Subject.
Page.
Serial No.
From or to whom.
Despatch No., &o.
Date.
ix
Subject.
Page.
1900.
*
50°
The Governor
Jamaica, 418.
September 22 (Rec. Oct. 11.)
1907.
Malarial Fever.
Forwards copy of a letter from the 125
Acting Superintendent Medical Officer, stating that no measures appear to have been adopted for the prevention of mosquito-borne disease, and that there
statistics reliable available.
are no
Transmits report by the Administrator
the measures eradication of malaria.
69
The Liverpool
March 11
School of Tropi- cal Medicine.
70
125
To the Director of Military Opera-
March 20
taken for
the
tiona
GO®
The Governor-Gen-
eral of Australia.
Papua, 271.
November 13 (Rec. Dec. 17.)
on
€1°
The Governor
Mauri- tiny,
November 29 (Rec. Dec. 26.)
482.
Reports on the endeavours of the Govern- ment to counteract the ravages of the disease, and the general position,
125
71
To the Liverpool
March 20
School of Tropi- cal Medicine.
1907.
62
Ditto
Jamaica,
11.
January 14 (Rec. Feb. 1.)
Research work by Medical Officers.
States difficulties in the way of detach- 125
ing officers for scientific research in England.
63
To the Governor
Jamaica, Miscel. laneous.
February 8
Acknowledges receipt of No. 62, and states that, in view of the representa- tions made, the matter will be left to his discretion.
126
Cl
The Acting Com-
missioner,
East
Africa
January 25 (Rec. Feb. 20.)|
Annual Medical Report for 1905.
Transmits
126
Protec. torate,
35.
G5
The Liverpool
School of Tropi-
cal Medicine.
February 23
66
To Crown Agents
March 5
67
To the Liverpool
March 5
School of Tropi-
:
cal Medicine.
68
The Liverpool
March 8
School of Tropi-
cal Medicine.
72
To the British South
Africa Company.
March 20
73
To the Commis-
sioner.
British Central
March 21
Africa
Protec-
torate.
101.
135
71
The Governor
Jamaica,
141.
Sleeping Sickness and Blackwater Fever Expeditions. Undertakes to expend an equivalent 131
amount to that expended by the Government. States Facilities which the British South Africa Company offer.
Directs the payment of £500 to the Liverpool School from East Africa Funds, the amount to be charged to the Joint Medical Department of the East Africa and Uganda Protectorates; a contribution of £250 will be avail- able from British Central Africa Funds on April 1.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 65 and states that the Crown Agents have been instructed to pay to the School contributions from the East Africa, Uganda, and British Central Africa Protectorates.
Acknowledges with thanks receipt of No. 67; states arrangements made for the Expeditions and transmits copy of a letter from the British South Africa Company asking that the Sleeping Sickness Expedition may begin work in Rhodesia on the Congo State boundary. Enquires whether the offer of the Government to pay passages would permit of the Expedition going to Rhodesia direct.
135
75
Ditto
Ceylon, 127.
76
Ditto
136
March 14 (Rec. Mar. 28.).
March 14 (Rec. April 1.)
British March 7 Guiana, (Rec. April 2.)
57.
77
To the Governor...
Ceylon,
188.
April 19
Sleeping Sickness and Blackwater Fever Expeditions. Forwards extract from a letter from Dr. Kinghorn and desires that the requests for facilities may be granted. Requests that copies of the latest and best maps, &c., of the districts indi- cated may be furnished for the use of the expeditions,
Acknowledges receipt of Nos. 68 and 69; agrees that one or both the doctors employed on the Sleeping Sickness Expedition should proceed to North- eastern Rhodesia via Cape Town, and agrees to an expenditure not exceed- ing £100 from British Central Africa Protectorate Funds towards the cost of the journey; states that the Com- missioner will be requested to furnish special licences for shooting; adds that maps of the territories to be visited will be furnished in due
course.
137
138
139
130
Transmits copies of Nos. 68 and 69 the and explains the reference to Blackwater Fever Expedition; pre- sumes that the doctors employed on the Sleeping Sickness Expedition will receive all proper facilities with respect to special shooting licences.
Transmits copies of Nos. 68, 69, 71 and 72 | 140
and requests that the doctors em- ployed may be furnished with special licences for shooting; expresses avatır- ance that the Protectorate officials will afford them all facilities and assistance.
Research Work by Medical Officers. States, in reply to No. 63, that the Colony is not in a position to incur the ex- penditure involved in the scheme suggested, but that Dr. Allwood proposes to undergo a special course of study at his own expense.
Reports grant of one year's leave on full pay to Dr. F. Grenier to proceed to England for the purpose, and requests that necessary arrangements may be made.
Reports that motion introduced by the Government Secretary was not pressed to a division as the Combined Court are not in favour of the proposal, and consider that medical officers should take such steps at their own expense.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 75 and states that Dr. Grenier has been in- structed, as a first step, to attend the course of the London School.
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141
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