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patient in the Civil Hospital,

where he still lies in much danger

of

his life.

4.

•A, however;

many

et one will

cases similar to the present,

probably arise, and as

the numbers

of French and Chinese sick and wounded arriving here will

increase, expecially if hostile operations

arre

carried

on

in the

immediate neighbourhood

this Colony,

of

I have the honour-

to solicit definité instructions as to

Your Lordship.

what course Your

desires I should follow

in dealing

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with this question, and as to what restruations, if any, Your Lordship

may

wish

admission

me to place

on the

of the sick or wounded.

of either belligerent into the Government Civil Hospital.

I have the honour to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's Most Obedient

Humble Servant,

5 Bowen

C.

I would ask that your

Lordship's reply to this despatch

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with

ray

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