CO129-387 - Individuals - 1911 — Page 182

Morningside Rond, Edinburgh,

24th January, 1911.

...

Sir,

I have the honour to forward a letter and accompanying papers for your favourable consideration.

I have been in ill health necessitating my retirement from the Government service at the end of 1909.

That the plague epidemic in Hong Kong was a quarter of the intensity it was, is due to the co-operation of the Government and the expert advice I was able to offer.

The newspapers have had a contaminating effect on the present situation, but I hope that my letter will have a favourable effect.

...

Yours faithfully,

[Signature]

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