CO129-553-11 Vacancies- nursing sisters 18-2-1935 - 15-11-1935 — Page 15

NO CONFIDENTIAL.

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GOVERNMENT HOUSE,

HONG KONG.

15-

26th June, 1935.

in

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Sir,

With reference to Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister's

P/F Miss Andrewconfidential despatch of 30th January, 1935, on the subject of

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the re-employment in Hong Kong of Miss S. H. Andrews as a

Nursing Sister, I have the honour to confirm my telegram No.136

of 17th June, 1935, which read

"Your telegram 7th June confidential.

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Please recruit

successor to Duff immediately. Vacancy will exist for

Andrews in autumn.

Writing."

and to inform you that it has now been decided to recruit a

successor to Miss F. M. E. Pepper, whose resignation was reported

to you in my confidential despatch of 12th June, 1935, and to

suggest that Miss Andrews should be considered for this vacancy.

It is understood that if selected, Miss Andrews would start on

the minimum of the scale for Nursing Sisters in Hong Kong and

have seniority next after those already in the Service previous

to her re-engagement.

P/F hace Peffery It

&

2.

Miss Pepper's successor should arrive in the Colony

as soon after the end of October as possible.

May.

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

MALCOLM MACDONALD, M.P.,

&c.,

&C.,

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient, humble servant

M.D. Southol.

Officer Administering the Government.

&c.