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To the Governors...
British Guiana,
1904.
February 2
18:
Jamaica
(Turk's
Island)
29;
Trinidad,
35;
Leeward
Islanda
(St. Kitta
Nevis),
30:
Dominica
2.
10
To Foreign Office...
-
February 3
Suggests that further contributions should be made to the Malaria Inves- tigation Fund, and not ear-marked to a particular object.
1904.
6
19
To Governor Sir C.
M. Clarke.
Malta, 14.
February
20
Governor Sir H. L. Bermuda,
Geary.
10.
January 21 (Rec. Feb. 11.)
7
21
Governor Sir F. M. Barbados,
18. Hodgson.
January 23 (Rec. Feb. 12.)
9
23
Governor Sir C. M.
Clarke.
Malta, 21.
February 15
February 12 (Rec. Feb. 17.)
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11
To Acting Governor
May and Governor Sir F. A. Swetten- ham.
Hong Kong, 46;
February 4
Straite
Settle.
Expresses views as to the action neces- Bury and desirable for investigation of tropical diseases in the East Africa Protectorate.
Suggests that any further contributions should be made to the common fund for carrying on Malaria investigation and not ear-marked to a particular object.
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22
Foreign Office
ments,
32.
12
To the Governors...
Fiji, 8; Bahamas,
4.
February 4
Ditto
ditto.
9
13
To Governor Sir C.
A King-Harman,
Sierra Leone,
35.
February 5
Ditto
ditto.
14
To the Governors
and High Com. missioner.
Gold Coast,
February 5
62:
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Lagos,
Suggests that a further contribution of the same named should be made to the common fund and not ear- marked to a particular object.
10
24
Governor Sir A. W. Jamaica,
L. Hemming.
34.
January 30 (Rec. Feb. 18.)
29;
Southern
Nigeria,
15
To Governor Sir G.
C. Denton.
49.
Gambia, 8.
February 5
Acknowledges, with an expression of
pleasure, his intimation that Legislative Council will make a grant and suggests an annual contribution of £100 for five years.
10
the
25
Acting High Com- missioner Taylor.
Federated Malay States, 37.
16
To Governor Sir C.
M. Clarke.
Malta, 12.
February 5
Suggests that further contributions should be made to the Malaria In- vestigation fund and not ear-marked to a particular object.
1
11
17
Governor Sir G. T. Bahamas,
Carter.
8.
January 21 (Rec. Feb. 8.)
States that the question will be brought before the Legislature at their next meeting with a view to obtaining a grant of money for the purposes detailed in despatch of 28th May,
26
11
Governor Sir M.
Nathan.
Gold Coast, 49.
1903.
18
To War Office and
Admiralty.
Malta
February 8
Transmits copies of Nos. 4 and 6, and presumes that the two departments will combine in providing such additional funds as may be required for full enquiry into the disease.
11.
27 Governor Sir G. Leeward
Strickland.
Islande, 53.
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January 26 (Rec. Feb. 20.)
February 2 (Rec. Feb. 22.)
February 6, (Rec. Feb. 25.)
Transmitscopies of Nos, 1,2,3,4,6 and 18, and presumes that the Colonial Govern- ment will be willing to combine with the Admiralty and War Office in providing the additional funds re- quired by the Royal Society for full enquiry into the disease.
States that the Executive Council have
advised an application to the Legisla. ! ture to vote £250 towards the objects referred to, and that the matter will be brought up on the re-assembling of the Colonial Parliament in May.
Regrets that the Executive Committee have decided against subscribing to the fund, but hopes later to obtain a reversal of the decision. Adds that the despatch of May 28th will be published in the Government Gazette, and copies sent to medical practi- tioners and the several parochial Commissioners of Health.
Transmite copy of a letter from the Principal Medical Officer of the East Africa and Uganda Protectorates, sub- mitting observations on No. 10, and requests views on the suggestion made for the training of Medical Officers.
Reports that a supplementary estimate for £50 will be brought before the Council of Government at an early date.
Observes that he has been much in- torested in reading the despatch of 28th May, and expresses opinion that the Legislative Council of Jamaica will not be behindhand in contribut- ing to the expenses of continuing the work.
Forwards communications from the Resident-General, Selangor, and Dr. Daniels commenting on suggestions by Sir P. Manson regarding the Kwala Lumpor Institute; makes sug- gestions as to the appointment of a permanent assistant.
Transmits copy of a Minute drawing the attention of the new Governor tö the question of the Colony contribut- ing to the advancement of the science of tropical medicine.
Submits recommendations of minor in- portance, and regrets that the financial position of the Colony does not, at present, admit of payments for the objects suggested.
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