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Proceedings of a Medical Board assembled at the

Civil Hospital on the 12th. November 1915 by order of the Governor for the purpose of examining and reporting upon the

present state of health of Mr. Benjamin James, Assistant

Master, Queen's Dollege.

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(DR. V. V. M. Kook

Members

(DR. G. E. Aubrey

The Board having assembled pursuant to order,

proceed to examine the above-named officer and find that he

is at present suffering from delirium tremens which developed

subsequently to his admission to hospital on the 9th. November.

He complained of diarrhoea on admission, but on the afternoon

of the 10th. Hovember he became the subject of delusions as

for example, he stated that some one had visited him in the

ward and asked him to have a game of billiards, which was

untrue.

Further, he stated to the Board to-day that he is

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in Pekin now, having arrived yesterday by the Siberian route.

The Board are of opinion that his present

condition of health le due to alcoholism.

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(sd.) J . T. 0. Johnson

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M. Kook

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