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APPENDIX. VOL. I.
FORM No. 1.
BRITISH TROOPS.
Inspection Report of
stationed at
Regiment of
day of
187
In Medical charge of
Surgeon.
I. Assistant Surgeon.
II. Do. do.
1, Date of last Inspection.
2. Average strength during the year.
3. Average Sick for the year.
4. Number of Sick on day Inspection.
5. Per-centage of Sick to strength.
6.
Do. of deaths to do.
7.
Do. do. to treated.
8. Number of deaths during the year with
diseases.
9. Strength of Women.
10.
Do. of Children.
1 1 . N u m b e r o f c a s e s u n d e r r e g i s t r a t i o n o n
day of Inspection.
12. Number registered since last Inspection.
13. Whether all cases of Syphilis have been
entered in Case book.
14. Whether all cases taking extras.
15. If any have not been entered to forward
a Nominal Return of them, specifying
the dates of their admission and
discharge,
16. To see that the Medical History sheets
are filled up to date and kept in a
perfect manner.
17. Also carefully to inspect those belonging
to Invalids, that they be transmitted
complete to the Director General.
18. To see to carrying out of Regulations.
19.To examine Records pending a detailed
list of.
20. To ascertain the mortality from epedimic
and other diseases.
21. And their causes.
22. To advise with Medical Officers on the
same.
23. As to sanitary condition of Barracks, &c.
24. Cleanliness, ventilation, &c,
25. As to number of Inmates.
26. Drainage.
27.Rations and cooking.
28.Lavatories, baths, &c.
!..
APPENDIX. VOL. I.
315
FORM No. 1.—(Continued).
29. Gymnastics and games.
30. Water.
31. Local Malaria.
32. Sanitary state of Hospitals.
33. As to proper number of sick.
34. Whether excreta are properly removed.
35. Baths, lavatories, &c.
36. Sanitary vicinity of Hospital.
37. Cleanliness.
38. Kitchen arrangements.
39. Diets and cooking,
40. Diet Tables if hung up.
41. Medical attendance and nursing.
42. Whether Hospital has been unhealthy.
43. Hospital epidemics.
44. State of Surgery, and to see that there
has been no extravagant expenditure
of medicines, &c.
45 Surgical instruments as to condition and
sufficiency, forwarding a detail of
instruments public and private.
46. Hospital Stores.
47. Repair of Hospital.
48. Discipline of Hospital.
49. Convalescent and Lunatic Wards.
50. Complaints or disputes.
51.Operating rooms and Dead-house.
52. Burial of the dead, how conveyed to
grave.
53. Report of Inspections to Commander-in-
Chief. To prevent loss of time the
Inspecting Officer should give any
sanitary advice that may appear requi-
site, on any matter included in the
above instructions, on the spot, in
writing, to the Commanding Officer and
Medical Officer of the Corps or Station,
or if necessary to the Head Military
authority of Division.
I n s p e c t i o n R e p o r t o f
R e g i m e n t o f
S t a t i o n e d a t :
d a y o f 1 8 7
APPENDIX. VOL. I.
FORM No. 2.
INDIAN TROOPS, JAILS AND CIVIL INSTITUTIONS.
Inspection Report of Barracks and Hospital of
Regiment.*
BARRACKS.
1 . S a n i t a r y c o n d i t i o n o f a s t o ( a ) C l e a n l i n e s s , — (
b ) V e n t i l a t i o n , ( 1 , N a t u r a l , b y d o o r s a n d
windows—the number of these; 2, By other special ventilators, floor, ridge or
otherwise),—(c ) L i g h t i n g , — (
d ) A c c o m m o d a t i o n ( d i m e n s i o n s o f a p a r t m e n t s , c u b i c
area, average cubic space, and superficial area per man during past year),
— (
e ) D r a i n a g e , ( 1 , N a t u r a l , b y c o n f i g u r a t i o n o f s u r r o u n d i n g g r o u n d ; 2 , B y a r t i f i c i a l
construction). (In Native Corps, the condition of the Regimental Lines to be
particularly noted, as far as practicable, on the same points as European Barracks).
2. Sanitary condition of all buildings in connection with Barracks, such as Latrines,
Guard-room, Reading-room, School-room, Prison cells, &c. Are there cesspools
or foul drains connected with Latrines? Are all excreta conveyed to a distance and
buried ("dry" system of conservancy), and is the system effectually carried out?
Is coal tar freely used in Latrines and Urinaries?
3. Quality of the rations, and arrangements for cooking, and whether means exist to
produce sufficient variety.
4. Nature (whether Plunge, Shower, Tubs) and condition of Lavatories and Baths. Do
ample means for cleanliness exist? How is the soiled water conveyed away, and
where deposited, or led to?
5. Water-Supply.—Its nature and source—state if the quality of the drinking water is
good. If filters are used, describe them.
6. Means of recreation for Troops? Sufficient or otherwise?
7. Duties.—Are they prejudicial or otherwise to health?
8. Conservancy of the neighbourhood of Barracks and station generally? Any sugges-
tions for its improvement?
HOSPITAL.
9. Condition of the building and neighbourhood, as to cleanliness, drainage (from natural
configuration of ground or artificial construction), ventilation, accommodation,
water-supply, and conservancy on all points included under foregoing heads.
10.Hospital Baths of different kinds and Lavatories as to their sufficiency and cleanli-
ness, and water-supply, &c.
11.Nature, character, and condition of bedding and furniture. Are the supplies kept
up in the proportions laid down by Regulations?
12.Diet and Cooking.—Same particulars as called for under Clause 3.
13.Hospital Servants.— Whether Establishment efficient and complete?
14.Medicines and appliances if sufficient, and care taken in the preservation? Condition
of the Field Medicine Chest?
15. Surgical Instruments, number and condition of?
(* Or Civil Hospital or Jail, as the case may be).
APPENDIX. VOL. I.
317
FORM No. 2.—(Continued).
16. Principal diseases for the last year. Mention any causes to which disease and mor
- t a l i t y m a y b e a t t r i b u t e d , a n d i f r e m e d i a b l e , w h a t a c t i o n h a s b e e n t a k e n r e g a r d i n g
?
17. Name Medical Subordinates attached, and state how they conduct their duties, and
behave generally ?
18. State any complaint made by Medical Officer, Subordinates, or. patients, and if any
action has been taken on them.
19. Note generally what recommendations have been made to Local Authorities regard-
ing Barracks or Hospital, Jails or Dispensaries
.
20. Burial of the Dead.—Are the arrangements as regards Europeans and Natives such as
to be prejudicial to the living, or otherwise ?
21. Hospital records, condition of ?
CIVIL HOSPITALS.
22. How supported and maintained ? State in what they be deficient.
VACCINATION.
23. If duly practised amongst families of Corps or the Jails ?
24. Name and rank of Medical Officer in charge. Conduct general and professional.
Whether he attends daily, and prescribes personally.
25. Visitors' book, (Civil Hospitals) General tenor of remarks.
N. B.—In Hospitals of Native Regiments. Civil Hospitals, and Jails, on such points as the foregoing
enquiries may be inapplicable, blanks may be left, and the Inspecting Officer will use his judg-
ment in modifying them according to the particular circumstances of each Hospital or Institution
.
Division.
Station
Department.
Date
MEDICAL INSPECTION REPORT.
Barracks and Hospital of
Deputy Inspector General
of Hospitals,
Circle.
Forwarded to the Inspector General,
Medical Department, on the
Received
18
FORM No. 3.
REPORT upon
AGE.
Date of Rank, through
what Grades passed.
Caste or Descrip-
tion and place
of Birth.
General Character
for Sobriety and
Zeal in the perform-
ance of duty; and
whether confidence
can be placed in
his Capacity.
EXTRACTS FROM THE REPORT OF A BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS.
Ye a r s .
Mont hs .
General state of
Health and fitness
for active Service;
cause of unfitness
if considered so.
Professional Qualifications, or Grades for
which he has been found qualified by exami-
nation at the Medical College ; or by a
Board of Examiners ; and if acquainted
with Vaccination. Number of Cases
vaccinated during the year. Number Suc-
cessful and Unsuccessful.
Attainments and Pro-
gress in Professional
acquirements since leav-
ing the College, stating
particularly whether
he adopts measures for
improving his knowledge
of professional subjects.
Remarks.
Hospital Apprentice.
Passed Hospital Apprentice.
Assistant Apothecary.
Apothecary.
Native Pupil.
Period in the
Medical College.
Passed Native Pupil.
Years. Months.
3rd Class Hospital Assistant.
2nd Do. do.
1st Do. do.
18 .
Information on the several points to be given without reference to former Reports, and a separate
Report to be furnished for each Medical Subordinate.
Surgeon,
Depy. Inspr. Genl.
of Hospitals.
1 8 .
R E P O R T u p o n a t t a c h e d t o
S u r g e o n .
D i v i s i o n .
R e c e i v e d .
F o r w a r d e d
De p y . I n s p r . Ge n l .
of Hospi t al s.
O f f i c e o f I n s p r .
G e n l . , M e d l . D e p t .
R e c e i v e d
For Apot he c a r i e s ,
As s t . Ap o t h e c a r i e s ,
a n d 1 s t 2 n d a n d 3 r d C l a s s H o s p i t a l
Assi st ant s.
1 8 .
Concise, Statement of Services with dates on Field and Foreign Service in the
hand-writing of the Medical Subordinate.
Apothecary or Hospital Assistant.
attached to
318
A P P E N D I X . V O L . I .
FORM No. 4.
SCHEDULE A.
Referred to in para. 9 page 164.
Register of Public Prostitutes in the Cantonment of—
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Register Number.
Name.
Name of Father.
Caste.
Age.
Place of Residence in
Cantonment.
Date of
Registry.
REMARKS.
[Entries required
under Rules 12, 24,
25 & 34 will be made
in this Column.]
AP P E NDI X. VOL . I .
319
320
APPENDIX. VOL, I.
FORM No. 5.
SCHEDULE B.
(Referred to in para. 14, page 165.)
Ticket of Registered Prostitute .—————————————————————————————————
the Cantonment of———————————————————————————————————
Name——————————————————————————————————————————
Caste—————————————————————————————————————————
Registered Number—————————————————————————————
Place of residence in Cantonment——————————————
Date of Registry.—————————————————————————————
Personal Appearance}——————————————————————————
DATES OF MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND SIGNATURE
OF MEDICAL OFFICER.
Year and Month.
Date of
inspection in
first half of
month.
Signature
of Medical
Officer.
Date of
inspection in
second half of
month.
Signature
of Medical
Officer.
REMARKS.
January
•••
[In this Column will
be recorded all cases
in which disease may,
be detected; dates of
admission into or dis-
charge from hospi-
tal; penalties incur-
red, and the cause
thereof, &c., &c.]
...
Feruary
...b
March
...
April
. . .
May
...
June
...
July
. . .
August
. . .
9
September . . .
October
...
November
. . .
December
...
FORM No, 6.
SCHEDULE C.
(Referred to in para. 11, page 164.)
Abstract of Regulations to be observed by Registered Prostitute
No. ————————————in the Cantonment of————————————————————
1. She shall obey all Rules laid down by the Government under Clause 11, Section 19
of Act I. of 1866, and will be liable, on conviction of a breach of any such Rule, to fine and
imprisonment according to the provisions of the said Act.
2. If she desire to have her name removed from the Register, she shall apply to the
Cantonment Magistrate.
APPENDIX. VOL. I.
321
3. She shall pay monthly to the Lock Hospital Fund the sum of
except during such time as she may be under treatment in the Lock Hospital, when such
payments will cease.
4. She shall not transfer or lend her ticket to any other person on any account or
for any purpose whatsoever.
5. She shall present herself, with her ticket, for medical examinatior, at such time
and place as may be appointed, unless specially exempted from so presenting herself.
6. If at any time she becomes affected with any venereal disease, she shall remain
under treatment in the Lock Hospital until discharged. During such treatment, she will
receive subsistence allowance from the Hospital Fund, and will be liable to no charge on
account of subsistence or treatment.
7. She shall allow the inspection of her house by any duly authorized officer, and
shall, when required to do so, exhibit her ticket to such officer.
8. She shall obey all Rules laid down for maintaining her house in a state of cleanli-
ness, and for provision therein of water and means of ablution.
9. If she desire to change her place of residence, or to leave the Cantonment, she
shall signify her wish to the Cantonment, Magistrate.
10. She shall not practice her trade in any other Cantonment in which she has not
been duly registered.
11. She shall not publicly solicit any person.
FORM No. 7.
SCHEDULE D.
(Referred to in para. 17, page 165.)
Register of Medical Examination of Registered Prostitutes in the Cantonment of
Na me _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
No. in Register of Prostitutes_________________________________
Year and Month. Dates of Medical Examinations and Signature
of Medical Officer.
REMARKS.
January
...
[In this Column
will be recorded the
of all medical
examinations.]
February...
March
Arpil
...
May
...
June
...
July
...
August
...
September ...
October
...
November
...
December ...
QQ
FORM No. 8.
SCHEDULE E.
(Referred to in para. 38, page 168).
LIST OF PROSTITUTES residing in Registered Brothel Number ( )
N u m b e r
in
Register.
N a m e o f B r o t h e l -
keeper.
LOCALITY OF BROTHEL.
Number of
Prostitutes
authorized.
Names of Prostitutes.
Age.
Number
of
Ticket.
Personal
description.
Street.
Number.
322 A P P E N D I X V O L . I .
323
APPENDIX. VOL. I.
FORM No. 9.
— D I S T R I C T .
Nominal Roll of the Vaccine Department.
Rank.
Name.
Date of
Appointment.
Amount
of Salary
sanctioned
by Govern-
ment.
Amount
of
Salary
dr a wn.
T o t a l .
S u c c e s s f u l .
U n s u c c e s s f u l i n c l u d i n g t h o s e d o u b t f u l .
Un k n o wn .
RS. A. P. RS. A. P.
1st Class Vaccinator P. Gopauloodoo. 1st January 1870. 18 0 0 18 0 0 62 52 7
3
18 0 0 18 0 0 62 52 7 3
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF VACCINATION,
DISTRICT HEAD QUARTER'S,
Supt. of Vaccination,
Camp
the
18.
District.
324
APPENDIX. VOL. I.
FORM No.
Return of Vaccination for the
S t a t i o n o r T a l o o k .
Names.
R a n k .
UNDER ONE YEAR OF AGE.
PRIMARY VACCINATION. R E - V A C - C I N A T I O N .
E u r o p e a n s a n d E a s t I n d i a n s .
H i n d o o s .
M o h o m e d a n s .
O t h e r C a s t e s .
G e n e r a l T o t a l .
Results. Results.
S u c c e s s f u l
U n s u c c e s s f u l i n c l u d i n g t h o s e d o u b t f u l .
U n k n o w n .
S u c c e s s f u l .
U n s u c c e s s f u l i n c l u d i n g t h o s e d o d b t f u l .
Unknown.
M a l e s . F e ma l e s .
Ma l e s .
Femal es.
Ma l e s .
Femal es.
Males.
Femal es .
M a l e s .
F e m a l e s .
Males. F e m a l e s .
M a l e s .
Femal es.
E l l o r e .
P. Gopauloodoo. 1st Class
Vaccinator. 2 3 7 9 1 0 1 2 4 3 1 5 16 2 2 32 4 2
6
2 0
2 3
7 9 1 0 1 2
4 3 1
5
1 6 2 2 3 2 4 2
6 2 0
The Columns left blank are intended for
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF VACCINATION,
DISTRICT HEAD QUARTERS
C a m p
the
18
APPENDIX. VOL. I. 325
9—( Continued).
DISTRICT.
month of January 1870.
ABOVE ONE YEAR OF AGE.
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
RE-VACCINA-
TION.
E u r o p e a n s a n d E a s t I n d i a n s .
H i n d o o s .
M o h o m e d a n s .
O t h e r C a s t e s .
G e n e r a l T o t a l .
Results.
Results.
Successf ul .
U n s u c c e s s f u l i n c l u d i n g t h o s e d e u b t f u l .
U n k n o w n .
S u c c e s s f u l .
U n s u c c e s s f u l i n c l u d i n g t h o s e d o u b t f u l .
U n k n o w n .
M a l e s .
F e m a l e s .
M a l e s .
F e m a l e s .
M a l e s .
F e m a l e s .
M a l e s .
F e m a l e s .
Ma l e s .
F e m a l e s .
M a l e s .
F e m a l e s .
M a l e s .
F e m a l e s .
0 0 8 7 1 2 0 0
0
0
3 3 12 12 20 3 1
0
0 0
0 0 8 7 1 2 0 0 0 0 3
3 12 12 20 3 1 0 0
0
Parsees and other national distinctions.
Superintendent of Vaccination,
—District.
326
APPENDIX. VOL. I.
FORM No. 10.
Half-yearly Return of Surgical Instruments and Hospital Necessaries attached
to the for the half-year ending
18 .
Dated lst
18 .
Names of Stores.
Balance in Store
on the 1st of
18, the date of
last Return.
During
the
half-
year.
Balance on the
18.
S e r v i c e a b l e . R e p a i r a b l e .
U n s e r v i c e a b l e .
T o t a l .
R e c e i v e d .
I s s u e d .
S e r v i c e a b l e .
Repai rabl e.
U n s e r v i c e a b l e .
T o t a l .
Amputating Instruments ...
... Case
Do. do. portable ... „
Do. Knives, spare ...
... No.
Do. do. double-edged, spare „
Do. Saws ...
...
. . . „
Animation Suspended Apparatus ... Case
Apparatus for Fractured Jaw ...
„
Do. for Popliteal Aneurism
No.
Ball Extractor, patent
. . .
. . . „
Do. for sounding Urethra ...
. . . „
Bistories, Curved Probe, pointed ... „
Do. do. sharp do.
... „
Do. Phymosis ...
. . .
. . . „
Do. Straight ...
. . . ... „
Bougies for Argent Nitras ...
. . . „
Do. Catgut
...
...
. . . „
Do. Common
...
...
. . . „
Do. Elastic Gum ...
. . .
. . . „
Do. Home's
. . .
...
. . .
Do. Metalic,.hard...
. . .
.. . „
Do. do. soft ...
...
. . . „
Do. Rectum
. . .
. . .
. . .
„
Do. Urethra, Wakley's ...
... Case
Do. Uterine
. . .
...
... No.
Bullet Forceps
. . .
. . .
. . . „
Camel Hair Pencil ...
. . .
. . . „
Capital Instruments ...
...
... Case
Do. do. portable
. . . „
Catheters, Male, Elastic, Gum
. . . No.
Do. Female, do. do
. . . „
Do. Male, Silver ...
...
. . . „
Do. Female, Silver ...
. . . „
Do. Male do. plated
. . . „
Do. Female do. do. ...
. . .
„
Do. Male, German Silver
. . . „
Do. Female do. do.
. . . „
Chemical Test Chest ...
...
. . .
„
Do. do. paper ...
...
Boxes
Cornucopian Feeders ...
. . .
... No.
Cupping Instruments, large ...
... Case
Do do. small ...
. . . „
Dental Instruments ...
. . .
...
„
Dissecting do. &c., &c ...
. . . „
R R
FORM No. 12.
(Commissariat Form No. 159.)
DIET ROLL of
Hospital at ,
from 1st
to 31st 18
Regiment.
R e g i m e n t a l N o .
Rank
and
Nane.
Age Disease.
A d m i t t e d . D i s c h a r g e d . D i e d . F o l i o o f R e g i -
ment .
Date
1st.
Date
2nd
Date
3rd.
Date
4th.
Date
5th.
Date
6th.
Date
7th.
Date
8th.
Date
9th.
Date
10th.
Date
11th.
Date
12th. &c., &c.
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s . D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t . E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t . E x t r a s .
D i t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s . D i e t .
E x t r a s . D i e t .
E x t r a s .
& c .
& c .
Total...
The Extras are Wine, Brandy, and Malt Liquor. In ordering these the Medical Officer will mark W. B. or M. The figures before the two former letters will represent
ounces ; thus, (2 W, 1 B). The figures before the letter M, will represent pints ; thus (1 M).
The Diets to be marked by their initial letters ; thus, T, for Tea-diet, H for Half-diet, Fh. for Fish-diet.
A P P E N D I X . V O L . I .
329
328
APPENDIX. VOL. I.
FORM No.
1 1 .
(Commissariat Form No. 158.)
Month of
18 .
Diet Sheet of
Regt.
Regtl. No. Compy. Rank.
Disease.
Admitted into Hospital
Discharged from Hospital
the
18 .
the
18 .
Age
Years.
Religion
Date.
Diet.
Extras.
Initial of
Surgeon.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
2 5
26
27
28
29
30
31
Diets and Extras to be filled in daily by the prescribing Surgeon.
N. B.—The quantity of Wine to be entered in words as well as figures.
Surgeon
Regt.
FORM No. 12.
(Commissariat Form No. 159.)
DIET ROLL of Hospital at , from 1 st
to 31 st
18 .
Regiment.
R e g i m e n t a l N o .
Rank
and
Nane.
Age Disease.
A d m i t t e d . D i s c h a r g e d . D i e d . F o l i o o f R e g i -
ment .
Date
1st.
Date
2nd
Date
3rd.
Date
4th.
Date
5th.
Date
6th.
Date
7th.
_
Date
8th.
Date
9th.
Date
10th.
Date
11th.
Date
12th. &c., &c.
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
D i e t .
E x t r a s .
& c .
& c .
Total...
The Extras are Wine, Brandy, and Malt Liquor. In ordering these the Medical Officer will mark W. B. or M. The figures before the two former letters will represent
ounces ; thus, (2 W,1 B). The figures before the letter M, will represent pints ; thus (1 M).
The Diets to be marked by their initial letters ; thus, T. for Tea-diet, H for Half-diet, Fh. for Fish-diet.
R R
A P P E N D I X . V O L . I .329
330 APPENDIX. VOL. I.
FORM No. 13.
(Commissariat Form No. 160.)
FOR THE STEWARD.
DAILY ABSTRACT of Diets for the various Wards in Hospital, dated —
Wards.
DIETS.
DRINKS.
S p o o n .
T e a .
B e e f - t e a . L o w m i l k .
M i l k .
C h i c k e n .
L o w w i t h
p u d d i n g .
L o w .
H a l f . F i s h . F u l l . I n f a n t . E g g s .
B a r l e y w a t e r
R i c e w a t e r .
L e m o n a d e .
PINTS, PINTS. PINTS
Total...
DAILY ABSTACT for Liquors for the various Wards in Hospital, dated —
Wards.
Wines.
Spirits.
Malt.
Oz.
Oz.
PINTS.
Total...
This is to be prepared by the Apothecary from the Surgeon's Diary, or Bed Head
Ticket.
FORM NO. 14.
H. M. REGIMENT.
Nominal Return of Expenditure of Wines and Spirits for
187.
Names.
A g e .
Diseases.
WINES.
SPIRITS.
ÆERATED
DRINKS.
MALT LIQUOR.
Period. Cham-
pagne. Port. Sherry. Brandy. Arrack. Gin. Soda-
water.
Le-
mon-
ade.
Porter. Beer.
F r o m
T o
B r o t t l e s .
P i n t s .
B o t t l e s .
O u n c e s .
B o t t l e s .
O u n c e s .
B o t t l e s .
O u n c e s .
B o t t l e s .
O u n c e s . B o t t l e s . O u n c e s .
B o t t l e s .
B o t t l e s . Q u a r t s .
P i n t s .
Q u a r t s .
P i n t s .
N. B.—Wines and Spirits calculated at the rate of 22 ounces per
Bottle. Malt liquor in Quarts and Pints, or Bottles
and half Bottles.
Average daily sick in Hospital during the month.
Strength on the last day of the month.
Total number taking Wines in the month.
Average daily number taking Wines in the month.
Total No. of Diets during the month.
187
Surgeon.
_ _ _ _ _ _
Deputy Inspector General of Hospital,
British Medical Service.
M A D R A S F O R M .
H . M . R e g i m e n t .
N O M I N A L R E T U R N o f E x p e n d i t u r e o f W i n e s a n d S p i r i t s , f o r 1 8 7 .
S u r g e o n .
— C i r c l e .
R e c e i v e d .
F o r w a r d e d .
D e p y . I n s p e c t o r G e n l . o f H o s p i t a l , B r i t i s h M e d i c a l S e r v i c e .
I n s p t r . G e n l . ' s O f f i c e ,
R e c e i v e d .
F o r E u r o p e a n H o r s e A r t i l l e r y , D r a g o o n s , a n d E u r o p e a n I n f y . C o r p s .
A concise explanation of the cause of any unusual expenditure of
Wines, &c., during the month to be here entered.
A P P E N D I X . V O L . I .
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APPENDIX. VOL. I.
FORM No. 15.
CONTINGENT BILL.
Her Majesty's Government of India
Dr.
16¼ Dozen of Soda-water, without bottles, at 1 4-0 per dozen
...
RS. A. P . RS. A. P.
20 5 0
1 1 1 0 / 1 2 D o z e n o f L e m o n a d e , w i t h o u t b o t t l e s , a t 1 - 8 - 0 p e r d o z e n ,
supplied for the use of the sick of H. M.'s th Regiment,
Light Infantry, during the month of
18 , as per
accompanying Indent, passed by the Deputy Inspector
General of Hospitals, B. M. S.
Circle attached ... 17 12 0
38 1 0
Total Government Rupees.. 38 1 0
Received the amount, viz. Rupees thirty-eight and Annas one only.
Surgeon, H. M.'s th Regt., L. I.
I do declare upon my honour that the sums contained in this bill have been actually
and bonâ fide expended for the purpose set forth.
Contents received.
Surgeon, H. M.'s th Regt., L. I.
Surgeon, H. M.'s th Regt., L. I.
Requisition on Her Majesty's Government of India, for Aërated Drinks for the use
of the Hospital of H. M.'s th Regiment, Light Infantry, for
18 .
Articles.
Number.
For what purpose. Remarks.
Soda-water, Bottles One hundred and ninety-five
bottles.
For the use of the
sick in Hospital.
Lemonade. Bottles One hundred and forty-two
bottles.
I do hereby certify upon my honour that the articles above specified were indispensably
necessary for the purpose mentioned, according to the best of my judgment and belief
after the most careful examination.
Surgeon, H. M.'s th Regt., L. I.
I do hereby certify that the within expenditure was necessarily incurred.
Deputy Inspector General, B. M. S.
18 .
Her Majesty's th Regiment, Light Infantry, Nominal Return of Aërated Drinks.
Names.
Diseases.
Period.
S o d a w a t e r B o t t l e s .
L e m o n a d e B o t t l e s .
Remarks.
From To
A. B. ...
... Remittent Fever ...
1
7
4
0
C. D. ...
. . .
Do.
...
6
9
6
0
E. F. ...
... Ulcer
...
. . . 1
18
50
0
Total... ...
. . .
60
0
Surgeon, H. M.'s th Regt., L. I.
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