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written opinions of Members of Executive Council.

پھر

10 April, 1895.

I make no remarks on Claning's ease on which he ought

to be heard first if he wishes, but I regret to note that a

great laxity of discipline appears to have prevailed in the

Medical Department. Many of these matters ought to have been

before reported to Government by the Colonial Surgeon who

seems to have taken a great deal of authority upon himself

in pardoning and overlooking offences. Prompt report to

Government saves a great deal of future trouble in a be-

partment.

Signe.. A. M. Thomson.

Acting Treasurer,

(The other members

Siqued only)

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