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Enclosure 5.

Hongkong, 30th June, 1913.

saltub ebær don aтow atnomorrazem to atnemtautba

SNOW HOW robbin to atromertasem fla Juď adтow to 2887gonq

.nnoidalısv Ils to egalwaıb no obam show sofon bra

qur Xrow at beɗalw toɗal* .TM BORI at virao ned.

tanit ødt bra jos ob of borolls ton saw en atnemowizzer erit

.siel tamuk mi sær barf að yðinutroqqo

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„SIEI,tanquA MUŠI betrada arw dnendarLBA

theloittue ton bad er eoer,visunat d‡0% of qu

erit rot adnometragem vidtnom ald gir dтow YITO qorq od omit

.atrodas Ianlt to eaoqing

nadst as tositnoo nerw‚[fer ‚emist MJCI MOTI

tnerysq fanit tot aturgos tar¿bs of omit on bar ed revo

.avoɗa na ‚SSPI,temmuë disi Ikims

-Ionsup to anotanomik the exist of "Ino don war aH

.Illd has tomijada bna aşnizaupa Xosɗo at and cott

This is to certify that I have this day examined

Mr. H. G. Fisher.

He complains of feeling tired and generally unfit

for his full work.

His weight at present is 148 lbs, which is about

10 lbs. below his normal figure.

He informs me that he has been five years at

work in the Colony without leave.

On examination I find no signs of actual disease.

In my opinion Mr. Fisher's condition is due to

his long stay in this climate without a break.

I recommend that he be granted leave to proceed

to Europea for six months at least, or a year if possible.

sd.

1. L. Martyn Lobb

M.S. (Lond.), F.R.C.S.(Eng.)