my belties of the 17the instant. I have the honor by a desire of the Governor to enquire whether this Excellency is to understand that the personal questions You Grave been dropped and the changes you luid against. Dr Wharry definitity with
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I have the hour to be
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