ERRATA AND CORRECTIONS.
Page 16, for "61" read 16.
Page 19, 5th line, add: O f f i c e F u r n i t u r e , a c c o r d i n g t o s c a l e , i s p r o v i d e d a t t h e p u b l i c
expense. (G. O., No. 39 of 7th January 1870, M. D).
Page 46, para. 141, add: W h e n a M e d i c a l O f f i c e r o t h e r t h a n a C i v i l S u r g e o n , o r M e d i c a l
Officer in charge of the civil station, is summoned to give evidence in a Criminal Court,
touching the result of a post mortem or other examination conducted by him, in cases
not falling within the ordinary discharge of his duties, he should receive a fee of
Rupees 16 in addition to the usual expenses payable to witnesses. (Finl. Dept.
No. 2,208 of 26th July 1869, in G. O., No, 1,460 of 2nd September 1869, Judl. Dept).
Page 74, after N. B. insert: Officers and their families who are entitled to gratuitous
medical attendance in a cantonment or civil station, are entitled to it also when
visiting a hill sanitarium, where there is a medical officer paid by Government for
staff or general duties. (G. O. G. G., No. 945 of 9th September 1869).
Page 107, para. 11, add: Hospital Assistants when proceeding from one station to another
or on joining on admission to the service, are allowed, in ordinary cases, three days
after receiving final orders, to prepare for their journey. In emergent cases they
will start within 24 hours.
Where no rail or steam communications exist, the journey should be performed
at the rate of 15 miles a day, halting one or two days on the road if necessary. When
proceeding by rail, the rate of travelling is to be regulated by the time table of the
Railway Company. Hospital Assistants infringing these rules, and failing to submit
a satisfactory explanation of the delay, will be considered absent without leave, and
liable to forfeiture of pay for as many days as they may overstay the time allowed.
(G. O. G. G., No. 1,123 of 16th November 1869).
Page 127, para. 41, add: Passed Hospital Apprentices, if in subordinate charge of a body
of troops, are entitled to the field and employed allowances. (G. O., No. 4,176 of 7th
December 1869, M. D.)
Page 128, para. 50, add: N a t i v e M e d i c a l P u p i l s a r e e n t i t l e d t o b a t t a o f 2 R u p e e s p e r
mensem when on foreign or field service. (G. O., No. 4,176 of 7th December 1869,
M. D.)
Page 147, para. 32, add: Service in the grade of Hospital Apprentice or Native Medical
Pupil, whether passed or unpassed, does not reckon towards pension. (G. O.,.
No. 4,176 of 7th December 1869, M. D.)
Page 148, Note: 2nd and 3rd lines, cancel the words "In" and "their operation is
suspended temporarily," remove the period after Palaveram— add comma, and place
the period after Trichinopoly.
Page 163, Chapter V., insert the following note: These rules have been made applicable
to the town of Coonoor adjoining Wellington, also to all bazaars, hamlets and villages
within a radius of four miles from the boundaries of the Cantonments of Trichinopoly,
Saint Thomas' Mount, Palaveram, Poonamallee, Cannanore, and Bellary. (G. O, G.,
No. 360 of 27th October 1869, and G. O., No. 4,185 A. of 7th December 1869, M. D.)
Page 181, para. 66, cancel the sentence commencing with the words "Two drams may also
b e i s s u e d , & a m p ; c . " ( G . O . C . C . , N o , 1 3 8 o f 2 5 t h O c t o b e r 1 8 6 9 ) .
Page 203, Note: in the 1st line after the word " by " insert the.
Page 217, para. 260, 4th line for " will submit them in as soon,"r e a d
w i l l s u b m i t , a s s o o n
5th line for " cholera, a special," r e a d
c h o l e r a , i n a s p e c i a l .
Page 228, Note: last line for " Commissioners," r e a d
C o m m i s s i o n s .
Page 250, 2nd Note, first line, for "provides," read provides.