tropical sun. I myself
Sri George
Mai ther
33!
speak feelingly
on this point from the effects produced by my occasional visits to the Chinese quarter. It is, moreover, on official record that Mr Price, the Surgeon General; Dr Ayres, the Colonial Surgeon; and Mr Deane, the Captain-Superintendent of Police, have suffered from severe sickness on occasions when they have made periodical inspections, similar to those which formed the daily routine of the duties of Mr. Neave. On one of these occasions Dr Ayres
contracted
an attack
of
/325
typhoid fever, which very nearly proved fatal.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient
humble Servant
H. Bowen
August 30th 1883.
Since writing the above, I have received a further communication from your lordship (20/45) on the
same subject of Mr. Neave, to which no special reply seems necessary as the subject has been dealt with in the present despatch.
SPB.
tropical sun. I myseis
Sri Geor
Mai ther
33!
sheak Leelingly
on this point beat. from the effects produced by my vecasional vesits to the thinese quarter. It is, moreover, on official record that Mr Price, the Eurwerpe General; &: Ayres, the Colonial Lungeon; and Mr Deane, the Laptain-Superinte deandu Police, have suffered from severe sickness on occasions when chey have made periodicul inspections, similar to those which formed the daily routine of the duties of Mr. Neaver. On of chese occasions Dr Ayres.
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contractes
contracted an attack
of
/325
typhoid fever, which very nearly proved fatal.
I have the honour to be,
بره
My Land Your Lordship'omostobedient
humble Servant
5 Bowen
August 30th 1883.
bince writing the above, I have received a further communication from your lordship (20/45) on the
Youndchip subject of Mr. Keaver, to which no special reply seems necessary as the subject has been dealt with. in the present despatch.
SPB.
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