'V/2. Vol I. Assistant -Surgeons appointments & changes 1. Daud-ur-Rahman 2. Rustom A Dadamaster 3. Nur Mahd Rahmatullah 4. Asst. Surgeon C. C. Kella' [‎51r] (101/592)

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a reply to this is received. ' \
In clause iy of the letter No. 2274-L.B,, dated
22nd June 1907, from the Assistant Secretary to the
Government of India, it is stated that my engagement
at loweit will be temporary and subject to terminaticn
by six months 1 notice on their side, whereas from your
I dvertisement in the "Times of India" dated 12th March
907, it seemed that the appontment was a permanent
one.
Therefore I shall feel highly obliged by your
kindly informing me, with as little delay as possible
whether I stand any chance of this appointment being
made a permanent one for me in future, or that in case
of this temporary appointment being abolished or dealt
with in some other way, some provision, or a-n attempt
at some provision can be made to provide for me else
where, and whether second class return travelling
allowance would be allowed for my wife, two grown-up
daughters and one infant son from Bombay to No weit
and back.
From clause No. iy an impression is conveyed
to my mind that my services would be dispensed with
in future, as soon as a suitable Muhammadan Medical
Officer is found hereafter.
I have my private dispensary and furniture
and fitting to be disposed of. Therefore I shall
take from two to four weeks before I start from Mhow
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for Bombay and No we it assume the appointment.
No. 4582.
From
Colonel B. Wilkie M.B.,
Officiating Birector-General,
Indian Medical Service,
To * '
The Secretary to the Government of India,
Foreign Department.
Simla