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COPY.

Hon. Colonial Secretary,

I regret to have to repart as follows with regard

te Mr. Boven Rowlands, At 4.18 p.m. on the 8th. inst., I waS

oslled by Dr. Weedman to see him. He was lying on the fleer of

his offics just behind his desk, as loop. His chair was overturned

behind his. Fearing that his removal in this conditiem might lesá

to a public scandal I arranged with Dr. Woodman that he should

came back after dark and see what could be done. At 4.45 p.m.

Dr. Woodman informed me that Mr. Bower Rowlands had resumed his

seat in his chair, but was still hopelessly "drunk" and that be

refused to be taken hene. The same thing eccurred at 8.20 p.m.

en a further visit by Dr. Woodma 22. As about moon to-day I went

inte Er. Bowen Rowlands' office and fourd him sitting in his chair

He get up en

seeing me and said something in a far-away veice but he was

abviously not in a condition to do any responsible werk.

in a condition häst described as

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At p.m. to-day I found him in the same state and

told him that his conduct would be reported. He appeared to

understand this.

Dr. Woodman states that he is certain that Mr. Bowe7

Rowlands was not merely suffering frem some ailment but he is ret

prepared to say that drugs may not have played some part in the

condition observed as well as alochel.

P. 8.

(sb.) D. W. Tratman,

Head of the Eanitary Department.

9.11.16.

I saw Mr. Bowen Rowlands yesterday morning about

10.50 .. He was then zermi.

(Imtld) D. W. T.

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