Papr
Surial No.
From or to whom.
Despatch No, &o.
Date.
Subject.
113
121
The High Commis- Zanzibar,
sioner.
25.
|
113
Reports, in reply to No. 82, that arrange- ments will be made for the Govern- ment Entomologist to attend, but he cannot yet say whether a represen- tative of the Mycologist Brauch will; be able to attend.
States that he has no comments to make on the proposal in No. 82 and ob- serves that compulsory elimination of the breeding places of mosquitoes is already provided for in the sanitary laws of Hong Kong.
States that his Government is prepared to make an annual contribution of £100, guaranteed for a period of three ¦ years, but that, as there is no Govern- ment Entomologist in Cyprus, it will not be possible to send a delegate to the Conference unless a suitable officer happens to be on leave in London at the time.
1914.
XV
122
The Acting Govern- Queens-
or,
land, 11.
July 31 (Rec. Sept. 12.)|
114
123
The Acting Govern-
pr-General.
South
Union of August 200
(Rec. Sept. 12.)
Africa,
661.
114
The Governor
Fiji, 249.
July 13 (Rec. Aug. 25.)
Regrets, in reply to No. 82, that it will not be possible for the Government Entomologist to attend the Confer-
114
124
The Acting Govern-
or.
ence...
Wind- ward Islands, 123.
115
Ditto
Ceylon,
451.
July 30 (Rec, Aug. 25.):
116
Ditto
Nyasa- land, 195.
July 18 (Rec. Aug, 26.)
Regrets that it will not be possible for representatives of Ceylon to be pre- sent at the proposed Conference.
Submits observations, in reply to No. 82, on the proposed programme of the Conference; regrets that it will not be possible to provide for the repre- sentation of the Protectorate.
To the High Com Cyprus, September 2 Expresses satisfaction at the offer in
115
112
125
Ditto
Leeward September 10 Islands, Rec. Sept. 29.);
310.
116
Subject.
Page,
July 28 (Ree. Sept. 12.)
August 19 (Rec. Sept. 16.),
August 20 (Rec. Oct. 6.)
October 1 (Rec. Oct. 21.)
Concurs generally in the proposal in No. 82; observes that it would not be possible for Dr. Aders, who is responsible for entomological work in Zanzibar, to attend the Conference, and that there is no mycologist in the Zanzibar Government Service, and adds that he has no suggestions to make as to the provisional pro-
gramme.
118
States that it is not proposed that 118
Queensland should be represented
at the Entomological Conference to be held in London in July, 1915.
Transmits a copy of a minute from Ministers stating that Mr. I. B. Pole Evans, Chief of the Division of Botany and Plant Pathology, will attend the Entomological Conference in July, 1915, and suggesting certain additions to the programme.
!
119
Suggests that, as there is no entomolo- 120
gist or mycologist in the Windward Islands, the Entomologist and My- tologist attached to the Imperial Department of Agriculture for the West Indies may be selected to attend the Entomological Conference behalf of that department and the West Indian Colonies without indi- vidual representation.
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States that he is advised that as the Leeward Islands have no Govern- ment entomologist they should be represented at the proposed Ento- mological Conference by an officer of the Imperial Department of Agri- culture, and that he has informed the Commissioner of Agriculture for the West Indies accordingly.
Regrets that the Government of the Federated Malay States cannot spare an officer to attend the proposed Entomological Conference.
120
120
States that Ministers do not consider it 121
necessary to be represented at the proposed International Entomological Conference, but will furnish any information in their power.
Forwards copies of despatches from the Resident Commissioner, Bechuana- land Protectorate, and the Adminis trator, Northern Rhodesia, stating that it is not proposed to send a representative from those territories to the proposed Entomologists' Con- ference, with one from the Adminis trator, Southern Rhodesia, stating that a representative will attend; ~alds that the Union delegate will also represent Swaziland.
121
117
missioner.
Miscel laneous.
No. 113.
118
The Governor
Malta, 128.
August 21 (Rec. Sept. 3.)
:
States that the Government of Malta will guarantee a contribution of £20 per annum for three years to the
of Imperial Bureau Entomology. Anticipates that it will not be practicable to send a special repre- sentative to the Entomological Con- ference in London in July, 1915.
116
126
The High Commis-
sioner.
I
Malay States. 415.
!
127
The Governor
119
Ditto
South
July 25 Australia, (Rec, Sept. 1.)
42.
States that his Government do not pro- 117
pose to be represented at the proposed Conference in London, as they con- sider the question is one to be dealt with by the Commonwealth Govern- ment.
Victoria, September 9 43. (Rec. Oct. 19.)
120
The High Commis- Western
sioner.
July 28 Pacific, (Rec. Sept. 11.);
350.
Transmits a copy of a letter from the
Resident Commissioner, New Hebri des, stating that the Condominium Medical Officer has made a collection of the different kinds of mosquitoes infesting the neighbourhood of Vila, and that the Medical Corps of the French Colonial Army will forward the collection to the Bureau of Entomology.
128
The High Commis-
Bioner.
117
South Africa, 799.
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Despatch
From or to whom.
Date.
No, &c.
xvi
1914.
Subject.