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REPORT OF THE KING INSTITUTE, GUINDY
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TABLE XIV—cont.
Railway Stations—cont.
| No. | Source. | Dates of examination and results. | Remarks on supply. | |
| *12 | Dharmavaram | 29 Sep. 1927 | 24 Feb. 1928 | Indifferent. |
| Well on the bank of river | 1 c.c. | ... | ||
| Loco well | 5 c.c. | ... | ||
| Tap on the platform | 1 c.c. | 5 c.c. | ||
| *13 | Dronachalam | 28 Sep. 1927 | 29 Feb. 1928 | Very bad. Systematic chlorination recommended. |
| Well | 0.01 c.c. | ... | ||
| Tap on the platform | 0.1 c.c. | 0.1 c.c. | ||
| 14 | Erode | 7 June 1927 | 11 Jan. 1928. | |
| Tap on the platform | 0.1 c.c. | >60 c.c. | Well water bad. Chlorinated water in January good. |
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| 15 | Guntakal | 1 Oct. 1927 | 29 Feb. 1928. | |
| Timmanoherla well | 1 c.c. | 5 c.c. | ||
| Nancherla well | 20 c.c. | 10 c.c. | Variable, but still passable. | |
| Tap on the platform | 5 c.c. | 10 c.c. | ||
| *16 | Gudur | 21 July 1927 | 21 Dec. 1927 | Both wells poor. Mixture supplied indifferent and variable. |
| Well at mile 85/5 | 0.1 c.c. | 5 c.c. | ||
| Well in the station yard | 0.1 c.c. | 0.1 c.c. | ||
| Tap on the platform | 0.1 c. c. | 5 c.c. | ||
| *17 | Hospet | 6 July 1927 | 12 Dec. 1927. | |
| Well in the fields | 0.1 c.c. | 0.1 c.c. | Very bad. Systematic chlorination recommended. (See report.) |
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| Well in the station yard | 0.1 c.c. | 1 c.c. | ||
| Tap on the platform | 0.1 c.c. | 0.1 c.c. | ||
| 18 | Jalarpet | 12 Apr. 1927 | 7 Nov. 1927. | |
| Well at mile 132/16 | 0.1 c.c. | ... | Treated water in April from old source, good. Water from the new source, in November bad. |
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| Chlorinated water | 60 c.c. | ... | ||
| Well at mile 129/1 | ... | 1 c.c. | ||
| Tap on the platform | ... | 1 c.c. | ||
| *19 | Kalahasti | 30 Aug. 1927 | 1 Feb. 1928. | |
| Well | 0.01 c.c. | ... | Bad. | |
| Tap on the platform | 0.1 c.c. | 1 c.c. | ||
| 20 | Katpadi | 27 July 1927 | 23 Jan. 1928. | |
| Tap on the platform | 10 c.c. | 10 c.c. | Passable. | |
| *21 | Kumbakonam | 17 Nov. 1927 | ... | |
| Pump well | 5 c.c. | ... | Indifferent. Deteriorates in distribu- tion. |
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| Tap on the platform | 1 c.c. | ... | ||
| *22 | Madanapalle Road | 16 Sep. 1927 | 1 Mar. 1928. | |
| Water from Mulakalacheruvu station. | 5 c.c. | ... | Station well bad and liable to dry up. | |
| Station well | ... | 0.1 c.c. | ||
| 23 | Madura | 5 Apr. 1927 | 3 Nov. 1927. | |
| Tap on the platform (Municipal supply). | 10 c.c. | 20 c.c. | Municipal supply. | |
| *24 | Manglore | 5 Sep. 1927 | 20 Feb. 1928. | |
| Well in front of Railway Dispensary. | 1 c.c. | 1 c.c. | Well water indifferent. No taps on the platform. System of water carri- ers in vogue. Chlorinated supply— partial—but good. |
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| Chlorinated water | >60 c.c. | >60 c.c. | ||
| *25 | Mangalagiri | 19 Sep. 1927 | 8 Mar. 1928. | |
| well in a private land | 0.1 c.c. | ... | Bad. | |
| Pot filtered water | 0.1. cc. | ... | ||
| Water from Bezwada station. | ... | 1 c.c. | ||
| *26 | Maniyachi | 8 Sep. 1927 | 9 Feb. 1928. | |
| Well | 5 c.c. | ... | Passable but liable to deterioration in distribution. |
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| Tap on the platform | 1 c.c. | 5 c.c. | ||
| *27 | Mayavaram | 1 Sep. 1927 | 3 Mar. 1928. | |
| Well | 5 c.c. | ... | Indifferent and variable. | |
| Tap on the platform | 0.1 c.c. | 1 c.c. | ||
| *28 | Nandyal | 28 Sep. 1927 | 29 Feb. 1928. | |
| Well | 0.1 c.c. | ... | Bad. | |
| Tap on the platform | 0.1 c.c. | 0.1 c.c. | ||
| *29 | Narasaraopet | 12 Oct. 1927 | 15 Mar. 1928. | |
| Well at mile 464/12 | 1 c.c. | ... | Indifferent and variable. | |
| Tap on the platform | 1 c.c. | 5 c.c. | ||
* These are new stations added to the list.
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