Serial
From or to whom
No.
Page.
Date.
ix
Subject.
Page.
1914
7
19
The Governor
Trinidad, Telegram
50
Ditto
Gold Coast, 819
April 28 (Rec. May 18.)
Dilto
(Rec. May 10.) States, in reply to No. 33, that tho Legislative Council has approved the vote, and that arrangements can be made to commence on the 1st July. Forwards a report by Dr. G. E. H. Lo Fanu, with a covering letter from the Acting Principal Medical Officer, on the prevalence of ankylostomiasis in the cocos districts of Akwapim in the Eastern Province of the Gold Const. Windward (Rec. May 20.) Requests, in reply to No. 36, that two
Islands, Telegram
Medical Officers may be selected for Grenada; and refers, with regard to St. Vincent and St. Lucia, to Nos. 54 and 55.
52
Dr. H. L. Burgess ...
May 20
58
The Governor
British Guiana, 157
May 6 (Roc. May 26.)
5+
Ditto
Windward Islands, 55
May 8 (Rec. May 26.)
55
Ditto
Windward Islands. St. Lucia, 51
May 11 (Rec. May 26.'
56 The High Commis
eioner
Malay Staten, 249
57
To Crown Agents
May 7 (Rec. May 30.)
June 9
58
To
International Health Cominission
Trinidad
June 18
59 To the Governor
British Guiana, 148
June 16
60
To the Governor
03
Trinidad, 205
1914
June 16
93
61
Dr. A. G. Bagshawe
June 20
96
Memorandum on the incidence of anky- 96
lostomiasis.
Transmits copies of correspondence with the International Health Commission in which the Commission approve of a scheme submitted by Dr. Ferguson, Government Medical Officer of the Peter's Hall Medical District, and observes that $7,244.70 has been paid into the British Guiana Treasury and active operations have been com- menced.
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States that the International Health 101 Commission has approved the budgets ¦ received in No. 36, and has sent a draft for a quarter of the year's ex- penditure to each Island; reports the steps taken to commence the work in Grenada; and states that he has agreed to Dr. Durrant taking charge of the work in St. Vincent. Submits a despatch from the Admini- 105
strator of St. Lucia reporting the acceptance by the International Health Commission of the budget for St. Lucia, and indicating the steps to be taken to inaugurate the campaign. Forwards copies of particulars regarding 107
the prevalence and distribution of ankylostomiasis in the Federated Malay States.
Understands that the Administrator of 118
St. Lucia has sent them an order for microscopes required for St. Lucia, and states that the instructions in No. 44 should be regarded as superseding the order from the Colony.
Notifies selection of Colonel J. R. Dodd 119
and Mr. C. G. H. Campbell as Medi- cal Officer in Charge and Assistant Medical Officer, respectively, in con- nexion with the campaign in Trinidad.
States, in reply to No. 53, that periodi 119
cal reports of the work done and any changes or improvements made should be submitted; points out the necessity of adequate, continuous and energetic measures for the improvement of sani- tation and the enforcement of sanitary regulations; and observes as to the procedure to be adopted with regard to the cost of the work, and as to the terms of appointment of Chief Sani- tary Inspectors.
62
To
International
June 20
Health Commission
63
The High Commis-
sioner
Malay Stales, 286
May 26
(Rec. June 22.)
6-4
Dr. A. G. Bagshawe
June 28
65
To the Acting Gov-
ernor
Leeward Islauds, Telegram
June 25
June 26
6G
To the Governors
Trinidad, Windward Talauds, Miscel-¡ laneous
67 To the Acting Governor Leeward
June 26
Islands, 171
I
Notifies selection of Colonel J. R. Dodd 120
As Medical Officer in Charge of the campaign in Trinidad, and of Mr. C. G. H. Campbell as Assistant Medi- cal Officer; and encloses a print of instructions to Medical Officers in Charge, which may be supplemented locally in such directions as experience may show to be necessary.
Reports the inspection and approval by 121
Dr. Shipley and himself of a lantern with acetylene generator; and requests authority for purchase.
Refers to inquiries which have been re. 121
ceived regarding the prospect of per- manence in the appointments of Medical Officers to carry out the anky- lostomiasis campaign; and inquires whether the Commission can see their way to authorize some statement on this point for communication to pro. spective candidates.
Reports the visit of Mr. Wickliffe Rose 122
to the Malay States and the recom- mendations which he proposes to place before the International Health Com mission.
Encloses, in continuation of No. 61, a 123
detailed estimate for the supply of six of the lanterns with accessories.
States, with reference to No. 47, that 124
Mr. Marshall and two microscopists sail on the 1st July.
States that the lanterns required in con. 124
nexion with the ankylostomiasis canı- paign have been selected and will be shipped in due course.
Confirms No. 65; encloses letters of ap addressed to Messrs. pointment Harpley and Webster, microscopists; and states that arrangements have been made for them to undergo short. courses of instruction at the London School of Tropical Medicine, the cost being charged to Antigua funds.
124
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68 To Dr. A. G. Bagshawe
June 26
Expresses thanks, in reply to No. 61, 125
for his services, and requests that seven lanterns may be ordered, the the accounts being forwarded Crown Agents for payment.
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69
To Crown Agents ...
June 26
Transmits a copy of No. 61; states that 125
Dr. Bagshawe has been asked to order seven of these lanterns and to send the accounts to the Crown Agents for payment; and requests that they will arrange for the distribution of the lanterns as indicated.
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