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present be limited to_ "obtaining greater accuracy in the certificates issued respect of deaths in

in

the Tung Wa hospital,

as accurate

be

requiring certificates as may possible in respect of

deaths in the Convents,

and encouraging the Chinese generally by persuasion to procure proper certificates . It will be seen that the Colonial Durgeon considers

it

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it necessary that the Chinese practitioners to be appointed

under his scheme should,

when

causes

enquiring.

into the

of deaths, be

accompanied by the district sanitary inspector and his interpreter, or by a police officer and his interpreter, in order to prevent attempts to extort money. A system that requires to be so safeguarded is self

condemned.

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