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22208/1914.

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COL. OFFICE

I beg to acknowledge, with thanks, the letter

from the Department of June the 37th last, and note that two

nurses are required for the Fedical Department of Hong Kong, to

fill the vacancies caused by the expiration of the agreements of

Sisters Anderton and Parkinson.

I am desired by the Committee to say that the matter

is receiving attention, and they hope shortly to recommend to

the Secretary of State suitable candidates to fill these two vacan-

cies, which, they note, are in nudition to the three vacancies

referred to in the letter from the Department of hy the 2nd last,

and for one of which iss . Benson has already been selected.

The Committee much regret to hear that the Principal

Civil Medical Officer has been obliged to report unfavourably regard-

ing the manner in which Sisters Anderton and Parkinson have performed

their duties.

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The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office,

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I am,

sir,

Your obedient servaut,

A. Dn. Anddleton.

Secretary.

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