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Appointment

Name

Period

Remarks

AssistantDirector
of Public Health,
Western Regis-
tration District.

Major W. C. Spack-
man, M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., I.M.S.

1st to 15th May 1927.

Acting in addition to
his own duties as
Civil Surgeon,
Nasik.

Dr. N. B. Majmun-
dar, L.M. & S.

16th May to 3rd June
1927.

Do. do.

Dr. R. K. Mhatre,
D.P.H.

4th June 1927 to 31st
March 1928.

Acting.

Assistant Director
of Public Health,
Central Registra-
tion District.

Dr. Accacio da
Gama, D.P.H.

1st April 1927 to 31st
March 1928.

Assistant Director
of Public Health,
Gujarat Registra-
tion District.

Dr. K. A. Gandhi,
D.P.H.

March 1928.

Assistant Director
of Public Health,
Sind Registration
District.

Dr. R. V. Shivesh-
warkar, D.P.H.

1st April 1927 to 16th
September 1927 and
22nd October1927
to 31st March 1928.

On deputation to the
Malaria Class at
Saharanpur from
17th September to
21st October.

Lieut.-Colonel I. D.
Jones, I.M.S.

17th September to
21st October 1927.

his own duties as
Civil Surgeon, Kara-
chi.

Assistant Director
of Public Health,
Southern Regis-
tration District.

Dr. J. L. Pinto,
D.P.H.

March 1928.

Director, Vaccine
Institute,
Belgaum.

Dr. J. L.Pinto,
D.P.H.

1st to 23rd April 1927.

his own duties.

Dr. J. B. Mama,
L.M. & S., D.P.H.

24th April 1927 to 31st
March 1928.

5. Changes in the strength of the establishment.—The vaccinator
of Shirpur continued to act as Registration karkun in addition to his
other duties throughout the year.

The permanent vaccination establishment in Thar and Parkar
district was increased by three vaccinators and one candidate
vaccinator. The three additional vaccinators were posted to the
desert talukas of Thar and Parkar District—Mithi, Chachro and Nagar
Parkar—Besides this establishment, a temporary candidate vaccinator
sanctioned by the District Local Board was employed for 8 months
during the year.

An additional vaccination karkun was appointed permanently in
Hyderabad town.

Owing to the transfer of vaccination work of Bansda State the
number of vaccinators in Native States was reduced from 22 to 21
with effect from July 1927.

No other changes of importance in the strength of the vaccin-
ation establishment took place during the year.

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Description	Covers 1899-1928. Details and appraises vaccination operations in the Bombay Presidency. Tables show particulars of vaccination. Success and mortality rates noted.
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Appointment	Name	Period	Remarks
AssistantDirector of Public Health, Western Regis- tration District.	Major W. C. Spack- man, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., I.M.S.	1st to 15th May 1927.	Acting in addition to his own duties as Civil Surgeon, Nasik.
	Dr. N. B. Majmun- dar, L.M. & S.	16th May to 3rd June 1927.	Do. do.
	Dr. R. K. Mhatre, D.P.H.	4th June 1927 to 31st March 1928.	Acting.
Assistant Director of Public Health, Central Registra- tion District.	Dr. Accacio da Gama, D.P.H.	1st April 1927 to 31st March 1928.
Assistant Director of Public Health, Gujarat Registra- tion District.	Dr. K. A. Gandhi, D.P.H.	1st April 1927 to 31st March 1928.
Assistant Director of Public Health, Sind Registration District.	Dr. R. V. Shivesh- warkar, D.P.H.	1st April 1927 to 16th September 1927 and 22nd October1927 to 31st March 1928.	On deputation to the Malaria Class at Saharanpur from 17th September to 21st October.
	Lieut.-Colonel I. D. Jones, I.M.S.	17th September to 21st October 1927.	Acting in addition to his own duties as Civil Surgeon, Kara- chi.
Assistant Director of Public Health, Southern Regis- tration District.	Dr. J. L. Pinto, D.P.H.	1st April 1927 to 31st March 1928.
Director, Vaccine Institute, Belgaum.	Dr. J. L.Pinto, D.P.H.	1st to 23rd April 1927.	Acting in addition to his own duties.
Director, Vaccine Institute, Belgaum.	Dr. J. B. Mama, L.M. & S., D.P.H.	24th April 1927 to 31st March 1928.	Acting in addition to his own duties.

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