of India, complaining that that for received Sov
NA
no inf. Either this
year,
w w
1896,
to
am
the outbreak of plague
in
Hangkang.
2. I shall address zu
2.
shortly
whether
on the question
should
Hangking adherity
Sanitary
to thin
Int
Venice Convention,
in the meantime Shave
to instruct yo
that it
is Essential that zonn
at are
for should adopt those portions of
Thom
(papers in
circuling]
viz. first part of Chap. I, and
I XAM, Convertim, which relate Chap. II, Titres I, &,
to the Notification of
any
outbreak of
plague,
the
& to subsequent
notifications regarding
}
the progress 527 ther
disease, see section
top Chapter I
540
and Titre I, II dur
of Chapter I 3. Such notifications should be made by
to Foreign for to through their Consular representatives in the Colmy, and should be made direct to the
Govt. of India, legen the Straits Settlements, by The Cape of food Hope,
f
all other
Newfoundland, W. Australia Jamaica, Leaward
Islands, St Helena, Coast, and Gold Con
British Colmies.
which have agreed to
adhere to this Vini
Carver
and also to than
Leden forts of Ceylon & Labran, arwallart the which
J
account
ther comparative neamess to Hingking
are