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Plague procedure here referred to originated in a minute from
Dr. Pearse, after a consultation which I had with him on the
subject as to what preventive measures should be undertaken in
the Winter of 1903-1904. His minute was brought before the
Board and at a meeting held on the 8th. October, 1903, it was
decided, on my recommendation, that the cleansing should be
carried out by the people themselves with the assistance of the
Sanitary Staff.
Paragraph 148. In my evidence I distinctly
stated that the first issue of carbolacene was made to Chief
Inspector Dandy and that he in all likelihood had suggested the
use of this disinfectant.
Paragraph 156. No evidence is produced to
support this sweeping statement.
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Paragraph 158.
This has been fully dealt
with in the Colonial Secretary's remarks on the report. I would
add that I have over and over again requested the Chinese
members of the Board to assist us in any new departure by ex-
-plaining our intentions to the Chinese, e.g. last Winter when
the cleansing operations were altered in accordance with the
finding of the Indian Plague Commission that fleas were the
intermediary between infected rats and man, they were requested