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Date.
Subject.
Page
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No,, &c.
1908.
Subject.
Pago.
Investigation of Blackwater Fever. (Rec. Dec. 17.) States that £500 will be available on savings for salaries.
202
To High Commis-
sioner the Earl of Selborne.
South Africa. General.
January 15
Blood-sucking insects.
Transmita copy of No. 195, and requests 164
that the enclosures may be forwarded to the Resident Commissioners of the Bechuanaland Protectorate and Basutoland, and the Administrators of Southern and North - Western Rhodesia.
211
Commissioner Sad-
ler.
East Africa
Protec-
torate,
Telegram, 133.
212
The Liverpool School of Tropi-
December 17
203
To the British North
>
January 15
Borneo Company.
Transmits copy of No. 195, and requests 165
that the Directors may render what assistance is in their power to supply the tollections desired.
cal Medicine.
165
213
To
the Liverpool
School of Tropi- cal Medicine.
204
Governor Sir J. A. Jamaica,
Swettenham.
54
February 5 (Rec. Mar. 1.)
205
Governor Sir F. M.
Hodgson.
British Guiana,
82.
March 26 (Rec. April 16.)
206
The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.
September 4
207
To the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.
September 11
208
The Liverpool
September 17
School of Tropical Medicine.
209
To the Liverpool
School of Tropi-
cal Medicine.
210
To Commissioner
Sadler.
East Africa Protec-
torate,
Telegram.
Pathology of the West Indian Colonies. Acknowledgee receipt of No. 200, and states that all assistance will be given to any officers who may come to work in the Colony.
Reports, in reply to No. 200, that the Executive Council expresses the opinion that no further expenditure in the matter of pathological research can be incurred at present, and that he concurs.
165
Investigation of Blackwater Fever. Reports that, on the suggestion of the 166
Governor of Southern Nigeria, it has been decided to despatch an expedi- tion to West Africa, and enquires whether His Majesty's Government will defray one half of the expenses, the total contribution not to exceed £1,000.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 206 and proposes to approve of the Govern- ments of the West African Colonies contributing towards the expenses of the expedition, but requests particu- lars as to the manner in which the work will be undertaken.
166
Submits outline of particulars regarding 167
the proposed expedition.
November 12 Requests, with reference to the ang- 168
gestion to combine the expedition for the investigation of Blackwater fever with that going to British Central Africa to study sleeping sickness, an assurance that it will go to West Africa.
December 10 Notifies offer of the Liverpool School 168
of Tropical Medicine for an expedi tion of investigation, and enquires whether £500 can be provided from savings on the Medical Vote, or £250 each by Uganda and the British East African Protectorate from general savings.
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Submits, in reply to No. 209, arguments in favour of combining the expedi- tions, and enquires whether a con- tribution could be asked for from the Central African Colonies instead of the West African, and whether the contribution from the latter is condi- tional on the expedition visiting West Africa,
169
December 28 Replies that the decision not to ask for 170
assistance from the West African Colonies unless the expedition visite South Africa must be adhered to, and that the Central African Administra- tion should not be asked to contribute unless the British South Africa Com- pany is prepared to take the matter up states assistance which may be expected from East Africa, Uganda, and British Central Africa.
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