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DISTRICT No. 3.
1 DISTRICT MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.
VI.
POPULATION
37,295
HOUSES
1,615
Sub-divisional Office at Central Office.
1 Sub-divisional Medical Officer.
Justices of the Peace.
Hussonbhoy Vishram, Esq.
Budroodeen A. Kur, Esq.
Haji Yusef Haji Ismail, Esq.
Dr. J. P. Nicholson.
Rahimtulla Khairaz, Esq.
Haji A. Sutar Haji Yusub, Esq.
Mahomed Nansey Khairaz, Esq.
M. M. Chinoy, Esq.
Staff for House-to-House Visitation.
4 Sub-Inspectors or Muccadums.
4 Police Sepoys.
20 Military Sepoys.
Disinfecting Staff.
1 Sub-Inspector.
4 Muccadums.
100 Men.
Note.-This District will work to Nos. 3
and 8 Hospitals.
CHAKLA.
POPULATION
32,197
HOUSES
1,030
Sub-divisional Office at Chakla on
Carnac Road.
Near Junction of Chakla Street.
1 Sub-divisional Medical Officer.
4 Ambulances.
1 Bullock Gharry.
Stores.
Justices of the Peace.
B. M. Moses, Esq.
Vithalrao C. Bhaudikar, Esq.
Haji Mahomad Ibrahim, Esq.
Khan Saheb Fakirji Jivaji, Esq.
Ahmedbhai Hubibbhoy, Esq.
Bascole B. Batale, Esq.
Staff for House-to-House Visitation.
3 Sub-Inspectors.
4 Police Sepoys.
20 Military Sepoys.
Disinfecting Staff.
1 Sub-Inspector.
5 Muccadums.
120 Men.
Office Staff.
1 Clerk.
1 Timekeeper.
2 Ramosees.
4 Ambulance Sepoys.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
Junction of Argyle Road and Musjid
Bridge Road.
4 Ambulances
1 Bullock Gharry.
Stores.
1 Health Inspector.
1 Disinfecting Inspector.
Telephone No. 228.
Office Staff.
1 Head Clerk.
3 Clerks.
2 Ramosees.
4 Ambulance Sepoys.
1 Timekeeper.
Total Staff.
Sub-divisional Medical Officers
4
Justices of the Peace
18
Inspectors
2
Sub-Inspectors
18
Muccadums (Overseers)
15
Men
420
Police Sepoys
20
Military Sepoys
88
Ramosees (Watchmen)
6
Head Clerk
1
Clerks
6
Timekeepers
3
Ambulance Sepoys
14
GRAND TOTAL
615
OOMARKHADI.
DONGRI.
POPULATION. 52,468
POPULATION. 30,317
HOUSES 1,784
HOUSES 1,054
Sub-divisional Office.
South-West of Jail Road.
1 Sub-divl. Medical Officer.
1 Sub-divl. Medical Officer.
6 Ambulances.
1 Bullock Gharry.
Stores.
Justices of the Peace.
Moulvi Hadayut Allah, Esq.
Dr. Ismail Jan Mahomed.
Dr. Dossabhai Patel.
Mahomed Ali Adumji Peerbhai, Esq.
Staff for House-to-House Visitation.
8 Sub-Inspectors or Muccadums.
12 Police Sepoys.
48 Military Sepoys.
Disinfecting- Staff.
1 Sub-Inspector.
6 Muccadums.
200 Men.
Office Staff.
2 Clerks.
1 Timekeeper.
2 Ramosees.
6 Ambulance Sepoys.
DISTRICT No. 3.
1 DISTRICT MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.
VI.
POPULATION
37,295
HOUSES
1,615
Sub-divisional Office at Central Office.
1 Sub-divisional Medical Officer.
Justices of the Peace.
Hussonbhoy Vishram, Esq.
Budroodeen A. Kur, Esq.
Haji Yusef Haji Ismail, Esq.
Dr. J. P. Nicholson.
Rahimtulla Khairaz, Esq.
Haji A. Sutar Haji Yusub, Esq.
Mahomed Nansey Khairaz, Esq.
M. M. Chinoy, Esq.
Staff for House-to-House Visitation.
4 Sub-Inspectors or Muccadums.
4 Police Sepoys.
20 Military Sepoys.
Disinfecting Staff.
1 Sub-Inspector.
4 Muccadums.
100 Men.
Note.-This District will work to Nos. 3
and 8 Hospitals.
CHAKLA.
POPULATION
32,197
HOUSES
1,030
Sub-divisional Office at Chakla on
Carnac Road.
Near Junction of Chakla Street.
1 Sub-divisional Medical Officer.
4 Ambulances.
1 Bullock Gharry.
Stores.
Justices of the Peace.
B. M. Moses, Esq.
Vithalrao C. Bhaudikar, Esq.
Haji Mahomad Ibrahim, Esq.
Khan Saheb Fakirji Jivaji, Esq.
Ahmedbhai Hubibbhoy, Esq.
Bascole B. Batale, Esq.
Staff for House-to-House Visitation.
3 Sub-Inspectors.
4 Police Sepoys.
20 Military Sepoys.
Disinfecting Staff.
1 Sub-Inspector.
5 Muccadums.
120 Men.
Office Staff.
1 Clerk.
1 Timekeeper.
2 Ramosees.
4 Ambulance Sepoys.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
Junction of Argyle Road and Musjid
Bridge Road.
4 Ambulances
1 Bullock Gharry.
Stores.
1 Health Inspector.
1 Disinfecting Inspector.
Telephone No. 228.
Office Staff.
1 Head Clerk.
3 Clerks.
2 Ramosees.
4 Ambulance Sepoys.
1 Timekeeper.
Total Staff.
Sub-divisional Medical Officers
4
Justices of the Peace
18
Inspectors
2
Sub-Inspectors
18
Muccadums (Overseers)
15
Men
420
Police Sepoys
20
Military Sepoys
88
Ramosees (Watchmen)
6
Head Clerk
1
Clerks
6
Timekeepers
3
Ambulance Sepoys
14
GRAND TOTAL
615
OOMARKHADI.
DONGRI.
POPULATION. 52,468
POPULATION. 30,317
HOUSES 1,784
HOUSES 1,054
Sub-divisional Office.
South-West of Jail Road.
1 Sub-divl. Medical Officer.
1 Sub-divl. Medical Officer.
6 Ambulances.
1 Bullock Gharry.
Stores.
Justices of the Peace.
Moulvi Hadayut Allah, Esq.
Dr. Ismail Jan Mahomed.
Dr. Dossabhai Patel.
Mahomed Ali Adumji Peerbhai, Esq.
Staff for House-to-House Visitation.
8 Sub-Inspectors or Muccadums.
12 Police Sepoys.
48 Military Sepoys.
Disinfecting- Staff.
1 Sub-Inspector.
6 Muccadums.
200 Men.
Office Staff.
2 Clerks.
1 Timekeeper.
2 Ramosees.
6 Ambulance Sepoys.
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