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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
I.-SLEEPING SICKNESS.
Serial
Frou or to whom.
No.
Despatch No., &c.
Date.
•1908.
1
The Governor
Uganda 197.
December 9, 1907. (Rec, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Subject
Serial
(No.
From or to whom.
Despatch
Dale.
No., &o.
1908.
11
The Liverpool Uganda
School of Tropi-
May 7
cal Medicine.
Page.
12
The Governor
Bust Africa Protec- torate,
May 25 (Rec. June 16.)
1
252,
2
Colonial Office
{
January 10 and 11.
Submits report on the measures taken to carry out the proposals for the suppression of sleeping sickness in his despatch of 23rd November, 1906. ⠀
Memorandum of the informal discussions at the Colonial Office between the British and German Delegates of the International Conference on Sleeping Sickness.
13
Ditto
East
17
Africa
May 29 (Rec. June 20.)
Protec-
torate,
262.
14
To Treasury
East
June 23 i
3
The High Commis-
sioner.
North- January 6 Western (Rec. Jan. 25.) Rhodesia, 8.
Transmits copies of Proclamation No. 49 of 1907, restricting the move- ments of natives of North-Western Rhodesia, together with a copy of correspondence with the Acting Administrator.
19
Africa
Protec-
torate.
15
The Governor
Nyasa- land Protec-
June 17 (Rec. Aug. 3.)
4 The Governor
Uganda,
January 20 |(Rec. Feb. 17.)
5
The Acting-Gov-
ernor.
Nyusa- land Protec-
January 17 (Rec. Feb. 22.)
turate,
16.
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Transmits, with remarks, copy of a supplementary report by Captain Gray, R.A.M.C., submitting further details of the results of the use of atoxyl.
Reports arrangements made for the interchange of information between the British Colonies interested, and forwardscopies of the Nyasaland Diary for November and December, 1907.
To the Governor Uganda, February 24 Expresses, in reply to No. 1, apprecia- tion of the energy of the Protectorate officials in grappling with the serious and difficult question of sleeping sickness.
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torate,
Confi-
dential.
16
The British South Rhodesia.
Africa Company. i
August 21
23
31
the
British Rhodesia. September 5 South Africa Com-" pany.
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To the Acting-Gov.
ernor.
Nyasa- land
March 11
Approves arrangements reported in
No. 5.
31
Protec-
torate, 65.
13
The British South
Africa Company,
8
The Liverpool
March 17
School of Tropical Medicine.
Forwards copy of a letter from Dr. Kinghorn enclosing a synopsis of work done by the expedition of the School to the Zambesi.
31
North- Eastern Rhodesia.
December 7
9
The British South
A Cica Company.
North- Eastern Rhodesia.
March 19
10
Ditto
North- Eastern Rhodesia.
March 26
:
31
10
To Treasury
Subject
Submits observations of the Director of the Runcorn Research Laboratories on Mr. Hesketh Bell's report on sleeping sickness in Uganda.
Forwards report by the Principal Medi- cal Officer respecting the increase of the disease in southern Kavirondo, and suggesting measures for prevent- ing the spread thereof, and requests sanction of an expenditure of £2,000.
Transmits Dr. Milne's Report of his
tour in southern Kavironilo.
Transmits copy of No. 12, and requests sanction to the expenditure of £2,000 as proposed.
Expresses appreciation of the practical nature of the recommendations made by Dr. Spillane in No. 9, and observes that the Protectorate is in a much better position for keeping out the disease than North-Eastern Rhodesia.
Transmits copy of a letter from the Administrator of North Western Rhodesia forwarding copy of a letter from the Principal Medical Officer, North-Eastern Rhodesia, with refer- ence to sleeping sickness on the northern borders of that territory; and asks that representations may be addressed to the German and Belgian Governments as to the necessity for action on the part of their officials.
Acknowledges the receipt of No. 16, and states that the request that repre- sentations may be made to the German and Belgian, Governments will receive consideration.
Encloses copy of a report by Dr. J. C. Spillane, P.M.O.. North Eastern Rhodesia, on sleeping sickness..
II. SLEEPING SICKNESS BUREAU.
April 3
Treasury
April 7
Transmits copy of a letter from the Administrator enclosing Dr. Spillane's report on his journey to Katanga and along the River Luapula, Lakes Mwern and Tanganyika, and the northern border.
Transinits copy of a letter from the Administrator enclosing copy of rules which it is proposed to put in force for the prevention of the spread of sleeping sickness, and copy of a letter from Dr. Spillane replying to the criticism of Dr. Kinghorn on the action being taken on the Luapula by the Administration of North-Eastern
Rhodesia,
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Describes circumstances which have led to a proposal for the establishment of a National Bureau, and requests that the balance of the annual expendi- ture to be incurred may be sanctioned as a charge against Imperial Funds. Sanctions, on the understanding indicated, the charge of the balance of expenditure to Imperial Funds: requests that the work of the Bureau may be kept under active supervision and provision made for expenditure under a special anbhead of the Colonial Services Vote.
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No.
Despatch No., &c.
Date.
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1908.
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To Dr. J. R. Brad-
April 8
ford, Sir P. Man-
son, Sir R. Boyce,
and Col. D. Bruce.
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To Foreign Office...
April 13
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