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Memorandum from the Principal Civil Medical Officer.

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A. The constitution of the Colonial Medical Staff was fully considered by the Committee appointed by His Excellency Sir W. Robinson to enquire into the Medical Department and in their report dated April 1895 and signed by

Thos. A. Knott, Deputy Inspector General R.N.

A. F. Preston, Surgeon Colonel, A.M.S.

A. McConachie.

Thurburn.

Cantlie, M.A., M.B., F.R.C.S., &c.

the appointment of a Medical Officer of Health was recommended. They stated that if this was done the existing staff would be sufficient to meet the ordinary requirements of the Colony.

The Medical Officer of Health for the Colony was appointed on my recommendations in 1895, see C.O. No.1246/95.

One Medical Officer of Health is in my opinion and in that of the Committee quite sufficient for the ordinary requirements of the Colony.

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446 Memorandum from the Principal Civil Medical Officer. COPY A. The constitution of the Colonial Medical Staff was fully considered by the Committee appointed by His Excellency Sir W. Robinson to enquire into the Medical Department and in their report dated April 1895 and signed by Thos. A. Knott, Deputy Inspector General R.N. A. F. Preston, Surgeon Colonel, A.M.S. A. McConachie. Thurburn. Cantlie, M.A., M.B., F.R.C.S., &c. the appointment of a Medical Officer of Health was recommended. They stated that if this was done the existing staff would be sufficient to meet the ordinary requirements of the Colony. The Medical Officer of Health for the Colony was appointed on my recommendations in 1895, see C.O. No.1246/95. One Medical Officer of Health is in my opinion and in that of the Committee quite sufficient for the ordinary requirements of the Colony. In
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V 446 Memorandum from the Prince_ pal livil Medical Officer. COPY A. The constitution of the Colonial Medical Staff was fully considered by the Committee appointed by His Excellency Sir W. Robinson to enquire into the Medical Department and in their report dated April 1895 and signed by Thos. A. Knott, Deputy Inspector General R.N. A. F. Preston, Surgeon Colonel, A. M. S. A. McConachie. Thurburn. Cantlie, M.A. M.B. F.R.C.S. &c. the appointment of a Medical Officer of Health was recommended. They stated that if this was done the existing staff would be sufficient to meet the ordinary requirements of the Colony. The Medical Officer of Health for Colony was appointed on my recommendations inh895, see C.5.0. No.1246/95. One Medical Officer of Health is in my opinion and in that of the Committee quite sufficient for the ordinary require- ments of the Colony. In f
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446

Memorandum from the Prince_

pal livil Medical Officer.

COPY

A. The constitution of the Colonial Medical Staff was fully

considered by the Committee appointed by His Excellency Sir

W. Robinson to enquire into the Medical Department and in their

report dated April 1895 and signed by

Thos. A. Knott, Deputy Inspector General R.N.

A. F. Preston, Surgeon Colonel, A. M. S.

A. McConachie.

Thurburn.

Cantlie, M.A. M.B. F.R.C.S. &c.

the appointment of a Medical Officer of Health was recommended.

They stated that if this was done the existing staff

would be sufficient to meet the ordinary requirements of the

Colony.

The Medical Officer of Health for Colony was appointed

on my recommendations inh895, see C.5.0. No.1246/95.

One Medical Officer of Health is in my opinion and in

that of the Committee quite sufficient for the ordinary require-

ments of the Colony.

In

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