Subject,
Page.
Serial Ko.
From or to wiLOM,
Despatch No., &o.
Dato.
ix
Page,
Subject.
Communicates the observations of the Advisory Committee on the report enclosed in No. 68; expresses con- currence in the recommendations of the Committee; and proposes, if desired, to communicate with the Governments of Hong Kong and the Straits Settlements in the manner suggested by the Committee.
Return for 1912 of malarial fever, black- water fever, yellow fever, filariasis and dengue.
States that the Advisory Committee have recommended, and the Secretary of State has approved, a further grant to the School of £600 for 1913; and that the Committee cannot at present give an assurance that they will con- tinue to pay a definite grant in future years, but the wishes of the School will be borne in mind.
States that the Advisory Committee have recommended, and the Secretary of State has approved, an additional grant to the School of £600 from the fund for 1913.
Approves of their paying £600 each to the London and Liverpool Schools of Tropical Medicine any time after the 1st July next.
Applies for an additional grant of £100 per annum towards the payment of helminthologist to work in the Quick Laboratory.
110
111
111
111
112
112
1913.
1913.
Rg.
The Medical Officer
of Health.
70*
The Governor
•
Hong Kong.
Jamaica, 122.
March 20 (Rec. May 5.)
April 15 (Rec. May 5,)
Report for 1912 on mosquito-borne
diseases.
103
81
To India Office
June 5
Transmits the fourth half-yearly report by the Government Bacteriologist, for the period 1st October, 1912, to 31st March, 1913.
104
71°
The Liverpool
School of Tropical Medicine.
May 6
Encloses reports on the work of the School for six months ending 30th April together with a statement show- ing the expenditure of the Govern- ment grant for the year ending 31st December, 1912.
104
82*
Principal Civil Medical Officer.
Straits
Settle-
May 1 (Rec. June 7.)
mente.
72
London School of
May 10
Tropical Medi-
cine.
Applies for a further grant from the Tropical Diseases Research Fund and for an assurance of a definite graut in the future.
104
83
To London School
June 7
of Tropical Medi. cine.
73°
Ditto
May 15
Forwards reports of the Helminthologist, the Entomologist, and the Proto- zoologist for the half-year ending 30th April, 1913.
105
To the Governor
Wind- ward Islands, (St. Vin- cent), 37,
May 17
→
75
Ditto
British Guiana, 105.
May 17
Suggests that, in the absence of a head of the Medical Department in St. Vincent, the Medical Officer, Kingston
• District, might superintend the pre- paration of future returns and reports from information supplied by each District Medical Officer.
Requests a further report upon the two cases of leprosy subjected to vaccine treatment as to which some pre- liminary notes are included in the report enclosed in No. 23.
105
81
To Liverpool School
June 7
of Tropical Medi- cine.
85
To Crown Agents...
June 7
105
86
Professor G. H. F.
Nuttall.
June 11
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference :-
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76
Ditto
Leeward Islands, 107.
May 17
Requests that a report may be sub- mitted with regard to the statement that, although anti-mosquito legisla- tion exists in St. Kitts-Nevis, there were no notices, convictions, or warn- ings during 1911; and that it may be considered whether the anti-mosquito by-law for Rosean should not be ex- tended to the whole of Dominica.
105
87
To Professor G.H.F.
Nuttall.
June 16
States, in reply to No. 86, that the matter will be brought before the Advisory Committee at their next meeting.
112
88*
The High Commis-
sioner.
Malay States,
285.
June 1 (Rec. June 30.)|
77
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.
May 19
Applies, under the circumstances in- dicated, for the remainder of the grant of £1,000 for the present year.
106
89.
The Principal Medi- Southern
cal Officer.
Nigeria.
90
78°
Principal Officer.
land.
79
To the Governor
Mauritius, 104.
May 27
Medical Nyasa (Rec. May 26) Return of malarial fever, blackwater fever, yellow fever, filariasis, and dengue in Nyasaland during 1912.
Observes that no legislation is in force in Mauritius against the breeding of mosquitos in premises, and enquires what steps are being taken to remedy this omission.
Advisory Committee
May 31 (Rec. July 1.) July 25
Transmits a report of the work done at the Medical Research Institute during the half-year ended 31st March, 1913. Return of mosquito-borne diseases for
1912.
113
113
107
for the Tropical
Agenda and minutes of an extraordinary
meeting.
113
Diseases Research
Fund.
91.
The Vice-Consul
Zanzibar,
215.
107
July 9 (Rec. Aug. 8.)
Transmits a report on the prevention of
mosquito-borne diseases for 1912.
115
.
University of Lon-
don.
|(Rec, Aug. 20)| Report of the Professor of Protozoology
for the year ended 30th June, 1913,
115
80
Advisory Committee
May 30
for the Tropical Diseases Research Frnd.
Agenda and minutes of the First Ordi-
nary Meeting.
107
93.
The Governor
Sierra
August 11 Leone,(Rec. Aug. 25.)|
364.
Transmits reports by medical officers on the various subjects dealt with in the Report for 1912.
115
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