7 468
2:
previous statementé
I. 1875, I did the whole of
1
Surgeons work and my assistant, but this
of the Colonial
own lot, without
required, an extraordinary
effort, which I should not care to make again,
and which, moreover,
is now unnecessary
Mh Marques' help being available.
At the end of four months the Colonial
Surgeon, at the end of four
months' half working will be the disposal of the
A
Government to provide extra help if required.
B"
6" - So regards
emolument
my half
pay for one month is not much"
The pecuniary advantages of
the
appointment are, indeed, not very great, but
promotion, of which Atté Cums
the temporary frustration of
takes no account whnever is
important. As
it is
considerable
To withhold the emoluments, such as
10
from
thing-
one, is a matter which merely
affects my pocket, and in a
but slight degree,
10 from the vacant office
and bestowing it on the first-
the first outsider and
youngest practitioner in the place, touches
my reputation, both professional and official
C. I regret
a substitute. I am left.
Minute by Colonial
Surgeon 31st March
D
left Minute by Governor
by the regulation, to do the best I
can for myself in finding a substitute,
with the approval of the Government as far as I can without loss
and as
Surgeon 31
Rule 133 provides that
vacation, leave
"the office absenting himself
must, with the concurrence of the Governor, make such
arrangements as
are necessary for
the adequate discharge of his duties, without cost to the
Government."
This rule, like all others, is clearly meant
to be interpreted and acted upon
in an equitable spirit, and in accordance with the customs and precedents of the Colony
and Department
to use it as
no office being permitted to shield itself from injustice, and injury
to his knowledge:
I believe it is
a rule
of the Services
(though perhaps not in writing) not to bring
outsiders unless it is absolutely
necessary
or unavoidable in the interest of the Public, and
for precedents, I did the duties before Mr. Le Fleur
came to the Colony, and again when he was
absent from it
with
the
Mr. Clynes
On
the
only time
communication
held any subject of doing his work told me he was going
on leave) and when he was about to
forward
letter of 29th May with his minute upon
it, I told him I
was quite ready to do this work and see him clear of expenses, but he refused to pay any
1
attention.
7 468
2:
previous statementé
I. 1875, I did the whole of
1
Surgeons work and my ussiskiner, but this
of the Wolonial
own lov, without
required, an extraordinary
effort, which I should not oure to make again,
and which more over
is now u
untcessary
Mh Marques help being available.
end of four months the Molonial
Besitie at the end of four
durgan's half working will be the disposts of the
A
Government to provide extra help if reed dr
B"
6" - So regards
emolument
my half
pay for one month is not much"
The precumory actorentages off
the
noting.
appointment-are, indeed, not very great, but
prametion, of which. Atte Cums
the temporary framedion, off
takes no account wohnberer is
importeter As
cre
에
considerable
To with hold the emoluments, such as
10
from
thing-
ome, is a matter which merely
affects my pocket, ands in a
but 15 coluite
slight degree,
10 from the vacant office
and beaton it on the first-
the first outaider and
youngest practitioner in the place, tōnches
my reputation, both professional and officiat
C. Vio regorits
a substitute. I com left.
Menute liry Resional
Sunglon 3thrille
D
left Minute by bolamak
by the regulation, to do the bust I
can for myjoelf in finding a substitute,
with the approval of the Government far as I can without lose
and as
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Surgeon 31
Kule 133 punotār
vacation, leavs
"the office absenting himsetty
sanation.
must, with the concurrence) or to
of the Governor hours, mods, such
-ments as
anu
be
arrange
the adequate. exessary for
discharge of his duties, without cost to the
:)
This rutes like, all others is clearly meant
to be interpreted) and, acted, one
and equitable spirit, and) in accordance, with the customs and precedents off the botong
and Department
to use it as
ر
no office being permitted, a shidds for injustice, and injury
to his ankleage:
I believe it is
a rule
the Services
(though perhaps 11 muretion: not to bring
outsisters unless it is absolutely.
cessory
unavoidable in the interest of the Public, and
-
for precedents, I did the duties before Mr.legrez
*
Dame to the Holony, and agorins the
The has ever been, absent from it
with
the
Mr. Clynes
On
the
only time.
communication
held any subject of doing his work told me he was going
Reave) and when he was about to
forward
lotter of 29th Mary with his minute upor
Ana
my. it, I told him I
quite ready to de This work and see him clear of expenses, but he refused to pay any
1
attention..
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