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cases, and a

dispensary

attached to the general. hospital where out-door~ patients of all nationalities obtain drugs and

Can

advice. With the exception brought by the Police, the

of

cases

ses

hospital is not much resorted to by the Chinese for in-door treatment, but it has a considerable and increasing number of out- door patients. The Chinese,

rule, prefer to be

asa

treated

treated by

their

own

17 practitioners

in their own homes,

or in

the Jung Wa hospital which

is, as

Your Lordship is aware, private native institution which has

a

from time to time received encouragement at the hands of Government

by way of donations aggregating

6.

that

an

I

some $100,000.

am

of opinion

attempt should be

made by Government- gradually to popularise

Western