No 1806
Sir,
In reply to your letter No. 388 of the instant, and stating that Dr Wharry reports himself unwell and unable to do the medico-legal work, I have the honour, by direction of the Officer Administering the Government, to inform you that, in accordance with your request the Military Authorities have been asked to delegate one of their medical officers to undertake the duties for the next few days.
A reply from the Assistant Military Secretary to the effect that it is impossible to lend the services of an Army Medical Officer at present has been received, and I am therefore to request you to inform Dr Wharry that, under the circumstances, His Excellency expects him to perform the medico-legal duties for the short time that Dr Marque will be absent.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
Frederick Stewart
Acting Colonial Secretary
Colonial Secretary's Office
Hong Kong 6th November 1886.
Enclosure
No 1806
Sir.
instant,
388
Colonial Secretary's Office Hong Kong 6th
6th November 1886.
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Assistant Military Secretary to the effect that at impossible to lend the services of an Army Medica Officer at present; and, I am
therefore to request
you to inform. Dr Wharry that, conder the circum- stances His Excellency experts him to perform the modico legal duties for the short time that Or marque I have the honour to be.
will be absent.
Dr Jordan
Actz Colonial Lurgeon
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Sis
Your most obedient servant
Frederick Stewart !!
Acting Colonial Secretary
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