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Major W. R. Battye, I.M.S., Residency Surgeon,
Mewar.
Major deVere Condon, I.M.S., Agency Surgeon,
Kotah and Jhalawar.
Major W. Lethbridge, I.M.S., Agency Surgeon,
Eastern Rajputana States.
1st November 1914.
21st November 1914.
9th December 1914.
121. Lieutenant-Colonel R. C. MacWatt, I.M.S., Agency Surgeon, Eastern
Rajputana States, was appointed on the reversion of Lieutenant-Colonel W. H. B.
Robinson, I.M.S., to Military duty to officiate as Civil Surgeon, Ajmer, and
Chief Medical Officer in Rajputana from the 21st September 1914.
122. Major W. Lethbridge, I.M.S., on return from leave was posted as
Agency Surgeon, Eastern Rajputana States, from the 26th September 1914.
123. Major T. S. B. Williams, I.M.S., was appointed as Director, Medical
Department, Bikaner State, from the 21st August 1914.
124. On the transfer of Major MacPherson, I.M.S , to Bushire, Major F. E.
Wilson, I.M.S., was appointed as Agency Surgeon, Kherwara, from the 30th
September 1914.
125. The following officers of the Indian Medical Service were appointed
temporarily to hold visiting charge of the Agency Surgeoncy mentioned
against their names with dates in addition to their own duties till the end of
the year:—
Lieutenant-Colonel
R. C. MacWatt,
I.M.S., Chief Medical Officer in Raj-
putana and Civil Surgeon, Ajmer.
Major F. E. Wilson, I.M.S., Agency
burgeon, Kherwara
Lieutenant-Colonel J. Fisher, D.S.O.,
I.M.S., Residency Surgeon, Jaipur.
Western Rajputana States Residency
Surgeoncy, from 12th November 1914.
Mewar Residency Surgeoncy from 1st
November 1914.
Eastern Rajputana States and Kotah
and Jhalawar Agency Surgeoncies
from 29th December 1914.
126. Dr. D. G. Newland, L.R.C.P. & S., Edinburgh, was on plague duty at
Abu Road throughout the year.
Military Assistant Surgeon.
127. Assistant Surgeon R. J. K. Stone, Indian Subordinate Medical
Department was in charge of the Northern
India Salt Revenue Dispensary at Sambhar
throughout the year.
Civil Assistant Surgeons.
128. There were five Government Assistant Surgeons employed
in Rajputana as in the previous year.
Military Sub-Assisstant Surgeons.
129. There were eleven Military Sub-Assistant Surgeons employed
with the Imperial Service Corps in Raj¬
putana against 10 in 1913, Military Sub¬
Assistant Surgeon Bhagat Ram was employed with the Imperial Service
Infantry at Bikaner from 7th August 1914. Of these eleven Military
Sub-Assistant Surgeons six have proceeded on field service with their Imperial
Service Corps in connection with the war from the date specified against their
names:—
No. 1149, Narain Singh, Imperial Service
Camel Corps, Bikaner.
No. 911, Sham Singh, Bharatpur Imperial
Service Infantry.
No. 1233, Sampuran
Singh,
Bharatpur
Imperial Service Transport.
No. 1003, Santokh Singh, Alwar Imperial
Service Infantry.
No. 1042, Arjun Singh, Alwar Imperial
Service Infantry.
No. 926, Kesar Singh, Jaipur Imperial
Service Transport Corps.
26th August 1914.
15th September 1914.
13th September 1914.
12th October 1914.
27th October 1914.
3rd November 1914.
Civil Sub-Assistant Surgeons.
130. At the close of the year there were 156 Government Sub¬
Assistant Surgeons on the roll includ-
ing 5 Sub-Assistant Surgeons tempo¬