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he should be suspended or otherwise dealt with in accordance with Articles 85 and 89 of the Colonial Regulations (Edition 1887).

That he is required to send in before 4 p.m. of Thursday next, the 25th instant any further defence in writing which he may wish to make,

and is allowed, if he chooses, to appear before the said Council and defend himself orally.

the Superintendent, Government Civil Hospital to Colonial Secretary

(Copy)

Government Civil Hospital, Hongkong, 22nd November, 1880,

C.O. 1612

I beg to acknowledge the receipt of Government Order of 20th instant no 2565. I was much astonished at the charges of disobedience brought against me in the first instance, and I do not now understand the decision of the Council.

My sole reason for declining to undertake extra work was ill health.

I have placed 14 years in Hongkong with no limit to exertions on behalf of the Government, but these exertions have left their mark upon me, and I have also suffered severely from climatic disease.

Dr. Ph. B. C. Ayres, Colonial Surgeon

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Enclosure t 17 -276 he should be suspended or otherwise dealt with in accordance with Articles 85 and 89 of the Colonial Regulations (Edition 1887). That he is required to send in before 4 p.m. of Thursday next, the 25th instant any further defence in writing which he may wish to make, and is allowed, if he chooses, to appear before the said Council and defend himself orally. the Superintendent, Government Civil Hospital to Colonial Secretary (Copy) Government Civil Hospital, Hongkong, 22nd November, 1880, C.O. 1612 I beg to acknowledge the receipt of Government Order of 20th instant no 2565. I was much astonished at the charges of disobedience brought against me in the first instance, and I do not now understand the decision of the Council. My sole reason for declining to undertake extra work was ill health. I have placed 14 years in Hongkong with no limit to exertions on behalf of the Government, but these exertions have left their mark upon me, and I have also suffered severely from climatic disease. Dr. Ph. B. C. Ayres, Colonial Surgeon Overexertion ...
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Enclosure t 17 -276 he should be suspended or otherwise dealt with in accordance with Articles 85 and 89 of the Colonial Regulations (Edition 1887). That he is required to send in before 4. p.m. of Thursday next, the 2.5. th instant any further defence in writing which he may wish to wake, and is allowed, if he chooses, to appear said Comcil and defend himself before orally. the daperintendent, Governuweet Civil Hospital to folonial Serpen (Copy) Sling < Government Civil Hospital . Hongkong, 227 November, 11860, C O. 1612 I beg to acknowledge the receipt. of Government Order of 20th instant no 2565. I was much astonished at the charges of disobedience to brought agained we in the first instance, and I do not now understand the decision of the Concil. sole reason for declining My 89% Frederick Stewart, Acting Colonial Sconetary Qeering my I have placed to undertake extra work was ill health. 14 years in Hongkong no limit to exertions on my behalf of the Government, but these _ _ exertions have left their wack upon me, and I have also suffered severely from climatic discare. Dr. Ph. 13. C. Ayres, Colonial Surgeon 70 T Overexertion ury
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Enclosure t

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-276

he should be suspended or otherwise dealt with in accordance with Articles 85 and

89 of the Colonial Regulations (Edition 1887).

That he is required to send in before 4. p.m. of Thursday next, the 2.5. th instant any further defence in writing which he may

wish to wake,

and is allowed, if he chooses, to appear

said Comcil and defend himself

before orally.

the

daperintendent, Governuweet Civil Hospital to folonial Serpen

(Copy)

Sling

< Government Civil Hospital .

Hongkong, 227 November, 11860,

C O.

1612

I beg to acknowledge the receipt. of Government Order of 20th instant no 2565. I was much astonished at the charges

of disobedience to brought agained we in the first instance, and I do not now understand the decision of the Concil.

sole reason for declining

My

89% Frederick Stewart,

Acting Colonial Sconetary

Qeering my

I have placed

to

undertake extra work was ill health.

14

years in Hongkong no limit to exertions on

my

behalf of the Government, but these _ _ exertions have left their wack upon

me, and I have also suffered severely from climatic discare.

Dr. Ph. 13. C. Ayres,

Colonial Surgeon

70

T

Overexertion

ury

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