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CONTENTS.
Part II-
PAGES.
Chapter I.- THE FIVE PLAGUE COMMITTEES-
Section 1.- The Bombay Plague Committee
85-88
Section 2.- The Poona Plague Committee and a sketch of the measures taken
in Poona before its appointment
89-100
Section 3.- The Karchi Plague Committee
100-107
Section 4.- The Plague Committee for Hyderabad (Sind)
107-120
Section 5.- The Sukkur-Rohri Plague Committee
120-131
Chapter II.- MEASURES TAKEN IN THE MOFUSSIL -
Section 1.- Provision of disinfectants, Inspecting Staff, &c.
132-140
Section 2.- Camps of observation
140-145
Section 3.- Other measures in the mofussil
145-146
Part III-
(SELECTED REPORTS BY GOVERNMENT OFFICERS)-
Report by Mr. A. Wingate, Acting Commissioner in Sind
147-186
Report by Mr. F. S. P. Lely, Commissioner, N. D.
187-190
Report by Mr. A. C. Logan, Collector of Thna
191-217
Report by Mr. R. Gilbert on plague in Bndra
219-226
Notes by Surgeon-Major A. V. Anderson, Deputy Sanitary Commissioner,
Western Registration District, on plague in the Thna District
227-229
Report by Mr. C. N. Seddon, Assistant Collector, Surat, on plague in Rnder
in the Surat District
231-234
Notes by Surgeon-Captain T. E. Dyson, Deputy Sanitary Commissioner, in
charge of plague operations in the City of Bulsr
235-239
Notes by Surgeon-Captain T. E. Dyson, Deputy Sanitary Commissioner,
Gujarat Registration District, on plague in the Bulsr Tluka
241-244
Extract from Notes by Surgeon-Major K. S. Nariman, Civil Surgeon, Surat,
regarding plague in the City of Surat
245 -246
Report by Mr. R. E. Enthoven, Personal Assistant to the Collector of
Ahmednagar, on plague in Nagar Town and District
247-252
Report by Mr. W. T. Morison, Collector of Sholpur
253-257
Report by Mr. S. R. Arthur, First Assistant Collector, Stra
259-260
Report by Mr. E. J. Ebden, Commissioner, S. D.
261-265
Report by Mr. E. Gray, Collector of Kolba
267-272
Report by Mr. W. W. Drew, Collector of Ratngiri
273-277
Report by Colonel J. M. Hunter, Political Agent, Kthiwr
279-287
Report by Lieutenant-Colonel F. H. Jackson, Political Superintendent, Plan-
Pur
289-292
Report by Major G. E. Hyde-Cates, Political Agent, Cutch
293-301
Report by Lieutenant-Colonel J. W. Wray, Political Agent, Kolhpur and
Southern Martha Country
303-309
Report by Surgeon-Major F. F. MacCartie, Health Officer of the Port of
Bombay
311-327
STATISTICS FOR BOMBAY CITY
329-331
STATISTICS FOR THE MOFUSSIL
333-345
MAPS SHOWING THE SPREAD OF PLAGUE IN THE MOFUSSIL-
Bombay Presidency*.- During October and November 1896.
Do. do. December 1896.
Do. do. January 1897.
Do. do. February 1897.
Do. do. March to end of June 1897.
Thna Collectorate.-During December 1896.
Do. do. January 1897.
* Except Sind and the Districts of Thna, Kolba and Surat.
CONTENTS.
Part II-
PAGES.
Chapter I.- THE FIVE PLAGUE COMMITTEES-
Section 1.- The Bombay Plague Committee
85-88
Section 2.- The Poona Plague Committee and a sketch of the measures taken
in Poona before its appointment
89-100
Section 3.- The Karchi Plague Committee
100-107
Section 4.- The Plague Committee for Hyderabad (Sind)
107-120
Section 5.- The Sukkur-Rohri Plague Committee
120-131
Chapter II.- MEASURES TAKEN IN THE MOFUSSIL -
Section 1.- Provision of disinfectants, Inspecting Staff, &c.
132-140
Section 2.- Camps of observation
140-145
Section 3.- Other measures in the mofussil
145-146
Part III-
(SELECTED REPORTS BY GOVERNMENT OFFICERS)-
Report by Mr. A. Wingate, Acting Commissioner in Sind
147-186
Report by Mr. F. S. P. Lely, Commissioner, N. D.
187-190
Report by Mr. A. C. Logan, Collector of Thna
191-217
Report by Mr. R. Gilbert on plague in Bndra
219-226
Notes by Surgeon-Major A. V. Anderson, Deputy Sanitary Commissioner,
Western Registration District, on plague in the Thna District
227-229
Report by Mr. C. N. Seddon, Assistant Collector, Surat, on plague in Rnder
in the Surat District
231-234
Notes by Surgeon-Captain T. E. Dyson, Deputy Sanitary Commissioner, in
charge of plague operations in the City of Bulsr
235-239
Notes by Surgeon-Captain T. E. Dyson, Deputy Sanitary Commissioner,
Gujarat Registration District, on plague in the Bulsr Tluka
241-244
Extract from Notes by Surgeon-Major K. S. Nariman, Civil Surgeon, Surat,
regarding plague in the City of Surat
245 -246
Report by Mr. R. E. Enthoven, Personal Assistant to the Collector of
Ahmednagar, on plague in Nagar Town and District
247-252
Report by Mr. W. T. Morison, Collector of Sholpur
253-257
Report by Mr. S. R. Arthur, First Assistant Collector, Stra
259-260
Report by Mr. E. J. Ebden, Commissioner, S. D.
261-265
Report by Mr. E. Gray, Collector of Kolba
267-272
Report by Mr. W. W. Drew, Collector of Ratngiri
273-277
Report by Colonel J. M. Hunter, Political Agent, Kthiwr
279-287
Report by Lieutenant-Colonel F. H. Jackson, Political Superintendent, Plan-
Pur
289-292
Report by Major G. E. Hyde-Cates, Political Agent, Cutch
293-301
Report by Lieutenant-Colonel J. W. Wray, Political Agent, Kolhpur and
Southern Martha Country
303-309
Report by Surgeon-Major F. F. MacCartie, Health Officer of the Port of
Bombay
311-327
STATISTICS FOR BOMBAY CITY
329-331
STATISTICS FOR THE MOFUSSIL
333-345
MAPS SHOWING THE SPREAD OF PLAGUE IN THE MOFUSSIL-
Bombay Presidency*.- During October and November 1896.
Do. do. December 1896.
Do. do. January 1897.
Do. do. February 1897.
Do. do. March to end of June 1897.
Thna Collectorate.-During December 1896.
Do. do. January 1897.
* Except Sind and the Districts of Thna, Kolba and Surat.
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