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Consulado de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos en Hongkong.
Hongkong, 18th. January, 1908.
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During the absence of Dr. Valenzuela and
until such time as I receive further instructions from the
Mexican Government, I have the pleasure of appointing you a6
the Medical Officer of this Consulate for the inspection of
emigrants whose destination is any point of the Mexican Re-
-public.
The diseases which if found in any of the
emigrants, you will not allow them to pass, are the following:-
Bubonic Plague, Cholera, Yellow Pever,
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis, Small-pox, Scarlet Fever, Measles,
Diphteria, Typhus Tever, Typhus exanthematic, Serofula, Paludism
(actually suffering from) Beri-hari, Tracoma, Itch, or any
extensive skin disease, whether of syphilitic or any other
origin.
You will please collect the usual fees from
the emigrants, it being understood that this Consulate will not
be called upon to pay any charge whatever.
F. Grone,
Hongkong.
(Sd.) P. D. Barretto,
Consul.