CO129-476 - Acting Governor Claud Severn & Governor Sir Stubbs - 1922 [8-12] — Page 182

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PARTICULARS of the Office now vacant in the Medical Department in the (a) ony of Hongkong.

1. Duties of office and qualifications required for their performance,

2. Balary and emoluments, and whether

secured by permanent law.

5. Other circumstances affecting the

value of the offics.

[4. Nature, mumber, and amount of securities required, and mode of giving then.

5. Whether any, and if any, what provision is made from this country or elsewhere, of the persens sent out to fill the ¿ffice.

6. lets or Ordinances making provision

respecting any of the above matters, and especially respecting the

manency of the emoluments and particulars of the security quired, with reference to the

tions in which such provision is

The appointment vacant is that of a Medical Officer, who may be required to do hospital work or any other of the medical works of Goverment. one who has held the appoint- ment of house physician or house surgeon,"preferred, but this is not essential. The Officer will be under the erders of the Principal Civil Medical Officer, ▲ knowledge of diseases of the eye and their treatment is desirable.

#600 to £1000 by £25 annual incremente, which is secured by law.

Government quarters or an allowance in aid of rent are granted in certain circum- stances,

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(sd.)

J. T. C. Johnson,

Principal Civil Medical Officer,