CO129-250 - Acting Governor Barker - 1891 [6-8] — Page 100

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2. After consultation with Dr

I decided that for the good name of the Hospital, and the reputation of the remaining Sisters, it was imperative that, in order to prevent if possible the scandal becoming publicly Known, Miss Browne should be Umoved from the Hospital quickly and quietly as possible. 3. I therefore permitted her to resign funds to enable her to leave the Colong and it was essential to the object mentioned abone that she should not remain

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here, I caused her to be prasided

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with a second class passage England by the German Mail Steamer which left

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4. The incident is a mont unfortunate one, and Jaincerely, trust that the efforts which have been made to prevent the Matter becoming the subject of gossip will be successful, otherwise the ladies remaining at the Hospital will be placed on in extremely uncomfortable position

5 . A reference to the brown Agents' letters reporting the alection of the turses will

show

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