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be good enough to enlighten me upon the points
First as to the precise meaning you attach to private practice
this constitutes
Second in what way
an offence.
you
And third as to where the rule alluded to is to be found.
If you will kindly assist me to a right understanding on these points I shall be in a better position to reply to your request for further explanations
I have the honor to be
Your obedient Servant
C. J. W. Karry
Ind. Inspector-General
Dr. Ayzer
Colonial Surgeon
Sir,
Government Civil Hospital
dated Jan PS 3rd 1880
I have the honor to forward copies of two letters dated exclusively 29th and 31st ultimo received by me to the Superintendent of the Government Civil Hospital and also his replies thereto
As it appears from the above of these replies that the correspondence might be continued indefinitely without any useful result, I forward it for the consideration of His Excellency the Governor
The Superintendent judging from his better replies both cultivated evidently considers I am exceeding my powers as the Head of the Medical Department in calling his attention to the rule that no Government Official can engage in private practice without special permission from Government - and that I am guilty of necessarily irritating interference with the employment of his leisure hours, this point I submit for the considered decision of His Excellency the Governor
In the last paragraph of the second letter the Superintendent asserts "That I have not recently learned anything which I did not know six years ago, and that I have availed myself personally and for patients official and private, of such skill and experience as he possesses" and "I was aware six years ago, of one patient who used to go to him for advice although his residence in the Hospital locality destroyed, but until the latter part of last year, I was not aware of his engaging in anything like private practice." I have always availed myself of his services in consultation when required it for Government Officials drawing under £400 a year also for any one under my charge confined in Government Establishment I have also called him in to consultations administering chloroform to some of my private patients for which he has received the usual fees, but I did not think I was exceeding my duty in doing this, as consultations are permitted to Army Surgeons, not forbidden private practice
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be good enough to enlighten me upon then pointi
First as to thee freecise meaning you altaste to private practice
this constitutes
Second in what way
an offence.
you
And third as to where the rule allude to is to be found.
If you will kindly assist me to a right understanding on thure points I shall be in a better position to reply to your request. for fultur offlanations
I have the honor toten
Lis
Your obedient Servant.
C. J W karry Ind. Lusserentendent
Dr.Ayzer
Colonial Surgion
Sir
Government. Cusil Hospital. đang trong
Dalit Jan PS 3rd 1880-
I have the honor to forward copies of two letters dalist exfuctionly 29th and 31th ultimes scus. by
me to the Superintendent of the Government - Civil Hospital and also his ca- Flies there to
As it appears from the love of these. reflies that the correspondence might be con tinued in definilety withiout any useful. result. I forward it for thee consideration of His Excellency the Governor
C
The Luperculendent judging from his
better calist Both cultivo widently considers I
am exceding my powers
the Head of thi Medical Department in calling his attention to the Jule that no Government Official can engage in private practice without special. Permission from Government-and that I am quillyy of nescessarily irritating interference with the employment. of his leisure hours, this point I subunit for the codexalio med decision of His Excellency thee Governor
In the last paragraphe of the devel litter the Superinbustent asserts" That. If " have not recculty learned anything which "I did not. know dix years ago, and that I have "availed my self fucrsonally and for patients" "official and private, of such skill and exper - cence as he posaysand" I was aware thetix years ago, of one patient who and to go to him for advice al- his desidence in the Horfilat lality destroyed, but until the batter part of last.
Twas in year. I was not aware of his engaging
or to
anything like private practice. I have always. availed myself. of his services in consultation when Drequired it for Lovernment. Officials deaus ing under £400 a year also for any one under. my charge confined in Government Establishment I have also called him in to consallations Adminler. Celoroform to some of my privoli pratis for which he has received the usual foes, but I did get think I was exceeding my duty in doing this, as consultations are permillist to Areny Lungions, not formilled private fraction,
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