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Barzal
Bubject
Page.
No.
From or to whom.
Darpatch No., KG.
Data
Subject,
Page.
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
1903.
96
Governor Sir A. E. Tasmania,
Havelock.
45.
July 15 (Rec. Aug. 25.)
+97
Governor
Bruce.
Sir C.
Mauri-
ti us. 272.
July 28 (Rec. Aug. 27.)|
.98
Ditto
Mauri- tius,
July 28 (Rec. Aug. 27.)
274,
.99*
Administrator E. B.
Sweet-Escott.
Sey- chelles, 152.
August 5 (Rec. Aug. 27.)
Acknowledges receipt of No. 91, and 101
expresses personal appreciation of the work already done; atatea opinion of Ministers that the prevalence of tropical diseases in Tasmania is not such as to warrant any expenditure being incurred by the State in con. nection with the training of medical officers.
Transmite copies of the Report of the Malaria Enquiry Committee, with explanatory remarks, and copies of documents showing steps taken to carry out the recommendations of the Committee.
1903.
105
High Commissioner Federated September 16
Sir F. A. Swetten-
Malay
(Rec. Oct. 12.) ham.
States, 501.
107A Dr. MacAlister, Cam-
Transmits copy of a letter addressed by 112
the Resident General to the Residents of the Federated Malay States setting out the programme prepared by Dr. Daniels of research work to be done in the near future, and of a letter from the Resident General making certain recommendations. Transmits for remarks, copy of No. 97...
106
102
To The Malaria Mauritius.
Committee.
October 22
117
107
Sir P. Manson
...
Mauritius
October 23
Suggests that the London School of Tropical Medicine should be asked to send out an expert to assist in inves tigation.
117
October 27
bridge University
(Special Board for Medicine).
Forwards draft Report of the Special Board for Medicine of Cambridge upon the proposal to establish an Examination and Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, and requests an expression of approval.
Transmits copy of No. 107, and trusts that the Council of Government will agree to give the guarantee required.
118
Acknowledges receipt of No. 91; feels 103
confident that the Council of Govern- ment will be ready to contribute to any scheme decided on; states action already taken.
Submits for approval a proposal to make an annual contribution of £50 to further the objects proposed in No. 91, and sends copies of a Minute to the Legislative Council on the subject.
105
108
To Governor Sir C. Mauritius
Bruce.
251.
October 30
Serial No.
From or to whom.
Despatch
Date.
No., &c.
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118
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109
To Sir P. Manson... Mauritius
October 30
100
To Governor Sir H.
E. McCallum.
101
To Governor Sir C.
Bruce.
Natal, General.
Mauri- tius, 192.
August 28
Conveys appreciation of the action of 106
the Colony as notified in No. 95.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 107, and
transmits copy of No. 108.
118
September 8
Acknowledges receipt of No. 71, and 106
states that a copy has been sent to the Malaria Committee for their observa- tions; enquires what expenditure has been already incurred, and what cost is likely to be involved in the per- manent cleaning and upkeep of the river beds and reserves referred to,
110
To the Acting High Commissioner,
Federated Malay States, 379
October 30
i
Acknowledges receipt of No. 104, and requests that an expression of appre- ciation may be conveyed to Dr. Daniels.
119
111
To Dr. MacAlister, Cambridge Uni- versity (Special Board for Medi- cine).
November 4
Concurs in the Draft in No. 107A, and 119
trusts that it will meet with the approval of the Senate of the Univer- sity.
102
To Administrator E.
B. Sweet-Escott.
Sey- chelles, 111.
September 9
Appreciates the offer made in No. 99, 107
and approves its provision in the estimates on condition that it will be reduced or cancelled if there are more pressing claims on the Dependency.
112
Sir P. Manaon
--
Malay
States.
Federated November 5 Approves of proposal to have a perma- nent assistant in connection with the Kwala Lumpor Institute, and makes Buggestions in regard to research
119
work.
103
Governor Str G. C.
Denton.
Gambia, 147.
September 14 (Rec. Sept.30.)
Submits remarks on No. 91, and suggests | 107
an annual payment of £50 from the Colony.
113
Acting-Governor Sir
G. Melville.
104
High Commissioner Federated September 12 Bir F. A. Swetten- Malay (Rec. Oct. 12.) bam.
States, 492.
104A Governor Bir J.
West-Ridgeway.
Ceylon, 405.
September 15 (Rec. Oct. 12.)
Sends copy of a letter from the Resident General, Federated Malay States, for- warding a paper on the subject of the education of medical officers in the treatment and prevention of tropical diseases by Dr. C. W. Daniels.
Requests to be informed of the number of the despatch in which the promise of a subsidy of £100 per annum for five years towards the revenue of the Tropical School was made.
108
114
Ditto
Wind- ward Islands, 164.
Grenada, 165.
October 28 (Rec. Nov. 19.)
Reports views of the several Govern- ments of the Colony on circular despatch of May 28.
120
October 28 (Rec. Nov. 19.)
115
121
112
Malay States.
116
To Governor Sir J. West Ridgeway.
Ceylon 441.
November 25 States, in reply to No. 104a, that the promise of the subsidy mentioned
122
was made by Sir F. Lovell.
Forwards a despatch from the Admin- istrator recommending that a sum of £50 per annum should be placed on the Colonial estimates for five years.
To Sir F. A. Swet- Federated November 23 Forwards for observations copy of No.
tenham.
112.
121
No.
From or to whom,
Despatch No., ko.
Date.
Subjoot,
1903.