CO129-267 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1895 [4-6] — Page 506

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I informed the unofficial ~ members who have resigned

that I had no

objection to his occupying the same po-

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sition as a medical officer of Health at home, so far. the conditions of the Colony and the present dual control

over

sanitary matters per- mitted. "They, however, pro- fessed to be dissatisfied and sent in their resignations just at the time when there a probability of a

! was a

currence

Currence

of the plaque.

In

view of the unreasonable nature of their demand, I

was

reluctantly compelled to accept their resignations. Their action has excited little

or no interest in this com-

Now

munity, whilst the work of the Sanitary Board, which is

being discharged by the Director of Public Works, ~ Acting Colonial Surgeon, Ast- ing Captain duperintendent of Police, and acting Medical

Officer

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