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: argument for obtaining such increase have been considerably lightened by orders; Six G. Women and in fact one now almost entirely performed by Walterque
although he was warned that there was a body lying in the Public Mortuary he is charged with neglect of duty
On 5th instant Dr Ellarques fell sick and at the suggestion of the Colonial Surgeon endeavoured to obtain the services of a Military Surgeon for a few days to undertake such medico-legal work as might devolve on him. There being no Military Surgeon available and I then (on 6th instant) directed that Dr Wharry should be required to perform these duties during the temporary illness of his brother officer, Dr Ellarques. Dr Ellarques, it may be remarked, had undertaken night duties at the Civil Hospital for Dr Wharry, although it formed no part of his duties, during six weeks, the latter being able to pass his night at the Barracks instead of at his quarters at the Hospital.
Dr Wharry on 7th instant in reply refused to undertake those duties stating that he should have been given eight days' notice while awaiting examination.
Dr Wharry is now informed that he is charged with insubordination and disobedience of order without reason or excuse and is hereby required to send in due answer to this charge in writing by next Friday the 12th instant, which answer will be considered by the Governor in Executive Council.
87 Frederick Stewart, Acting Colonial Secretary.
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argument for ebeining ouch increase have been considerably lightowed by orden; Six G. Women and in fact une now almost entirely performed by Wolterquee
although he
was warned that there was a
in the Reblic Mortuary
increase of pay
of
body lying
he is
charged
sick
On 5th instant (rollarques fell & and at the suggestion of the Colonial ~ Sergeon dendeavoured to obtain the services of a Alilitary, Suingeon for: as few days to undertake such medico- "legal work as suight prevent itself. Shere
Military Surgeon available and I then (on leth instant) directed that
should be required to perform
was no el
Qr 11 hany these duties during the temporary, illuess of his brother officer, Drellarques. Qtellarques, it may be remarked, had undertaken night duties at the Eigil Hospital for r Whamy, although it formed us part of his duties, decring six weeks, leccable - the latter to perse his night at the Back instead of at his quarters
quarters at the Hospital. Dr Mharry
on
7th inskrut in
- reply refused to undertake those duties
+
Should hav
been eight
awaiting exaunication.
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Dr Wharry is now informed that
with insubordination
of
reason or ex
T
and disobedience of order without. ~
and is hereby . sufficient
required to send in du answer to this
-tioon on
Friday change in writing by next, the 12th instant, which anewer will be considered by the Governor in Exxecutive Concil.
87 Frederick Stewart,
Acting Colonial Scenetary.
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