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March 5 (Rec. April 9.)
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University of Edin-
burgh.
1904.
March 26
States that the Faculty of Medicine has referred the matter to a Committee to prepare regulations in accordance with the suggestions made in No. 5; points out that special courses of instruction in tropical diseases were instituted in 1899.
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1904.
62 Governor
Rawson.
Sir
H.
New South Wales, 19.
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Governor Sir G. R.
Le Hunte.
South February 24 Australia,(Rec. Mar. 28.)
10.
States that South Australia will be willing to join the other Australian States in providing funds for further investiga- tion of tropical diseases; adds that any special communication forwarded will be laid before the Australian Medical Council which meets in 1905.
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Acting High Com- Southern missioner Fosbery. | Nigeria,
108.
March 18 (Rec. Apr. 11.)
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The University of
Aberdeen.
April 12
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Acting-Governor
⚫ Cork.
British Hondu
March 7 (Rec. Mar. 28.)
ras, 36.
States that the sum of £50 has been voted as a contribution to the common fund.
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Governor Viscount
Milner.
Orange
March 7
River
(Rec. Mar. 28.)
States that the Executive Council have
approved a contribution of £50.
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Colony, 42.
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Crown Agents
Leeward Islands.
April 13
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Governor
Grey
-
Wilson.
Falkland February 22
Islands, (Rec. Mar. 29.)
15.
Reports that he does not feel justified in recommending that any contribution should be made from Colonial funds.
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The University of
April 14
St. Andrews.
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Governor Sir C. A. King-Harman,
Sierra Leone, 71.
March 9 (Rec. Mar. 29.)
States that the Legislative Council have voted a contribution of £100 for the current year; considers that similar assistance may be counted upon for the next four years.
Acknowledges receipt of Nos. 18 and 35; concurs in the suggestion of the Royal Society to appoint an Advisory Board, and agrees to bear a proportion of the expenses.
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War Office...
Malta
March 29
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Governor Sir H. A.
Blake.
Ceylon, 135.
March 25 (Rec. Apr. 18.)
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Do-
March 30 minica, (Rec. Apr. 21.) 14/376.
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Administrator Bell
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Acting High Com- Southern missioner Fosbery. Nigeria.
March 1 (Rec. Mar. 30.)
77.
States steps which have been taken to investigate and combat tropical diseases in the Protectorate, which, he considers, should contribute to the in- vestigation fund.
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Commissioner
Lockhart.
Weihai- February 19 wei, 16.(Rec. April 2.)
Expresses opinion that the Dependency would not be justified in giving a subscription.
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Royal College
of
April 2
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Acting High Com-
sioner Taylor.
Physicians.
To High Commis- Basuto- sioner Viscount land, Milner.
253.
Federated Malay States,
April 22
March 28 (Rec. Apr. 25.)
135.
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Admiralty ...
Malta
April 5
States in reply to No. 5 that the ques- tion has been referred to a standing Joint Committee of the College and of the Royal College of Surgeons. Concurs generally in the proposals that the Royal Society should nominate a Committee to supervise the investiga- tions, but requests a detailed estimate of the cost to be incurred, and con- siders it desirable that the Admiralty representative should be nominated by the Admiralty.
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To Governor Sir H.
A. Blake.
Ceylon, 146.
April 28
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Governor Viscount
Milner.
Trans- vaal, 256.
April 11 (Rec. May 2.)
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Governor Sir J. A.
Swettenham.
March 14 British Guiana, (Rec. April 7.) |
77.
Transmits resolution of Combined Court granting a contribution of 480 dols. (£100) annually for three years,
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States that New South Wales has little concern with the more important tropical diseases, but maintains an elaborate Public Health Establishment, the laboratories of which are at the disposal of accredited investigators.
Concurs in proposal that the Protec- torate should contribute £200 annually to the common fand for five years.
States, in reply to No. 5, that the sub- ject has been referred to a special committee for consideration; observes that tropical medicine forms the subject of a Lectureship at the Uni- versity, and that certificates granted for adequate acquaintance with the subject.
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'Transmits, in reply to No. 48, copy of a letter from Messrs. Blakemore en- closing samples of gauze and stating prices.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 5, and trusts that it may be possible in the near future to institute a system of instruction and an examination and diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
Reports that a contribution of £100 per annum for a period of five years will be made by the Colony towards the common fund; transmits copy of a letter addressed to Sir F. Lovell on the subject.
Reports that the Legislative Council have agreed to vote £25 in aid of the fund, and that the scheme was heartily approved by all the unofficial members.
Approves proposal in No. 46 that Basutoland should contribute £100.
Submits copy of a further letter from the Resident-General, enclosing copy of a letter from the Director of the Institute for Medical Research, Kuala Lumpor, submitting recommendations for the appointment of a permanent assistant.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 67, and expresses satisfaction with the con- tribution made.
Considers that, in the present financial condition of the Transvaal, all avail- able funds should be devoted to prosecuting the work of the local bac- teriological laboratories in investi- gating certain diseases principally affecting the Colony.
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