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1899.
1899.
192
Governor Viscount Tasmania
Gormanston.
March 24
12.
(Received April 29.)
Transmits copy letter from the Premier giving the views of the two medical bodies as to the collection of patho. logical specimens.
122
208 To the Royal So-
ciety.
June 9
Transmits with observations copy of
No. 204.
129
209
193
To Governor Sir W.
J. Sendall.
British Guiana,
April 29
91.
Acknowledges No. 187 and expresses appreciation of the action taken by the Colony.
122
Lieutenant Gover- Ceylon,
nor Sir E. N. Telegram. Walker.
(Received June 10.)
Replies in the affirmative to No. 206.
130
210
194 To Crown Agents...!
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April 29
Requests them to transfer $2,400, which has been voted by British Guiana, to the credit of the fund.
To Governor Sir A.
W. L. Hemming.
Jamaica, June 12
198.
123
of the Legislative Regrete refusal
Conncil to vote this year's proposed contribution; trusts that he will raise the matter again on a suitable opportunity.
130
195
To Administrator Sir Gambia, May 2
R. B. Llewelyn.
196
To Crown Agents...
19.
Gambia
Acknowledges receipt of No. 188, and expresses thanks for the donation.
123
211
The Royal Society
June 13
May 2
197
Do.
May 2
198
Governor Sir. W. F. Hely-Hutchinson.
Natal, 39.
April 12 (Received
May 8).
Approves of their transferring the sum of £200 from Gambia funds to the School and Commission Fund.
Approves proposal in No. 186
Transmits Notice inviting medical practitioners to forward pathological specimens, &c.; arrangements will be made for forwarding malarial insecte to British Museum.
123
212
123
The Liverpool School of Tropi- cal Diseases,
Sierra Leone.
June 14
124
213
Seamen's Hospital
Society.
1
June 15
199
To Dr. A. Davidson
May 11
200
To Crown Agents...
May 12
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States that in selecting Medical Officers preference will be given to such schools as Edinburgh, and that the further training in London will be required after selection.
Requests them to inform the authori- ties of the Seamen's Hospital that if they will furnish a certificate that an expenditure of £3,550 has been incurred in enlarging and furnishing the hospital, that amount will be paid to them.
124
214
To Crown Agents...
June 15
125
215 Royal Society
June 16
201
To British Museum
Natal...
May 20
(Natural History).
202
To the School of Tasma-
May 20
Tropical Medicine. uia Natal,
States that arrangements are being made
by Natal for forwarding insects.
Transmits enclosure in No. 192 and
extract from No. 198.
125
216 To
Mr. Daniels.
C.
W. Telegram June 21
126
203
To Crown Agents...
May 26
204
Mr. C. W. Daniels...
April 14
(Received
May 27).
Authorises repayment of £57 10s. 10d. and £12 158. 8d. to the Indian Government for payments made by them on account of Dr. Daniels' salary and expenses in India, Reports his arrival at Blantyre; calls attention to various details of the expedition.
126
217
To Foreign Office...
June 24
126
218 To
Mr. Daniels.
C. W.
June 24
205
L. Hemming.
Governor Sir A. W. Jamaica,
241.
May 10 (Received May 31).
Reports that the Legislative Council have declined to vote the £250 for this year's proposed contribution; encloses report of debate.
127
206
To
R
Noel Walker.
207
To High Commis-
Lieutenant-
Ceylon June 7
...
Governor Sir E. Telegram.
sioner Sir C. B. H. Mitchell.
Federat- June 9 ed Malay States, 141.
Asks whether the Crown Agents may transfer £1,000 from Ceylon funds to the special fund.
219 Governor
Bruce.
Sir C.
128
Mauri- tius, 196.
May 29
(Received June 26).
Asks whether the States' contribution
129
220 The Royal Society
June 28
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of $5,000 may now be paid over to the fund.
Transmits accounts and vouchers for various articles procured for the observers and requests prompt pay- ment.
136
Does not think it necessary to summon the Committee to discuss Dr. Daniels' letter; expresses doubt as to keeping the observers in Central Africa.
States that a Research Expedition will proceed to Sierra Leone in August next under Major Ross and Dr. Annett, and asks for a special grant towards the expenses.
which the
States special terms on
Society will admit to their hospitals men in the service of the Colonies. and asks whether the payments would be guaranteed by the Government, Authorises payment of the further sum of £91 138. 2d. to the Government of India on account of Dr. Daniels' salary and expenses.
133
Encloses a telegram from Dr. Stephens 134
stating that he and Dr. Christophera consider it undesirable to remain at Blantyre beyond August, but that Dr. Daniels dissents; asks that a telegram be sent requesting Dr. Daniels to telegraph his reasons. States that Drs. Stephens and Christo- phers may leave for England as soon as they think desirable; he may use his discretion as to prolonging his own stay.
Requests that Her Majesty's Commis- sioner for British Central Africa be informed that approval has been given for increased allowances.
observers drawing Approves of the
allowance at maintenance
£125 whilst in Blantyre, and the maximum limit of expenditure on a single expenditure being raised to £20; confirms No. 216
Reports that the Council of Government have voted £150, to be paid in one instalment.
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