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Despatch

From or to whom.

Da'e.

No.

No, &c.

1014

Serial

Deapa'ch

No.

From or to whom,

Date

Bubject.

No., &c.

1914

21

Mr. H. R Cowell (Colquis! Office) to Mr. Wickittie Boss (International Health Commis sion)

28 Mr. Wickliffe Rosa

(International

Hezitli Commis- sion) to Mr. H. R.

Cowell (Colonial

Ceylon

September 15

States, in reply to No. 20, that fuller details are awaited from Ceylon; hears that operations will be hin- dered by the present shortage of medical men.

18

31

September 8 Rec. Sept. 18.)

Notifies the appointment of Dr. H. H. Howard as Director for the West Indies of the International Health Commission.

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Subject.

'T'he Acting Governor Windward September 18

Islande (8t. Vin- Gent), 93

(Rec. Oct. 18.)

Bubmits despatch from the Acting 39

Administrator replying to the points raised defining the duties of Dr. Dur rant; states that the work of the campaign must be postponed until Dr. Durrant is relieved by a medical man to act as Medical Officer in the Kingstown District.

Office)

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The Governor

24

Seychelles, 109

July 24 Rec. Sept. 21.)

Trinidad

September 28

Commis-

To the International

Health sion

25 To the Governor

...

Trinidad, 894

Beptember 28

Forwards report of the Chief Medical 19

Officer on the prevalence of the disease, with report of a committee appointed to make recommendations 88 to the best means of combating it; remarks on the difficulty of super. vising sanitary measures in the country districts, and welcomes any assistance from the International Health Commission.

States that, as it is improbable that a suitable candidate for the post of second Medical Officer in connexion with the ankylostomiasis campaign in Trinidad can, in present circum. stances, be found in England, the Governor has been given the liberty to make a temporary local appoint- ment if he sees an opportunity; and trusts that the Commission will approve of this arrangement.

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States that, in present circumstances, Becond it is improbable that Medical Officer can be engaged in England for ankylostomiasis work in Trinidad, and that he should there. fore make a temporary local appoint- ment if he sees a favourable oppor- tunity.

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21

82

Mr. Wickliffe Rose (International

October 1

(Rec. Oct. 13.)

States that Dr. V. G. Heiser has been

appointed Director for the East.

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йenith Comamin-

Cowell

sion) to Mr. H. K (Colonial

Office)

40

88

Ditto

Malay States

34

The Director, Inter- Health pational Commission, lo

British Quiana

Mr. H. R. Cowell

(Colonial Office)

October 8 (Keo. Oct. 19.)

October 10 (Rec. Oct. 21.)

35

To the Governor

British Guiana,

October 21

Miscel-

laneous

26

The Governor

British Guiana, 870

September 10

Forwards report by the

Surgeon-

22

Rec. Bept. 29.)

General upon the work done in the Peter's Hall District for the quarter ended 30th June, 1914.

80

To the Acting Governor

Windward Intervie (84. Vin-

October 21

cent),

27

Ditto

British September 10 Guiana, Rec. Sept. 29.)

800

28

States that steps are being taken to carry on an experiment with beta- naphthol in the treatment of ankylos- and tomiasis in British Guiana, promises a report on the result in due course. Reports that Dr. Angus Macdonald has arrived in the Colony and entered upon his duties.

32

Miscel

hneous

87 The

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International Health Commis- sion

Trinkled

The Acting Governor Windward September 14

Jalanta Rec. Sept. 29.) (Grenada), 148 Sierra

September 29 Leons, 640 (Rec. Oct. 10.)

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The Governor

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30

Ditto

British Quidns, 808

September 23 (Reo. Oct. 18.)

Transmits a copy of a report by the Acting Principal Medical Officer on the result of the preliminary investi. gation as to the incidence of ankylos- tomiasis in the Colony.

Transmita memorandum showing the present financial arrangements with the International Health Commis- sion; states that they are working satisfactorily and recommends that they be allowed to continue.

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Transmits a copy of his letter to the Governor of the Straits Settlements submitting proposals for a commis. sion of inquiry into ankylostomiasis in the Malay States, together with an outline of the work to be per- formed by the commission; states that, if the proposal is approved by the Governor, the Secretary of State, and the Advisory Committee, the work will be commenced at an early date.

Forwards copy of note to the Surgeon- General of British Guiana, covering a paper prepared by Dr. Howard, of the Commission, intended for pub- lication and wide distribution, regard ing the administrative problems of the work of eradicating the disease; asks that it may be submitted to the Advisory Committee.

Accepts his recommendation that the present financial arrangements with the Commission should be allowed to continue.

Doubts the propriety of allowing Dr. Durrant to act as Health Officer for Kingstown, and inquires whether the duties of Health Officer and those of Medical Officer for the Kingstown District could not conveniently be combined.

October 23 States, in reply to No. 24, that the arrangement for a temporary local (Rec. Nov. 2)

appointment will be satisfactory; offers, in view of the unusual de- mands being made upon the English medical profession, to lend men from the United States service.

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To the International

Health Bion

Commis

British Gutana

November 8

States that Mr. Harcourt regards the paper enclosed in No. 84 as a valu- able pamphlet for publication and free distribution, as suggested,_and is referring it to the Advisory Com- mittee, but, meanwhile, will not stand in the way of its publication, provided the Government of British Quians do not object.

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference :-

MCO. 885

24 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC-

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