CO129-267 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1895 [4-6] — Page 443

of a letter which 2. Ayres

addressed to me on the

has

Subject

and which will no doubt receive

your

attention. A

Among

*

other points which he raises the from and which should be

Carefully considered is question of increasing

decisaaility of increasing

the

the pay of the government Analysts

& Al hospitals in the colony public or private shouldt as suggested by the committed [ page & greport] be rendered

table to inspection and as

far as possible be periodically I inspected; and I should

have thought that medical aid in some form

:

or another

ought to be available at Britis',

Kowloon Where at present.

the report

4

as

states, there is neither

qualified medical practitioner

Nor a dispensary. The training

Emasian neuses under the

Superintendence of

the European sisters should not be lost sight of

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(you are of opinion that

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9. In my desfiatch

the 4th of September last I

have assented to the retirement

on

t

pension of t: Marques. J's. Jordan is as be the case, a valuable opicer

appears

who has done good service to the

government; his case should be treated with all considonation tod it would seem only equita." give him the option of reling stry his private practice his whole time to the government

upon

an increased

presumably

and

Salary

giving

though

he would not be likely

to accept such terms as it would

be feasible to offer

1 I take this

楽

opportunity of

acknowledging the receipt

your despatch No.212. 9

of

the

15th of July enclosing the report

of the canitary superintendent for 189, together with a review the Director

the sas

by

Public Works of

sanitary requirements of the colley