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1904.
Borial
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Bubject.
Page.
No.
Despatch No., &o.
Date.
1904.
40
28
The Royal Society...
Malta
(Rec, Feb. 25.) Agrees to nominate a Committee to direct investigations into Mediter- ranean Fever on the conditions speci- fied, and concurs in the desirability of appointing Dr. Zammit as of the investigators.
20
To the Victoria Uni- versity of Man- chester.
March 5
one
29
The Victoria Uni- versity of Man- chester,
February 25
Regrets that the resources at the disposal of the University make it impossible to establish an examination and diploma in tropical medicine.
20
41
Acting-Governor
May.
Hong Kong, 43.
30 To Foreign Office...
February 27
31
To
Governor Sir Barbados, February 29 F. M. Hodgson.
29.
Acknowledges receipt of No. £2, and states reasons why the changes pro- posed by Major Will for the investiga- tion of tropical diseases on the spot would not be desirable.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 21 and trusts that the Colony will see its way, when its financial condition has im- proved, to make some contribution to the fund.
21
42
Governor Bir Strickland.
G. Leeward Islands, 86.
21
43
To High Commis- sioner Sir W. F. Haynes Smith.
Cyprus, 46.
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February 2- (Rec. Mar. 10.)
February 20 (Rec. Mar. 11.)
March 11
February 22 (Rec. Mar. 12.)
February 23 (Rec. Mar. 19.)
February 29 (Rec. Mar. 19.)
Regrets that the resources of the Uni- versity do not admit of the establish- ment of an examination and diploma, Appreciates the steps already taken to encourage the study of tropical diseases and trusts that at some fature date further assistance may be ren- dered.
Reporte action taken, and expresses belief that the Legislative Council will vote a contribution towards the common fund from Colonial revenues.
Points out that any contribution made would, if included in the Federal Estimates, be in part a charge against Imperial funds, and requests an indi- cation of the sum which the Treasury would look favourably upon.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 8, and expresses fear that as the proposed issue has not been sanctioned the annual contribution towards the School of Tropical Medicine must also be abandoned.
Transmits copy of a despatch from the Resident Commissioner, Mafeking, expressing the opinion that the ques tion of a further contribution by the Bechuanaland Protectorate in aid of malaria investigation should be de- cided by the Treasury.
Considers that the Colony and the Federated Malay States are at present contributing to the funds of the London School of Tropical Medicine as much as can be expected from them.
Forwards copy of a despatch from the Resident Commissioner, Maseru, and enquires whether the suggestion that a contribution of £100 should be made by the Basutoland Government to- wards the common fund is approved.
Acknowledges receipt of Nos. 27 and 42, and explains that the suggestion for a contribution from the Leeward Islands was intended to apply only to Presidencies not in receipt of Imperial
aid.
Transmits copy of No. 27, and requests observations on the paragraph relating to the price charged in the Colony for wire gauze.
25
25
26
26
26
27
28
28
29
32
'To
Governor Sir Malta, C. M. Clarke.
February 29
25.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 23 and appreciates action of the Executive Council in contributing £50 to the fund.
22
44
High Commissioner
Viscount Milner.
33
Governor Sir C.
Boyle.
New- found- land, 5.
February 16 (Rec. Mar. 2.)
Reports that his Government do not desire to take any action in the matter.
22
Bechu- analand Protec-
torate,
157.
31
To Acting High Federated
Commissioner
March 2
Taylor.
Malay States, 59.
Concurs in the extension of Mr. Milne's engagement as suggested in No. 25, and in the opinion expressed therein as to the importance of the investiga- tion of beri-beri.
22
45
Acting-Governor
Taylor.
Strajts Bettle ments, 48.
35
To War Office and
Malta
* March 2
Admiralty.
Transmite copy of No. 28, and enquires whether the arrangements suggested are concurred in.
23
46
High Commissioner
Viscount Milner.
36
To Governor
Sir
C. M. Clarke.
37
Governor Gallwey...
Malta, 30.
St. Helena,
March 2
Transmits copies of Nos. 28 and 35
23
Baguto- land, 175.
February 9 (Rec. Mar. 3.)
23
15.
47
To Governor Sir G. Leeward
Strickland.
Islands, 85.
March 23
24
48
To Crown Agenta... Leeward
March 23
Islands.
February 29 (Rec. Mar. 5.)
States that the Colonial Surgeon is of opinion that a special training in tropical diseases is desirable in the case of medical appointments in the Colony, but that the financial condi- tion of the Colony will not permit of a contribution.
States that a vote for £50 was passed by the Council of Government on 17th February, but that the Government does not see its way at present to making any further contribution.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 19, and states that the Colony will bear its share of the cost of the enquiry pro- vided the expenditure involved be moderate.
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Governor Sir C. M.
Clarke.
Malta, 31.
February 29 (Rec. Mar. 5.)
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Ditto
Malta,
32.
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25
49
Governor Sir G. C.
Denton.
Gambia, 36.
March 7 (Rec. Mar. 26.)
States that the Legislative Council has voted £100 as a contribution; it is understood that the sum will be voted annually for five years.
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