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He knew that he would have to complain about the Doctor before and his first endeavour yesterday was to object to the latest change. He has become unusually scrupulous and considerate for the practitioners under him, since he left in 1878 with the option of doing his work himself or requesting assistance for a man to like his place who was well known to be quite unfit for the position. And I consider the objections he has made are simply frivolous excuses.
January 22nd 1880.
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Colonial Surgeon
Government Order
The Governor
The following order of His Excellency on letter of 22nd of January 1880 from the Colonial Surgeon is communicated to him for his information and guidance.
Immediate.
I regret that Dr. Wharry should show a disposition not to carry out the Legge's instructions. I trust there may be no further delay in having the instructions of the Head of the Department carried into effect.
To C. Marsh
23rd January
1880
Colonial Secretary
Plc
C. O.
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Hongkong 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 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 works of the Hospital.
I have the honor to be,
Your obedient Servant,
J. O. J. Wharry
M. M. C. S. Superintendent
Colonial Surgeon
This is a most serious matter, and I must 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 Wharry's case. I have to often had occasion to differ with Dr. Wharry on the subject of his being overworked and this is tantamount to an accusation of injustice on some part.
In the meanwhile I have no doubt I can procure the services of Dr. Marques who is a ... of Dublin to do duty during Dr. Wharry's indisposition.
February 16th 1880
Colonial Surgeon
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He knew that he would have charge mouther before and his first friseurs yesterday was rest- to complain about. the Dorpilat but to object- to lating change. He has become unusually - pulous and considerate for the pralcents under him, since he left- 1878 witte the option
deru-
same
of doing his work mughelf or equesting -tion for a
a man to like his place who was well known to be quite unfit for the position And I consider the objections he has made.
are
simply frivolous excesses.
January 22nd 1880.
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Colonial Surgion
Government Order
the Governor
The following ordon of this Excallmey
on letter of 22nd of January 1860 from the Colonial Surgeon is communicated to him for his information and guidance.
Immediate.
shew a
Jeegret. Heat Dr. Whorey should desposition not to carry out. It' legees' instructions. I trust there may be ew,
be ew featter delay in hawing the instructions of the Head of the Departament carried into effect-
ted to & Marsh
23rd January
1820
Colonial Secretary
Pla
C. 0.
16039
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Gongkong 16th February 1880
Lin
I have the honor to informs
Cleat Jam
you
suffering from extrauition from overwork and Jam unable to performs my duties. I beg
Meare
for to request that If onay be graulest fourteen. absence and I shall be glad of you
leave
days
of will be good mough to make arrangements for the carrying on
of the works of the Hos,
thee Hospitate Thave the honor lobe
Lar
Your obedunt Servant- 4. O. J. Wharry Ind M. M. C. Angers Superintendent -
Colonial Surgeon
This is a mool-derious matter, and I must request. theat this Excellency the Goverun will late the matter into consideration and if he should see fit; to appoint a Board to examine into Blharry's case. I have to oftece had occasion to differ witte B. Wheworry
over
on the subject of his being worked that this is tantamount to an ac-
-cusation of injustice
on sung part
In the meanwhile I have no doubt Tean Procure the services of Dr Marques who is a
8 cи т.д. of Dublin to do duty during Dr Wharry's indis -position
tech. Ph. By @Aurs.
February 16th 1200
Colonial Lurgion
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