CO129-262 - Governor Sir Robinson Acting Governor O-Brien - 1894 [1-4] — Page 141

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whary, my predecessor, advised him to try and give up the habit, telling him at the same time that he would give him some medicine to cure him.

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opinion he is ... another ten years if careful.

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For Whary, my predecessor, advised him to try and give up the habit, telling him at the same time that he would give him some medicine to cure him.

I lok tried for some time, day and night, and had such severe diarrhoea that he had to give up the experiment, and he has never attempted it since.

Present Condition. I examined him on the 18th instant and find him a fairly well-preserved man for his years of age. All his healthy organs are in good condition, and there is no sign of any disease.

In my opinion, he is likely to live another ten years if careful.

He is leaving for C02:00 Cikalien. I think he is our senior European Wardmaster. We are at the end of this term, and I have spoken so highly of a man that I intend recommending that the Government allow us to employ him again until the successor to the Senior Wardmaster can be obtained from England.

For over six years, personally, I have known I lok for many years and have always found him ready for duty in the middle of the night, ready for any emergency whether at day time or night. He has very frequently been called up in the night to receive patients. He is, for a man of his station, wonderfully intelligent, and capable in life.

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