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Nob or 1897.

X

THA 2225

97

GENERAL DEPARTMENT.

Der 13 100 17.

Bombay Castle, 23 July 1897.

TO

HER MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY

OF STATE FOR INDIA IN COUNCIL,

LONDON.

MY LORD,

In our telegram of the 18th instant we reported the embarkation for England of Surgeon-Captain W. W. O. Beveridge on the 9th instant and of Surgeon-Major W. L. Reade, Dr. J. A. Lowson and Surgeon-Captain A. L. Borradaile on the 16th idem.

2. We beg to state that the services rendered by these officers have been of a very valuable nature. Surgeon-Major Reade and Dr. Lowson were appointed Joint Plague Commissioners, Bombay, to advise us in regard to plague operations and to advise district officers. They also gave advice on the subject to some of the other Local Governments and Administrations. Surgeon-Captain Beveridge was employed as medical officer and as member of the Plague Committee, Poona, and Surgeon-Captain Borradaile was on plague duty in Sind. We forward herewith, for Your Lordship's information, a copy of letters we have caused to be addressed to the above-mentioned officers.

3. We beg to express our acknowledgments to Your Lordship for obtaining the loan of the services of these officers.

We have the honour to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's most obedient, humble Servants,

(Sel) Sandhurst.

J. Nugent.

E. C. K. Collivant

195

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Nob or 1897. X THA 2225 97 GENERAL DEPARTMENT. Der 13 100 17. Bombay Castle, 23 July 1897. TO HER MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INDIA IN COUNCIL, LONDON. MY LORD, In our telegram of the 18th instant we reported the embarkation for England of Surgeon-Captain W. W. O. Beveridge on the 9th instant and of Surgeon-Major W. L. Reade, Dr. J. A. Lowson and Surgeon-Captain A. L. Borradaile on the 16th idem. 2. We beg to state that the services rendered by these officers have been of a very valuable nature. Surgeon-Major Reade and Dr. Lowson were appointed Joint Plague Commissioners, Bombay, to advise us in regard to plague operations and to advise district officers. They also gave advice on the subject to some of the other Local Governments and Administrations. Surgeon-Captain Beveridge was employed as medical officer and as member of the Plague Committee, Poona, and Surgeon-Captain Borradaile was on plague duty in Sind. We forward herewith, for Your Lordship's information, a copy of letters we have caused to be addressed to the above-mentioned officers. 3. We beg to express our acknowledgments to Your Lordship for obtaining the loan of the services of these officers. We have the honour to be, My Lord, Your Lordship's most obedient, humble Servants, (Sel) Sandhurst. J. Nugent. E. C. K. Collivant 195
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Nob or 1897. X THA 2225 97 GENERAL DEPARTMENT. Der 13 100 17. Bombay Castle, 23 July 1897. ΤΟ HIER MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INDIA IN COUNCIL, LONDON. MY LORD, In our telegram of the 18th instant we reported the embarkation for England of Surgeon-Captain W. W. O. Beveridge on the 9th instant and of Surgeon-Major W. L. Reade, Dr. J. A. Lowson and Surgeon-Captain A. L. Borra- daile on the 16th idem. 2. We beg to state that the services rendered by these officers have been of a very valuable nature. Surgeon-Major Reade and Dr. Lowson were appointed Joint Plague Commissioners, Bombay, to advise us in regard to plague opera- tions and to advise district officers. They also gave advice on the subject to some of the other Local Governments and Administrations. Surgeon-Captain Beveridge was employed as medical officer and as member of the Plague Committee, Poona, and Surgeon-Captain Borradaile was on plague duty in Sind. We forward herewith, for Your Lordship's information, a copy of letters we have caused to be addressed to the above-mentioned officers. 3. We beg to express our acknowledgments to Your Lordship for obtain- ing the loan of the services of these officers. We have the honour to be, My Lord, Your Lordship's most obedient, humble Servants, (Sel) Sandhurst. J. Nugent. E. C. K. Collivant 195
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Nob or 1897.

X

THA 2225

97

GENERAL DEPARTMENT.

Der 13 100 17.

Bombay Castle, 23 July 1897.

ΤΟ

HIER MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY

OF STATE FOR INDIA IN COUNCIL,

LONDON.

MY LORD,

In our telegram of the 18th instant we reported the embarkation for England of Surgeon-Captain W. W. O. Beveridge on the 9th instant and of Surgeon-Major W. L. Reade, Dr. J. A. Lowson and Surgeon-Captain A. L. Borra- daile on the 16th idem.

2. We beg to state that the services rendered by these officers have been of a very valuable nature. Surgeon-Major Reade and Dr. Lowson were appointed Joint Plague Commissioners, Bombay, to advise us in regard to plague opera- tions and to advise district officers. They also gave advice on the subject to some of the other Local Governments and Administrations. Surgeon-Captain Beveridge was employed as medical officer and as member of the Plague Committee, Poona, and Surgeon-Captain Borradaile was on plague duty in Sind. We forward herewith, for Your Lordship's information, a copy of letters we have caused to be addressed to the above-mentioned officers.

3. We beg to express our acknowledgments to Your Lordship for obtain- ing the loan of the services of these officers.

We have the honour to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's most obedient, humble Servants,

(Sel) Sandhurst.

J. Nugent.

E. C. K. Collivant

195

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