as the whole beneficial six months
Mr Tooker were
as of
only get
a
gratuity;
in
order to retire
this year
are
already
now he would
or so he would have
to be
Pensioned
P.C.M. 8/9
& Mr. Manson says
that
Mr. Tooker "is now well", and
£4007
430
free 0 SEP 19
21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square,
7th September, 1899.
regard it as permanent, though he
may return to
that
Tui
every
I leave free to
was
a
certain special case,
after all be paid in a lump
I am inclined
and to inform him that
Dr Manson has reported, as in the first pane; of their letter,
In her report another mention
of his letter, which will explain
regarding the granting of their request
explaining why.
camp for...
Sir,
I have today examined Mr H. P. Tooker and
have the honour to report that, in my opinion, he is
not permanently incapacitated from performing the
duties of Executive Engineer in the Public Works
Department, Hongkong.
Mr Tooker was insane for several
months. He is now well,
but I cannot undertake to
affirm that his recovery is permanent. He is a man
of an excessively nervous temperament and one who is
likely, in my opinion, to again break down under the
strain of work and responsibility.
He has lately undergone an operation
on his eye. He informs me that his surgeon requires
another month before treatment is complete. I would
recommend an extension of his leave to this extent.
I am,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
Brichmanson
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office, London.
as the whole beneficial six months
hur Tooker were
as of
only get
a
gratuity;
in
O
to retire
year
are
already
now he would
or so he would have
to be
Pensioned
P.C.M.
8/9
& haus says
that
het. I. " is now well", and
£4007
430
میزنم
free 0 SEP 19
21 Queen Aane Street, Cavendish Square,
7th Sept4mber, 1899.
revorg i permanent, ther
though he court
ry that
Tui
evely
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waz
a
Crain speciales,
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C
in is badh a case for
I add be inclined
and to inform him that br
b
Lagu Dr wanson has reporter, cte: as in the frin pane; of their letta,
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his lear, which will exterann
arding te cranted their witting
-
talerz_ explaining why.
camp for..
sir,
I have today examined Mr H. P. Tooker and
have the honour to report that, in my opinion, he is
not permanently incapacitated from performing the
duties of Executive Engineer in the Public Works
Department, Hongkong.
Mr Tooker was insane for several
months. He is now well,b
but I cannot undertake to
affirm that his recovery is permanent. He is a man
of an excessively nervous temperament and one who is
likely, in my opinion, to again break down under the
strain of work and responsibility.
He has lately undergone an operation
on his eye. He informs me that his surge on req uire,
another month before treatment is complete. I would
rec omme nd an extension of his leave to this extent.
I am)
Sir,
and cap of
72/9
CP2-12 at ou
one
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial office, London.
Brichmanson
Your obedient Servant,
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