C.O.48228/1921 H.Kong
MINUTES.
The Hunter
At this juncture Mr. DAILY
41945-
Nothing
MINUTES NOT TO BE WRITTEN
ON THIS SIDE.
has been
decided
against a
Hamilton
Commissioner
for
the
rather
W.I.
too old
for the post
+ Dr. Clark is
? Turn him down
on grounds of Age.
say
With 105/10
I think we had better
say that his application has been noted,
and that
it is unlikely that my
decision as to the constitution of the post of sanitary commission in the West Indies will
be arrived at for some
time
Row 6/10721
He certainly has not the qualifications for the Professorship of
Medicine. I don't suppose his experience of clinical teaching in the
capacity of medical registrar etc.
has been of much importance or length.
He is a sanitarian and has been from
the first day that he entered our
service, previous to which he was
holding...
DRAFT.
T. CLARKE ESQ., M.D., F.R.C.P.
MINUTE.
Mr. Fiddian
Mr. Wiseman
Mr. Cou...
Mr. Grindle.
Sir H. Lambert.
Sir H. Read.
Sir G. Fiddes,
Mr. Wood.
Mr. Churchill.
for
Corson
7478
Sir,
DOWNING STREET,
24 October, 1921.
54
I am &c., to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter of the 24th
Sept., asking for a form of application and further particulars of
the appointment of Professor of
Medicine in the Govt. Medical
School, Singapore; and, in reply
to your question, to inform you
that, as you state that you are
upwards of 57 years of age and
have spent 20 years in the Tropics,
I fear that there is no prospect of your being selected for the appointment should you actually
become a candidate for it.
2. I am also to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the
26th Sept., stating that you wish to
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C./48228/1921 H.Kong
MINUTES.
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A this punane Mer Damly
41945-
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MINUTES NOT TO BE WRITTEN
ON THIS SIDE.
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duided
abad a
Hamil any
Commissioner
fr
the
rather
W.I.
too old
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+ Dr. Clark is
? Turn him down
on grounds. Age.
say
With 105/10
I think we had better
that his afflicatin hasben noted,
helthat
it is withikely that my
decisim & as othe
constitution of the post of samiting commicion the Windies will
be anived it for some
time
Row 6/10721
He certainly has not the qualifi
cations for the Professorship of
Medicine. I dont suppose his ex-
perience of clinical teaching in the
capacity of medical registrar etc.
has been of much importance or length.
He is a sanitarian and has been from
the first day that he entered our
service, previous to which he was
holding
Ind
DRAFT.
T.CLARKE ESQ.M.D.,H.R.C.P.
MINUTE.
Mr. Fiddian
Mr. Wiseman
Mr. Cou
Mr. Grindle.
Sir H. Lambert.
Sir H. Read.
Sir G. Fiddes,
Mr. Wood.
Mr. Churchill.
for
Courson
7478
Sir,
DOWNING STREET,
// October, 1921.
54
I am &c., to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter of the 24th
Sept., asking for a form of appli-
cation and further particulars of
the appointment of Professor of
Medicine in the Govt. Kedical
School, Singapore; and, in reply
to your question, to inform you
that, as you state that you are
upwards of 57 years of age and
have spent 20 years in the Tropics,
he fear that there is no prospect of your tected sex for the ap-
pointment should you dontuall
become a candidate for it.
2. I am also to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the
26th Sept., stating that you wish
to
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