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MINUTES.
It certainly is rather difficult to
suppose she was properly examined by Sir
John Rose Bradford, who passed her without
qualification as physically fit on the
End of Hoveer. She reached Hong Kong
less than three months afterwards,and
was promptly admitted to hospital for a month, and re-admitted less than four months after she resumed duty, having been
receiving treatment in the intervening period. She was then invalided from
the service. It is of course only
recently that we have asked Sir J.R. Bradford to report in detail (see on 33552/21 General) but we assumed in our
letter that the examination was already
sufficiently thorough to need no amplifica
tion. This coming on the top of the
other cases named in the minutes on that
paper leaves a cost unfortunate impression
However, put by as proposed.
AT
129/9/4
It. would do no harm to
send it to him for obserues?
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at once
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Sir,
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24 EP 20
GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
HONGKONG, 10th August, 1921.
With reference to my telegram of the 16th July, 1921, requesting the early appointment of a Nursing Sister for the Medical Department in this Colony to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Miss Williams, I have now the honour to enclose particulars of the vacant post.
I have the honour to be,
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
&c.,
WINSTON CHURCHILL, M.P.,
&0..
Sir,
Your most obedient humble servant,
&c.
P.Z. Stutts
Governor, &c.
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