Case 9627

as these appointments are for the whole Island it involves a large aggregate of work, and it would be rather hard, if I could not act for local societies. The case of young -- interests me. He would appear to be a sharp child, and I think a great deal may be done for him. His squint ought to be set right and I have no doubt with proper treatment long continued a great deal might be done to improve the control of his legs. Any way he ought to be capable of being trained to get his living and if your society will