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(4) This charge is not correct in that I had no order from the Colonial Surgeon forbidding me to have Alcoholic liquor on the premises, I had an order from Dr. Lowson to that effect which I admit having disobeyed. (5) I have not been unfit for duty except on two occasions once I was suffering from a very severe attach of dyspepsia, on another I was suffering
from fever, on both occasions I was admitted to the hospital and on both
occasions I remained there one week.
With reference to the order mentioned in
Charge No. 4. I would respectfully beg to draw the attention of the
Government to the lonely and monotonous life that a Lunatic attendant
leads more especially in Hong-Kong, and considering that I have been
on many occasions without an assistant, when I have had to sonsider
myself on duty day and night, at such times I consider it quite reason
able to take a little stimulant.
In refering to the evidence of Wong
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Hing His statement that I said the patient was trying to hang herself
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is not true. What I did say was has this girl made any further attempt to hang herself. Further Wong Hing did not ask me for the key the amah
came to me for it, I told her, as I had often done before, that she ought
not to leave her key in the door, either inside or outside, it is a very
bad practice.
With regards to Mckillops evedence I was
not in his room as stated at 7 p. m. and 11 p. m. but at 6 p. m. for about
10 minutes only.
I would also like to draw the attention
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