N
Serial
Despatch
No.
From or to whom.
No., &c.
Date.
Berial
From or to whom,
No.
Despatch No., c.
Dato.
Subject.
Page
Subject.
Page.
46
General Post Office .....
1900.
May 29
States that the Postmaster-Göneral will assist the bringing over of live mosquitoes from the Roinau Campagna and suggests arrange- ments for that purpose.
21
53 The Seamen's Hospital
Society.
1900.
June 22
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47 To the Governors of
The Gold Coast
201
and
Lagos
162
and
The High Commis-
May 31
sioners for
Northern Nigeria
138
and
Southern Nigeria 151
+
48 | To Foreign Office
June 1
Reports that copies of, “Instruc- tions for the Prevention of Malarial Fever" are being sent out and requests that they may be distributed as may be thought best, and that further copies, at oneshilling each, will be supplied by the Crown Agents if required.
Transmits copies of Nos. 34, 45 and 46, and enquires whether the arrangements proposed in No. 46 can be carried out.
22
54 General Post Office ...
June
(6)
#
319
States that no Officers in the Colonial Service have made application for treatment in the Society's Hospitals, and suggests thaa some proposal should be made by Her Majesty's Govern- ment if those already made by the Board do not meet the case.
States that the necessary instruc- tions have been issued to the Indian Mail Officers respecting the conveyance from Ancona of consignments of live mosquitoes
for
the London School of Tropical Medicine, and that a telegram will be sent weekly announcing the time of the arrival of the Indian Mail at Cannon Street.
Considers that the services of Dr. Daniels may be brought to a conclusion on his return from East Africa, but that Dr. Stephens and Mr. Christophers, who have obtained valuable results, should continue their work.
24
25
25
55 The Malaria Investi-
gation Committee,
June 27
43
Foreign Office
June 6
States that Her Majesty's Ambas- 23
sador at Rome has been instructel
to arrange for the delivering of boxesof mosquitoes to the Indian Mail Officers at Ancona,
56 | Foreign Office
June
50
To Dr. P. Manson
June 13
Transmits copies of Nos, 45, 46, 48 and 49, and requests to be informed whether arrangements can be made for receiving boxes of mosquitoes from the Indian Mail Officers on the arrival of the mailtrain in London.
23
57
To General Post Office
I
51
To General Post Office
June 18
52 Mr. A. L. Jones
June 21
States that arrangements have been made with the Foreign Oflice for the conveyance of the
• boxes of mosquitoes to Ancona, and requests that the Super- intendent of the London School may be informed by telegraph when the Indian mail will arrive at Cannon Street Station, so that it may be met each week by someone from the School.
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Encloses copy of a circular issued by the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine notifying the holding of a meeting on June 25, to press upon the Government the necessity of improving the conditions of life in West Africa, and of the "Liverpool Daily Post" of June 20, containing an article on the subject; asks that the School may receive the full recognition of Her Majesty's Government.
Transmits copy of a despatch from Her Majesty's Consul General for British Central Africa com- menting upon Mr. Daniels's report and proposals,
26
June 29
Conveys thanks for arrangements made in connection with the transmission to the London School of Tropical Medicine of boxes of live mosquitoes from the Roman Campagna.
Agrees to the proposals made in No. 55, and asks for a short memorandum on the measures to be taken for the prevention of malaria, for transmission to the Colonies.
Expresses appreciation of work done by the Liverpool School, and states that steps are being taken to give effect to request. made in No. 5% for full recogni- tion by Her Majesty's Govern- meut.
27
28
28
58 To the Malaria Investi-
gation Committee.
July 10
24
59
To Mr. A. L. Jones ...
July 12
60 Liverpool School of
Tropical Medicine.
July 14
Conveys thanks for the recognition of the Liverpool School by Her Majesty's Government.
28
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From or to whom.
Despatch No., &c.
Date.
1000.
Bubject.
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80 | Lord Lister
November 22
Considers that the action suggested 43
by Dr. Manson in No. 74 may properly be taken at once.
81 Sir Michael Foster ...
-
November 24
Supports the proposals made by
Dr. Manson in No. 74.
43
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82 Sir Wm. MacGregor...
83 To The Seamen's Hos- Jamaica
pital Society.
December 6
Submits observations on No. 74 ...
41
December 7
Transmits copy of Nos. 72 and 79
45
84
Dr. Stephens and Mr.
Christophers.
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(Rec. Dec. 20.)
Gives abstract of views on the
prophylaxis of Malaria.
46
85 To Foreign Office
December 20
PLAN.
Transmits copies of forms, hither- to in use when appointing Medical Officers to Protectorates in Africa, altered to meet the new arrangements for studying either in Liverpool or London, and suggests that similar alter. ations should be made in the forms used by the Foreign Office.
A typical African settlement. To face page 46.
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