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Local Government
May 22
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Commissioner Sad- Uganda,
ler.
11.
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To Commissioner | Uganda,
Sadler.
Telegram.
April 26 (Rec. May 30.)
May 30
Acknowledges receipt of No. 10 and and expresses satisfaction at the course taken in the matter.
Forwards Dr. Ross's report on his bac-
teriological investigations.
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1905.
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To the Royal Society
August 9
10
Requests an approximate estimate of the total additional annual expenditure entailed by the prograinme recom- mended by the Royal Society.
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Crown Agents
August 11
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Ditto
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Uganda, 111
May 31
Transmits copy of No. 11
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ler.
Telegram, 14.
Commissioner Sad-Uganda, (Rec. June 1.) States that an estimate of the cost of
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To Foreign Office...
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Foreign Office
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Commissioner Sad-
ler.
1
June 6
June 10
investigation will be sent as soon as No. 9 has been received, and recom- mends offer of Mr. Moffat to accept charge if the laboratory operations are placed under him,
Requests that an early answer may be obtained from the Egyptian Govern- ment as to the proposed contribution towards the cost of investigation.
Reports that the Egyptian Government are prepared to help in the matter, but that everything the Royal So- ciety desire is already being done by the Sudan Government; Lord Cromer will deal with the question on arriv- ing in London.
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Uganda, (Rec, June 15.) Reports that he is sending by mail 12 Telegram, 16.
proposals for carrying out the recom- mendations of the Royal Society: estimates expenditure during present financial year at £6,950, and suggests that this be met from last year's savings.
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To Foreign Office ...
June 22
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27
ler
Telegram
25.
August 18
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29
Transmits, for remarks, copies of Nos. 4, 9, 14, 16, 21, 22, and 24, and states that the Commissioner of the British Central Africa Protectorate will be consulted with respect to deputing two officers to study the disease.
Transmits copy of a letter from the Financial Adviser of the Egyptian Government, stating that a contri- bution of £1,000 will be made towards the expenses of investigation.
Commissioner Sad- Uganda, (Rec. Aug. 14) States amount available for extended
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programme.
Transmits copies of Nos. 19, 21, 22, 24, 25, and 27, and calls attention to the gravity of the position; states what has been done and requests sanction to the proposed expenditure of £2,800 for the appointment of six additional medical officers.
Commissioner Sad- Uganda, (Rec. Aug. 22) Enquires whether the proposals for
ler,
30
Royal Society
Telegram
27.
Angust 24
moving the laboratory at Entebbe are likely to be approved.
Conveys appreciation for the services of Captain Greig in the investigation of sleeping sickness, and asks if means could be found to procure from the Indian Government some promotion for him,
Requeste views, after consulting Mr. Minchin, as to the proposed moving of the laboratory at Entebbe.
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To Commissioner
Sadler.
Uganda, Telegram
August 24
20
Acknowledges receipt of No. 18, and suggests that it should be ascertained from Lord Cromer what contribution the Egyptian Government would make towards the extended pro- gramme of investigation.
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To the Royal Society
August 24
Transmita copy of No. 29, and requests
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an early answer to No. 25.
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Treasury
August 25
21
Commissioner Sad-
ler.
Uganda,
65.
June 13 (Rec. July 17.)
Submits report and recommendations for carrying out the scheme of the Royal Society.
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Assents to the recommendations in No. 24, but suggests that the allowance to Dr. Moffat should be reduced to £150 per annum,
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The Royal Society
August 25
22
Sir V. E. H. Corbett
July.27
(Financial Ad-
viser to the
Offers £1,000 towards the cost of the extended programme proposed by the Royal Society.
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Egyptian Govern-
ment.)
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To India Office
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To
Sadler.
Commissioner Uganda, Telegram
August 8
Enquires, with reference to No. 19, amount available for extended investi- gation, and whether any portion of the £1,000 provided for epidemics is earmarked for any diseases other than sleeping sicknesss.
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August 25
24
To Sir V. E. H.
Corbelt.
August 8
Conveys thanks for the contribution in No. 22, and acknowledges the good work already done by the Egyptian Government.
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To the Royal Society
August 25
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Reports that the Tropical Diseases Com- mittee deprecate the removal of the laboratory at Entebbe, and are suggest- ing the enclosure of the monkeys kept for experiment in fly-proof cages.
Transmits copy of No. 30, and observes that Mr. Lyttelton would be glad if it could be found possible to recognise in some way the services of Captain Greig.
Acknowledges receipt of No 30, and observes that Mr. Lyttelton has had great pleasure in bringing to the notice of the Secretary of State for India the services of Captain Greig.
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