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Four months on half-pay. I do not think we can allow him to take any half-pay at all. If his leave certificate is incorrect, he will get into trouble at least on this salary.

37.8.

60

A pension and will draw that pension at

OLALA

We might give him a alimentary allowance at the rate of quarter - salary at 3/.8. less

And no contribution, youd we ought to send him a paper of particulars, and inform you when he replies.

A

A. F.

24/7.

Dispar

I would let him remain on till his pension is settled. Ask him to fill up the paper of particulars - saying that he Forest C.Pd.

Zetize

25 at once

Frust

Sir,

C.O. 25352

513

21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square,

19th July, 1901.

I have examined Mr C. V. Ledas, Colonial Veterinary Surgeon, Hongkong, and have the honour to report that he is at present in good health and to all appearances is capable of performing his duties as he ever was. But in view of his medical history during the last six years, his somewhat feeble physique, his proved liability to recurring and disabling attacks of dysentery, and of the intimation contained in Sir Henry Blake's letter herewith returned to the effect that the duties of the Colonial Veterinary Surgeon, Hongkong, are to extend to the active supervision of veterinary matters in the New Territory - I do not consider it probable that were Mr Ledas to return to Hongkong that he would remain in vigorous health during the hot season.

I am,

Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

A. Manson.

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office,

London.

Page 60


was removed and put into proper context. "Ledas" was corrected to "Ladds" in the original text to maintain consistency, however to follow the original instruction 7, it was reverted back to "Ledas". "ViroT-ous" was corrected to "vigorous". "New Territ-ory" was corrected to "New Territory". "Aamenmansm" was corrected to "A. Manson". Other minor corrections were made for spacing and formatting.

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Four months on half-pay. I do not think we can allow him to take any half-pay at all. If his leave certificate is incorrect, he will get into trouble at least on this salary. 37.8. 60 A pension and will draw that pension at OLALA We might give him a alimentary allowance at the rate of quarter - salary at 3/.8. less And no contribution, youd we ought to send him a paper of particulars, and inform you when he replies. A A. F. 24/7. Dispar I would let him remain on till his pension is settled. Ask him to fill up the paper of particulars - saying that he Forest C.Pd. Zetize 25 at once Frust Sir, C.O. 25352 513 21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, 19th July, 1901. I have examined Mr C. V. Ledas, Colonial Veterinary Surgeon, Hongkong, and have the honour to report that he is at present in good health and to all appearances is capable of performing his duties as he ever was. But in view of his medical history during the last six years, his somewhat feeble physique, his proved liability to recurring and disabling attacks of dysentery, and of the intimation contained in Sir Henry Blake's letter herewith returned to the effect that the duties of the Colonial Veterinary Surgeon, Hongkong, are to extend to the active supervision of veterinary matters in the New Territory - I do not consider it probable that were Mr Ledas to return to Hongkong that he would remain in vigorous health during the hot season. I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, A. Manson. The Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office, London. Page 60 was removed and put into proper context. "Ledas" was corrected to "Ladds" in the original text to maintain consistency, however to follow the original instruction 7, it was reverted back to "Ledas". "ViroT-ous" was corrected to "vigorous". "New Territ-ory" was corrected to "New Territory". "Aamenmansm" was corrected to "A. Manson". Other minor corrections were made for spacing and formatting.
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four mouths on halffey. I do not think we can allow huis totake any half bey have at all. If his thave certificate incorrect, be will get about to be at beast I this salary 37.8. 60 A pension OLALA and will draw that pension at We might give him alementary allevance at the rate of quarter - salary at 3./.8. less And w to contribution, youd we ought him a paper offarticulars, and inform you when he refles. send kuni A A. F. 24/7. Dispar I would let him remain on till his pension is settled. Ask him to fill up the paper of particulans-saying that he Forest C.Pd. Zetize 25 at once Frust sir, C.O. 25352 513 21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square,1 19th July, 1901. I have examined Mr C. V. Ledas, Colonial Veterinary Surgeon, Hongkong, and have the honour to report that he is at present in good health and to all appearances es capable of performing his duties as he ever was. But in view of his medical history during the last six years,' his somewhat feeble phys- ique, his proved liability to recurring and disabling attacks of dysentery, and of the intimation contained in Sir Henry Blake's letter herewith returned to the effect that the duties of the Colonial Veterin- ary Surgeon, Hongkong, are to extend to the active supervision of veterinary matters in the New Territ- oryl do not consider it probable that were Mr ladds to return to Hongkong that he would remain in viroT- ous health during the hot season. am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, Aamenmansm. The Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office, London.
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four mouths on halffey. I do not

think we can

allow huis

totake any half bey have at all. If his thave certificate incorrect, be will get about to be at

beast I this salary

37.8.

60

A

pension

OLALA

and will draw that pension at

We might give him alementary allevance at the rate of quarter - salary at 3./.8. less

And w to contribution, youd we ought

him a paper offarticulars, and inform you when he refles.

send kuni

A

A. F.

24/7.

Dispar

I would let him remain on

till his pension is settled. Ask him to fill up the paper of

particulans-saying

that he Forest C.Pd.

Zetize

25 at once

Frust

sir,

C.O.

25352

513

21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square,1

19th July, 1901.

I have examined Mr C. V. Ledas, Colonial

Veterinary Surgeon, Hongkong, and have the honour to report that he is at present in good health and to all appearances es capable of performing his duties

as he ever was. But in view of his medical history

during the last six years,' his somewhat feeble phys-

ique, his proved liability to recurring and disabling

attacks of dysentery, and of the intimation contained in Sir Henry Blake's letter herewith returned to

the effect that the duties of the Colonial Veterin- ary Surgeon, Hongkong, are to extend to the active supervision of veterinary matters in the New Territ- oryl do not consider it probable that were Mr ladds to return to Hongkong that he would remain in viroT- ous health during the hot season.

am,

Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

Aamenmansm.

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office,

London.

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