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The Surveyor General to the Colonial Secretary

Surveyor General's Office.

an

increase of admissions

No 42

might be feared

are the Polien

2. April 1880.

Force, Police, Caxes and Dectitutes,

and

av

the number of admissions

from these are to a

great extent

preventable I do not think there is much to dread hence I

repeat that Dr Wharry's

demand for

Rudden

so enormous an

establishment as 110 beds is as

unnecessary

as it is

unreasonable.

Sir

With reference to the

coversion of the present leck Nospital into a General Hospital which has already received the sanction of the secretary of State I beg to call

your attention to two modifications in the original project which it will be necessary to effect

in order to make it complete These are-

The Don : Dr. H. March

Colonial Secretary

tc.