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July 10 (Rec. Aug. 20.)
Serial
Despatch
No.
From or to whom.
No., &c.
Date.
Bubject.
56
India Office.....
1914
July 29
Serinl No.
From or to whom.
Despatch
Date.
No, &c.
1914
Agrees to sanction the continuance for 48
a further period of five years of the Indian contribution of £500 a year to the Tropical Diseases Research Fund, on condition that the contribu- tions of the Treasury and the Crown Colonies are to be maintained at rates not less than those hitherto received.
66 The Chief Secretary
Zanzibar 8. 780
67 The Governor
Ceylon, 459
57 Advisory Committee
July 29
Minutes of meeting.
August 3 (Rec. Aug. 25.)
September 11
48
for the Tropical
Diseasca Rosearch
68 University of London
Fund
58
The Acting Governor Windward
Islands: Grenada, 98
July 16 (Rec. Aug. 1.)
Submits a despatch from the Adminis. trator stating that the Legislative Council have agreed to vote, for five years more, an annual grant of £50 to the Fund.
44
59 To the Governors
and High Com- missioner
Ceylon, 383; Jamaica,
August 6
282;
Malay
States,
847
60
To India Office
August 7
Observes that the reports enclosed in Nos. 12, 29, and 5 have been laid before the Advisory Committee;
[To Malay States:] The Commit- tee did not think that Dr. Fraser's proposal for the organization of an international commission was present practicable.
States, in reply to No. 56, that the contributions of the Colonies and Protectorates will be maintained for the next five years at rates not less than those hitherto received; en- closes copies of Nos. 30, 41, 45, and 54, and observes that Mr. Harcourt proposes to approach the Treasury in due course with a view to securing that the amount of the Imperial con- tribution shall not be reduced from the 81st March, 1917.
45
69 The Acting Governor Mauritius,'
70 To University of London
255
-
July 27 (Rec. Sept. 16.)
September 17
at
71
To Crown Agenta
45
72
The Governor-General Australia,
237
Page.
Subject.
Transmite a report by Major Skelton, R.A.M.C., on the prevention of mos- quito-borne diseases during 1913. Forwards a report by Dr. Aldo Castel- lani on research work carried out at the Clinic for Tropical Diseases and Bacteriological Institute during the period 1st January-30th June, 1014.
48
48
49
Forwards a report by Dr. Woodcock, 49
Assistant to the Professor of Proto- zoology, on work done by him during the year ended 80th June, 1914.
Forwards return of malarial fever and
tropical diseases for 1913. States that a grant of £100 has been approved for 1914, in addition to the grant of £750 for the salary of the Professorship of Protozoology, but that no undertaking can be given that this grant will be continued in future years.
September 17 Approves of the payment from the Tropical Diseases Research Fund to
August 14 (Rec. Sept. 28.)
the University of London of the sum of £100 as an additional grant in respect of the Professorship of Proto- zoology.
States that the Commonwealth Parlia- ment will be asked to authorize for a further period of five years the contribution of £200 per annum to the Tropical Diseases Research Fund.
49
49
50
Agrees to the increase to £400 of the 50
contribution of Nigeria to the Tropi- cal Diseases Research Fund.
(Ree. Oct. 2) Returns relating to mosquito-borne
diseases for 1912 and 1918.
73
Ditto
.61
The Governor
Gambia, 168
July 21 (Rec. Aug. 10.)
States that the Legislative Council have agreed to continue the annual grant of £100 to the fund for a further period of five years.
Nigeria, 884
46
September 8 (Rec. Sept. 29.)
74*
69* Dr. K. Laurie
Southern
April 26 Nigeria (Rec. Aug. 10.)
Return of mosquito-borne diseases for
40
Australia: Northern Territory
1918.
75
To the Governor-
General
Australia, 599
October 2
68 To the Governor
Jamaica, 943
August 11
Acknowledges receipt of No. 40, and encloses extract from the minutes of a meeting of the Advisory Committee on the question of compulsory treat- ment of persons suffering from yaws; states that for the present he should not resort to compulsion.
46
76
The Governor
Fiji,
280
64
The Resident Com- missioner to the High Commissioner
Western Pacific: Now
June 18 (Rec. Aug. 18.)
Forwards returns for 1912 and 1918 relating to mosquito-borne diseases.
47
77
Ditto
Hebrides,
242
66* The Principal Civil
Medical Officer
Straits
June 25
Settle-
(Rec. Aug. 14.)
Return of mosquito-borne diseases for
1918.
48
78*
ments
1
August 30 (Rec. Oct. 21.)
Hong Kong, September 7
(Rec. Oct. 26.)
315
Trinidad
Requests him to inform Ministers that the Secretary of State has learnt with much pleasure of intention of the Commonwealth Government to continue their contribution for five years.
Reports that the Legislative Council have agreed to a grant of £100 per annum for five years more towards the Tropical Diseases Research Fund from the year 1915.
50
50
61
Transmits a copy of a report on the 51
work, other than that of a routine nature, done in the Bacteriological Institute during the first half of 1914.
(Rec. Oct. 29.) Return
of mosquito-borne diseases: 51 during the year 1913.
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