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98.

PAKIM.

C.O.

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34542

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August 14th, 1966 3 OCT OF

My Lord,

I have the honour to report that the medical Officer of His Majesty's Consulate at Swatow, Fr. Henry Layng, M.R.C.S., certified to His Majesty's Consul on July 24th, that the port and district of Swatow were free from any epidemic of bubonic plague, and authorized the issue of clean Bills of Health for "Port and District".

Mr. James Scott, His Majesty's Consul, states that since July 1st, there has not been a case of plague in Swatow, but that during the prevalence of the disease no effort was made by the Chinese Authorities to combat its progress or alleviate distress.

The Governments of Hongkong and of the Straits Settlements have been duly notified by Mr. Scott.

I have, &c.,

Marquess of Lansdowne,

&c.,

&c.

(Signed)

Ernest Satow.

60.

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98. PAKIM. C.O. 323 34542 READ August 14th, 1966 3 OCT OF My Lord, I have the honour to report that the medical Officer of His Majesty's Consulate at Swatow, Fr. Henry Layng, M.R.C.S., certified to His Majesty's Consul on July 24th, that the port and district of Swatow were free from any epidemic of bubonic plague, and authorized the issue of clean Bills of Health for "Port and District". Mr. James Scott, His Majesty's Consul, states that since July 1st, there has not been a case of plague in Swatow, but that during the prevalence of the disease no effort was made by the Chinese Authorities to combat its progress or alleviate distress. The Governments of Hongkong and of the Straits Settlements have been duly notified by Mr. Scott. I have, &c., Marquess of Lansdowne, &c., &c. (Signed) Ernest Satow. 60.
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98. PAKIM. C.0. 323 34542 READ August 14th. 1966 3 OCT OF My Lord: - I have the honour to report that the redi cal Officer of His Majesty's Consulate at Swatow, Fr. Henry و Layng, M. R. C. 6. certified to His jesus Consul on July 24th. that the port and district of Swatow were free from any epidemic of bubonic plague, and au- thorized the issue of clean Bills of Fealth for "Port and District". Mr. James Scott, His Majesty' a Consul, states that since July 1st. there has not been a case of plague in Swatow, but that during the prevalence of the disease no effort was made by the Chinese Au- thorities to combat its progress or alleviate dis- trees. The Governments of Hongkong and of the Straits Settlements have been duly notified by Kr. Scott. I have, &c., Marquess of Lansdowne, 60. &C., &C. (Signed) Ernest Satow.
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98.

PAKIM.

C.0.

323

34542

READ

August 14th. 1966 3 OCT OF

My Lord: -

I have the honour to report that the redi cal

Officer of His Majesty's Consulate at Swatow, Fr. Henry

و

Layng, M. R. C. 6. certified to His jesus Consul on

July 24th. that the port and district of Swatow were

free from any epidemic of bubonic plague, and au-

thorized the issue of clean Bills of Fealth for "Port

and District".

Mr. James Scott, His Majesty' a Consul,

states that since July 1st. there has not been a case

of plague in Swatow, but that during the prevalence

of the disease no effort was made by the Chinese Au-

thorities to combat its progress or alleviate dis-

trees.

The Governments of Hongkong and of the

Straits Settlements have been duly notified by Kr.

Scott.

I have, &c.,

Marquess of Lansdowne,

60.

&C.,

&C.

(Signed)

Ernest Satow.

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