CO129-336 - Governor Nathan & Public Offices - 1906 [11-12] — Page 624

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29466

RECEIVED "AUC 06

21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, W.

August 10th, 1906.

Sir,

I have today examined Mr. J. Ahern, Prison Warder, Hong Kong, and have the honour to report that he had acute rheumatic Fever in 1879. Since then he has been subject to rheumatism, more especially since he came to Hong Kong in 1895. Last year he was in hospital on this account for 110 days and this year 63 days.

Since coming home he has suffered a great deal and is now lame in the left leg and in the right hand.

I consider that this man is not likely to recover permanently and that he cannot be relied on to be physically fit at all times to discharge his duties, more particularly in a climate such as that of Hong Kong. I therefore recommend that he be retired from the service.

I am,

Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

Patrick Moran

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office,

London, S.W.

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618 29466 RECEIVED "AUC 06 21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, W. August 10th, 1906. Sir, I have today examined Mr. J. Ahern, Prison Warder, Hong Kong, and have the honour to report that he had acute rheumatic Fever in 1879. Since then he has been subject to rheumatism, more especially since he came to Hong Kong in 1895. Last year he was in hospital on this account for 110 days and this year 63 days. Since coming home he has suffered a great deal and is now lame in the left leg and in the right hand. I consider that this man is not likely to recover permanently and that he cannot be relied on to be physically fit at all times to discharge his duties, more particularly in a climate such as that of Hong Kong. I therefore recommend that he be retired from the service. I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, Patrick Moran The Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office, London, S.W.
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C 0. 618 29466 RECE " AUC 06 21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, W. August 10th, 1906. Sir, I have today examined Mr. J. Ahern, Prison Warder, Hong Kong, and have the honour to report that he had acute heumatism Fever in 1879. Since then he has been subject to rheumatism, more especially since he came to Hong Kong in 1895. Last year he was in hospital on this account for 110 days and this year 63 days. Since coming home he has suffered a great deal and is now lame in the left leg and in the right hand. I consider that this man is not likely to recover permanently and that he cannot be re- lied on to be physically fit at all times to discharge his duties, more particularly in a climate such as that of Hong Kong, 1 therefore rocommend that he be retired from the service. I am, sir, The Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office, London, S. W., Your obedient Servant, Panich Morane.
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29466

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" AUC 06

21 Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, W.

August 10th, 1906.

Sir,

I have today examined Mr. J. Ahern, Prison

Warder, Hong Kong, and have the honour to report

that he had acute heumatism Fever in 1879.

Since then he has been subject to rheumatism,

more especially since he came to Hong Kong in

1895. Last year he was in hospital on this

account for 110 days and this year 63 days.

Since coming home he has suffered a great deal

and is now lame in the left leg and in the

right hand.

I consider that this man is not likely to

recover permanently and that he cannot be re-

lied on to be physically fit at all times to

discharge his duties, more particularly in a

climate such as that of Hong Kong, 1 therefore

rocommend that he be retired from the service.

I am,

sir,

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office,

London, S. W.,

Your obedient Servant,

Panich Morane.

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