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Soalkonų sud (28), Jard of InT-oc on OF on tot el denoqat odlup
PRESTON the mainly danty on of
shi að yfirtotuo bameteif T
བྷིཀྑུ རཱན
Tre
to eauðurte eill' gaibkanen (88 ot
Blog I rant bus (anóttasty ven B
(08 van don unew crasse bewbiemoɔ
WOMANE & DANA on to sins!&T TO NACIJA US
.qninzon eta elég druky ym natusfeb on fort amoo
at bare?ma ad det
hoy el on tart we
jdmonds unw gesɔ und enda bat bienoo I bal
.brere OF roznom mentora den of eqsta nuvet Isɛym svari Morrow I
Ja ́s ngibus;cnuber er
O ob ton bib I
exit brots blueña T
Stiv Jol Bar
ababe no make
‚¤ol ́et? not[o¶ kundadrsini of trow I
Ja teseved ducent & of onorigefor yɗ ylisnoutog exoge
erfoExo e o tisw of sa. [ 8 10" renments of ni
.05 be od qnic.om mi velɔn biove of en
makbmit a not mouset 9 od von gaitnotes
(10 BAY
RTOFO V/R 073 veno od 1970q *** to wo si
warb to patenom ysbceu? na emot at ts! I
að @ [[it ni vaja of benoqqun ma I ftyrod?) isofo1o @ exoted
(onor 25 or Ivaroo or Ina oliw efqong san bus atido ovinosz
and had first to go to the Civil Hospital on Government business
then I had to see patients in both Kowloon and Yaumati, and to
arrange a matter with Dr. Macfarlane at his office; I left
Yaumati about 11.30, and proceeded to Shatin; on my way I called
at the Kowloon New Waterworks to see Mr. Hirst, the Overseer,
whom I had been treating for Malaria; on account of a bridge being washed away, I had to leave my ricksha on this side of the 7th. milestone, and this delayed me; my visit to the Tunnel North Face Camp included a visit to one of the bungalows on the top of the hill to the North of the Tai Po road, to see a European
I had under treatment in his quarters; I then returned to my ricksha, and proceeded to the Tunnel South Face Camp, where I discharged the ordinary duties waiting me there. I got back between four and five o'clock, having been going for close on eight hours without a break and without food of any kind. The sun on that day was broiling; the roads, cut up by the rain-storm that on Sunday followed the typhoon, jolted the ricksha much more than usual; and though I had had no tiffin I was too utterly tired to eat dinner. It was in these circumstances that at 6.30 p.m. I told Mr. Eves I could not start for Tai Po till
the morning.
I started on Wednesday morning, as arranged,
but was astonished to meet Dr. Aubrey at Lokloha on his way from Tai Po. On my expressing surprise that I had not been informed, Dr. Aubrey informed me that he had impressed on Mr. Eves that I should be told of the re-arrangement. No oversight therefore
occurred.
Dr. Aubrey confirmed the diagnosis I had made of Mr. Ross's case, and expressed the opinion that he should come in to the Civil Hospital, but informed me that no launch was available at Tai Po. I thereupon decided that for me to go on would be futile: I wrote to Mr. Ross from Lokloka that I would send a launch, and hurried back to see about it. I spoke
who told me the "Stanley" was that day with the Harbour Master,
at
r
615
RS €20492 07 YoTor any over
** to dinha mda noiw beton stop acuitatorio ord qnibraner
of bØJTow... suh, els de fetsibər! I 2015wtul ball of MuĪDĀ
"Isnoaneq (0%
, Justeni,divf any ysñeoul to paineva oft mi
Is or duro og of am Mus of belfen Bart.i Ale Jung Hs! Juoda
Hthwritrot Tto Paca od on kødet bra Re07 .17 098 0 of
Restelosh ethp asw 1
apw ti gey” .1・ ufor hea
¿
Ceria 1 dolciw
Soalkonų sud (28), Jard of InT-oc on OF on tot el denoqat odlup
PRESTON the mainly danty on of
shi að yfirtotuo bameteif T
བྷིཀྑུ རཱན
Tre
to eauðurte eill' gaibkanen (88 ot
Blog I rant bus (anóttasty ven B
(08 van don unew crasse bewbiemoɔ
WOMANE & DANA on to sins!&T TO NACIJA US
.qninzon eta elég druky ym natusfeb on fort amoo
at bare?ma ad det
hoy el on tart we
jdmonds unw gesɔ und enda bat bienoo I bal
.brere OF roznom mentora den of eqsta nuvet Isɛym svari Morrow I
Ja ́s ngibus;cnuber er
O ob ton bib I
exit brots blueña T
Stiv Jol Bar
ababe no make
‚¤ol ́et? not[o¶ kundadrsini of trow I
Ja teseved ducent & of onorigefor yɗ ylisnoutog exoge
erfoExo e o tisw of sa. [ 8 10" renments of ni
.05 be od qnic.om mi velɔn biove of en
makbmit a not mouset 9 od von gaitnotes
(10 BAY
RTOFO V/R 073 veno od 1970q *** to wo si
warb to patenom ysbceu? na emot at ts! I
að @ [[it ni vaja of benoqqun ma I ftyrod?) isofo1o @ exoted
(onor 25 or Ivaroo or Ina oliw efqong san bus atido ovinosz
and had first to go to the Civil Hospital on Government business
then I had to see patients in both Kowloon and Yaumati, and to
arrange a matter with Dr. Macfarlane at his office; I left
Yaumati about 11.30, and proceeded to Shatin; on my way I called
at the Kowloon New Waterworks to see Mr. Hirst, the Overseer,
whom I had been treating for Malaria; on account of a bridge being washed away, I had to leave my ricksha on this side of the 7th. milestone, and this delayed me; my visit to the Tunnel North Face Camp included a visit to one of the bungalows on the top of the hill to the North of the Tai Po road, to see a European
I had under treatment in his quarters; I then returned to ry ricksha, and proceeded to the Tunnel South Pace Camp, where I discharged the ordinary duties waiting me there. I got back between four and five o'clock, having been going for close on eight hours without a break and without food of any kind. The sun on that day was broiling; the roads, cut up by the rain- -storm that on Sunday followed the typhoon, jolted the ricksha much more than usual; and though I had had no tiffin I was too utterly tired to eat dinner. It was in these circumstances that at 6.30 p.m. I told Mr. Eves I could not start for Tai Po till
the morning.
I started on Wednesday morning, as arranged,
but was astonished to meet Dr. Aubrey at Lokloha on his way from Tai Po. On my expressing surprise that I had not been informed, Dr. Aubrey informed me that he had impressed on Kr. Ives that I should be told of the re-arrangement. No oversight therefore
occurred.
Dr. Aubrey confirmed the diagnosis I had made of Mr. Ross's case, and expressed the opinion that he should come in to the Civil Hospital, but informed me that no launch was available at Tai Po. I thereupon decided that for me to go on would be futile: I wrote to Mr. Ross from Lokloka that I would send a launch, and hurried back to see about it. I spoke
who told me the "Stanley" was that day with the Harbour Master,
at
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