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No. 40.
UGANDA.
COMMISSIONER SADLER to MR. LYTTELTON.
(Received 10 a.m., October 5, 1905.)
TELEGRAM.
[Answered by No. 43.]
Minchin considers that present site of laboratory inadequate, disadvantageous. Given full explanation of whole matter in my despatch, No. 141, 19th September.* Additional cost due to requirements now given by Sleeping Sickness Commission.
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SIR,
No. 41.
COLONIAL OFFICE to THE ROYAL SOCIETY.
[Answered by No. 45.]
Downing Street, October 6, 1905. I AM directed by Mr. Secretary Lyttelton to transmit to you, with reference to the letter from this Department of the 24th of August last,† the accompanying copy of Commissioner, Telegram No. 34, Septem correspondence with the Commissioner of the
To Commissioner, Telegram, August 24.
ber 19.
To Commissioner,Telegram,September 27. Commissioner, Telegram, October 5.
Uganda Protectorate regarding the suggested removal of the Government laboratory from Entebbe.
A further communication will be sent to you on receipt of the despatch referred to in Colonel Sadler's telegram of the 5th instant.§
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I have sent to you on the subject, the accompanying copy of correspondence* which has taken place relative to various matters connected with the investigations of the Sleeping Sickness Commission.
2. I have to request, with reference to the first paragraph of the letter from the Treasury of the 25th of August, † that you will cause arrangements to be made for the co-ordination of the work in Uganda with the similar investigations which have been instituted in Egypt.
3.
With regard to the question of the laboratory at Entebbe, I have received your telegram of the 5th of October, but I propose to await the receipt of your despatch, No. 141, of the 19th of September, § referred to in that telegram, before applying to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury for their sanction for the additional expenditure which the change of the position of the laboratory will involve.
4. I have addressed you in separate despatches in regard to the selection of temporary medical officers to replace those members of the permanent staff who are being detailed for work in connexion with the Commission. My object has been to obtain at once the services of three doctors with tropical experience and to send out the remaining three in January next, after the end of the present Session of the London School of Tropical Medicine. One of the latter appointments will, however, be filled by Dr. A. C. Rendle, to whom, in accordance with the arrangement which exists for keeping a reserve of trained medical officers for East and West Africa, a permanent appointment in the medical staff of the Protectorates had been offered independently of the arrangements for the temporary medical officers. no vacancy has arisen in the permanent establishment, Dr. Rendle will for the present be supernumerary to that establishment, and the sixth vacancy for a temporary medical officer will therefore not be filled. absorbed at the first opportunity, and the question of appointing a successor on a He should, of course, be temporary basis can then be considered.
I have, &c.,
ALFRED LYTTELTON.
As
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No. 42.
I am, &c.,
R. L. ANTROBUS.
SIR,
CROWN AGENTS to COLONIAL OFFICE.
(Received October 11, 1905.)
Whitehall Gardens, London, S.W., October 10, 1905. IN continuation of our letter of the 11th of August, I have the honour to inform
you
that on the 6th instant we received the sum of £1,025 12s. 10d. from the Imperial Ottoman Bank on behalf of the Egyptian Government.
The amount has been placed to the credit of the Uganda Protectorate.
I have, &c.,
E. E. BLAKE.
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SCHEDULE OF ENCLOSURES. To Foreign Office. June 6. Foreign Office. June 10. To Foreign Office. June 22. Sir V. Corbett. July 27. To Sir V. Corbett. August 8. To Royal Society, August 9. Crown Agents. August 11. To Treasury. August 18. To Royal Society. August 24. Treasury. August 25.
Royal Society. August 25.
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(No. 224.)
SIR,
• No. 44.
I HAVE the honour to transmit to you, in confirmation of the telegrams which
† No. 32.
‡ Nos. 31, 38, 39 and 40.
No. 40.
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No. 43.
UGANDA.
MR. LYTTELTON to COMMISSIONER SADLER. [Answered by No. 46.]
Downing Street, October 13, 1905.
(No. 141.)
SIB,
No. 44.
UGANDA.
COMMISSIONER SADLER to MR. LYTTELTON.
(Received October 17, 1905.)
[Copy to Royal Society, October 25, 1905. L.F.]
In continuation of the correspondence ending with my telegram, No. 34, of
Entebbe, Uganda, September 19, 1905.
• Nos. 17, 18, 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, 28, 32, 33 and 34.
↑ No. 33.
* No. 40.
§ See No. 44.
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