the 829 of the 13th instant I have the honor by direction of the Governor to inform you that on the whole His Excellency makes out a case for the increased staff being asked for, It will be therefore inserted in the Medical Establishment—under the head "temporary and provisional" until His Excellency can ascertain the decision of Lord Kimberly on the subject.
As to the rather vague charges of insubordination brought by you against Dr. Wharry His Excellency thinks they ought to be dropped. Of course if you persist in pressing them His Excellency will give his best consideration to whatever you may produce but His Excellency must deprecate the frivolous and personal questions only.
I have the honor to be,
Your most obedient Servant,
Frederick Stewart,
Acting Colonial Secretary.
Dr. Bayles,
Colonial Surgeon,
Government Civil Hospital, Hongkong
31st July 1880
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 30th of the instant with reference to the complaint I felt it incumbent on me to make about Dr. Wharry.
I do so with considerable regret because the previous communications with which His Excellency had favoured me in reply to similar complaints and the reports of D'O'Brien and Surgeon General Macpherson C.B. had not prepared me for its being under the circumstances countenanced and in the difficulty which I still labour in conducting the affairs of the Government Civil Hospital I have been compelled to seek His Excellency's official approval of the enclosed rules which I propose to send to Dr. Wharry for his observance and without which I fear it will not be possible for me to obtain the necessary information on which as Head of the Medical Department I am entitled to possess.
I have the honor to be,
Your obedient servant,
C. C. (likely "C. C. Reger" or similar, but the name is cut off) is assumed to be Dr. C. Reger,
Colonial Surgeon.
Herb. J. Stewart (likely "H. J. Llewellyn Stewart" or similar, but the name is slightly different from the first letter),
Acting Colonial Secretary
Proposed Rules.
Upon the daily morning visit of the Colonial Surgeons to the Hospital the Superintendent unless unavoidably prevented shall make it his duty to attend the Colonial Surgeon at the latter's office
instant and any reply theme to (the 829 of the 13th instant I have the horror by direction of thue Governor to inform you thous on the Whole His Excellency Munks of Wharny hus
nade out a case for the mercased staff be asked for, It will be therefore inserted in the undical Establishescent-under the head "temporary and provisional untit His this Excellway
con ascertain then Prision of Lord Kimberly
on the subject-
As to the rattur vaque charges of insubordination brought by you against The Wharry His Excellency thinks thing
ought to be dropped
Of course of you persist in pressing them His Excellency will give his best-
Consideration to whatever cordia
Gou
may produce bat. His Excellency musts the frorsonal questions onay
I have ble shown lot
Lis
Your most obedies. Servant. the Frederick Llewart.
Act & Colonial Secretares
Bayles
Colonical Surgeon
Lis
Government. Civil Hospital "Hongkong 31th July 1280
I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt. of your
beller of thee of the instant with reference to the complaint I felt it Iccenfurt deely to make about I Whewery.
my
>
کچھ
t
79427
Inde di conbets wille considerables
regret because the previous communications witte which His Excellency had favoured. que in reply to similar complaints and the reports of D'O'Brien and Defreleg Lurgeon General Mackcimen C.B. had not. Grepared.
for its bor
under the firement. Cercount lances and in the difficully which I still labour in conducting the affairs of the Government Civil Herpulate Jave compelled to lick thes Excellency's official approval of the encloud rules which I propose to send to Dr. Wharry for his observance and without which if - will I fear out- be possible for me to obtain the acsacssary informale
on which as Head of the Inedical Department Jam vititled. to possess
I have the honor to be Les.
sation
Your obedient servant. ogd Doh Dr. C. Reger.
Colonial Surgeon.
Herb. I. Llewart, 19
leet. Colonial Secretary
Proposed Rules.
repon the daily exorning wivil of the Colonial Surgeons to the Hospital the Superintendent unless unavoidably prevented shall make it his duty to aunt the Colonial Surgeon at the lasters office
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.