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by one medical Officer in health as reported by Drs Mackinnon and O'Brien. This opinion is confirmed by the fact referred to by D. Ayres during Dr Wharry's absence on leave he performed the duties of Superintendent of the Civil Hospital in addition to his own as Colonial Surgeon. If this conclusion be right then it seems to follow that as Dr. Wharry has obtained the professional assistance that he applied for, he cannot have

that on one occasion d

a

-good claim to increase of salary

now that his duties are

lightened

by one half, especially

half, especially as the ___

work to be performed at the bivil

Hospital

Hospital

seem

very

to have increased but

little since 1873.

I have the honour to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's Most Obedient

Humble Servant,

Administrator.