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No. Name. Designation. Page.
  BURMA.    
1 Colonel H. R. Spearman * Commissioner 375
2 Lieutenant-Colonel C. B Cooke *     Ditto 376
3 J. E. Bridges *     Ditto 377
4 Major B. A. N. Parrott Offg. ditto 380
5 A. R. Birks Commissioner ib.
6 J. K. Macrae † Deputy Commissioner 381
7 K. G. Burne *     Ditto ib.
8 Major W. F. H. Grey     Ditto 383
9 A. M. B. Irwin *     Ditto ib.
10 H. Adamson     Ditto 384
11 H. G. Batten ‡     Ditto ib.
12 Major G. S. Eyre     Ditto 385
13 W. N. Porter     Ditto 386
14 S. H. T. de la Courneuve     Ditto ib.
15 A. L. Hough     Ditto 387
16 J. S. D. Fraser * Offg. ditto ib.
17 R. C. Stevenson     Ditto 389
18 R. G. Culloden † Assistant Collector, and Superintendent,
Preventive Service		 ib.
19 E. Lewis † Excise Officer 390
20 Major S. C. F. Peile † Inspector General of Police 392
21 J. D. Mercer District Superintendent of Police ib.
22 R. W. Martin       Ditto          ditto 393
23 A. G. Mayne       Ditto          ditto ib.
24 A. J. A. Jardine       Ditto          ditto ib.
25 W. G. Snadden       Ditto          ditto ib.
26 M. J. Chisholm       Ditto          ditto ib.
27 E. H. Molloy       Ditto          ditto 394
28 C. M. Prendergast       Ditto          ditto ib.
29 W. H. Tarleton‡       Ditto          ditto ib.
30 E. G. Mumford       Ditto          ditto ib.
31 R. A. E. Castle       Ditto          ditto ib.
32 A. A. St. C. Miller       Ditto          ditto 395
33 H. P. Pedler       Ditto          ditto ib.
34 A. D. Kiernander       Ditto          ditto ib.
35 B. L. Cumberland Offg. District Superintendent of Police ib.
36 E. A. W. G. McDougall       Ditto          ditto ib.
37 Brigade-Surgeon-Lieut.-Col. D. Sinclair† Inspector General of Jails, Chief of the
Civil Medical Department, etc.		 396
38 Surgeon-Lieut.-Col. O. Baker † Civil Surgeon and Superintendent,
Lunatic Asylum		 ib.

         * Examined orally.                         † Examined orally only.

   ‡ Summoned to attend at a meeting of the Commission for oral examination, but was unable to appear.

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Index to Bombay, Sind, Berar, Ajmere-Merwara, Coorg, Baluchistan, and Burma Witnesses
Volume VII
DescriptionVolume 7: Evidence of witnesses from Bombay, Sind, Berar, Ajmere, Coorg, Baluchistan and Burma. Answers from witnesses in Bombay, Sind, Berar, Ajmere, Coorg, Baluchistan, and Burma about cultivation and growth of hemp, preparation or manufacture, trade, consumption or use, effects, administration - taxation and control.
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