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proposed by Mr Green, but subject to concurrence of Sir X Blake, this staff may be placed when the whole on estimates for - financial position, including laxes, is before the $ of $ & expand by desp. observing that seems no necessity to provide quarters or house allowance for the East Surgeons are these scheme, O abolished under the new No. 264. J Hongkong. 29313 Inspes, ence C sterling that 15609 as to sterling referring to desh on the doctors; & suggest salames shd be provided for the first class inspectors, refg to has 23 of desk of 13 June, print herewith as to pämt their salaries ; [observe that new taxation will clearly meet this extend te, & be required on seu as a considerable thught part of it consists of seeing that houses are kept in sanitary con-dition which owners of houses, Maisha beiter M till west Mr Kayal which A has prom very short a considerable pa of the taxation might be made to fall on such owners see also Mr Green's minute ked A) (marke on. 29211. Let me see telegram a clespatch C.P.d 13 at once losure.
sir, 412 C 29943 Goverment House, 22 Hongkong, 20th. June, 1902. With reference to my Despatch No.260 of the 19th. instant, I have the honour to submit for your consideration a statement of the estimated cost for the special Plague Staff, the establishment of which is recommended by Professor Simpson in his second Memorandum on Plague Prevention dated 20th. March, 1902, paragraph 29.
2. The necessity for such a Staff has already been recognised, for such a Staff has been in fact employed in a greater or less degree since the outbreak of Plague in 1894. It will I believe conduce to economy if a smaller and better trained Staff is provided for on the Estimates for the year, as long as the recurrence of Plague necessitates such provision, instead of employing, as has been done this year and last year, a very large temporary Staff engaged each year as the occasion arose. The notes to the proposed establishment show the reductions in the number of Temporary Inspectors which the establishment of a Permanent Staff will, it is hoped, render possible.
The Staff set out in the enclosure hereto has been approved by Professor Simpson, with the exception that he recommended five Chinese Doctors trained in Western Medical
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,
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proposed by Mr Green, but
? tel that subject to concurrence of Sis X Blake, this staff may
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be placed when the whole
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before the $ of $ & expand by desp. observing that seems no
necessity
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Hongkong.
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that
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the doctors;
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salames shd be provided for the first
class inspectors, refg to has 23 of desk of 13 June, print herewith as to
pämt
their salaries ; [observe that new taxation will clearly meet this extend te, &
be
required
to
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a considerable pa of the taxation might be made to fall
on such owners
see also Mr Green's minute ked A)
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on. 29211.
Let me see telegram
a clespatch C.P.d
13 at once
losure.
sir,
412
C
29943
Goverment House,22
Hongkong, 20th. June, 1902.
With reference to my Despatch No. 260
of the 19th. instant, I have the honour to submit for your
consideration a statement of the estimated cost for the special
Plague Staff, the establishment of which is recommended by
Professor Simpson in his second Memorandum on Plague Preven-
tion dated 20th. March, 1902, paragraph 29.
2.
The necessity for such a Staff has already
been recognised, for such a Staff has been in fact employed
in a greater or less degree since the outbreak of Plague in
1894. It will I believe conduce to economy if a maller and
better trained Staff is provided for on the Estimates for
the year, as long as the recurrence of Plague necessitates
such provision, instead of employing, as has been done this
year and last year, a very large temporary Staff engaged each
year as the occasion arose. The notes to the proposed establish-
ment show the reductions in the number of Temporary Inspectors
which the establishment of a Permanent Staff will, it is hoped,
render possible.
The Staff set out in the enclosure hereto
has been approved by Professor Simpson, with the exception
that he recommended five Chinese Doctors trained in Western
Medical
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,
80...
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