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No. 391 S.
FROM THE DEPUTY-SURGEON-GENERAL,
EASTERN FRONTIER DISTRICT,
AND SANITARY COMMISSIONER OF ASSAM,
To THE SECRETARY TO THE CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF ASSAM.
Dated Shillong, the 4th July 1885.
SIR,
Government of India, Home Department,
Sanitary No. 11-107, dated Simla, the 12th
May 1879.
Circular No. 33, from the Secretary to the
Chief
Commissioner of Assam, dated
Shillong, the 80th May 1879.
IN accordance with the instructions laid down in the standing orders
quoted in the margin, I have the honour to submit the
accompanying report on vaccination in Assam during the
season 1884-85, and on various matters connected with the
duties of that department in three appendices.
I have the honour to be,
SIR,
Your most obedient Servant,
A. ETESON, M.D.,
Deputy-Surgeon-General and Sanitary Commissioner, Assam.
24
REPORT ON VACCINATION IN ASSAM.
surprising they should have been inoculated. It is very desirable that Dr. Mullane's
examination of schools haphazard should be followed in every district, so that we may
learn to what extent the protection from inoculation and vaccination is advancing and
receding.
Small-pox very severe in 1884.
143. Last year small-pox was widely and severely prevalent throughout Cachar,
affecting the garden labourers:—"It is very difficult to get
figures, as in the present depressed state of the tea industry
managers are inclined to resent all invitations to supply information or submit returns."
No inspection.
144. There was no inspection worth noting, only 86
cases having been verified.
Tea-gardens.
145. The garden population is given at 81,138 and 3,345 vaccinations performed
with a return of 2,413, or 72.13 per cent., successful, and
besides these 1,523 were by Government operators.
Expenditure.
146. The total expense of the season comes to Rs. 546, of which Rs. 264 was paid
by Government, Rs. 170 from Local Funds, and only Rs. 54
by the municipality. The average cost of each successful
operation, viz., 2 annas 4½ pies, is high.
HAILÁKÁNDI.
147. Vaccination at Hailákándi is not flourishing. There should be at least
three vaccinators in this sub-division.
A. ETESON, M.D.,
Deputy-Surgeon- General and Sanitary Commissioner of Assam.
28
REPORT ON VACCINATION IN ASSAM.
13. There seems some doubt about the rule in the register if a vaccine operation fails;
whether to write the person's name again further down on the date upon which other attempts are
made to vaccinate, or to note opposite the original entry the successful repetition of the operation, even
if occurring after two or three attempts. The practice varies both in the different districts and amongst
vaccinators in the same district. The whole of the Vaccination Statements I. to VI. in annual return
show individuals, not operations or attempts at vaccination. If the same individual, after having
undergone two or more attempts at vaccination, is entered by name on each of the different dates
attempted, it causes an error in the total of individuals vaccinated, as there is no practical means of
eliminating these double entries so as to show persons only, vide heading of Statement I., Vaccination
Return. The concluding part of paragraph 4 of Rules for performing vaccination is the cause of
doubt; of course, it is evident that the successful result could only be entered once.
14. A rule obtains in some districts for the vaccinators to each send in a copy of the register
of names of persons vaccinated monthly. A numerical abstract would be preferable, entail less labour,
and be useful for the preparation of the annual vaccination return. A copy of the vaccination diary
should also be sent in. The vaccinators do not keep up a regular diary, but they should, as this is very
essential as a check upon their movements and work. It should contain date, place to which travelled,
vlilage headman's name, distance travelled, number of persons vaccinated that day, remarks. As a
further check upon the work done and in lieu of the monthly register copies sent in to head-quarters of
some districts, a rule is sometimes observed that on the day of vaccination a copy of the part of the
register referring to the village is given by the vaccinator to the village headman to take care of
and produce when required for inspection, of the children vaccinated, and which can thus be done
without the vaccinator being necessarily present with his register book. Printed forms for this
should accompany the vaccinator.
15. The vaccinators generally at end of two months return to head-quarters to receive pay, report
progress, receive orders, &c., and on these occasions their registers, diary, lymph tubes, lancets, &c.,
should be examined, and deficiencies supplied. Enquiry should also be made about inoculators,
small-pox, or epidemic disease in the locality assigned them.
16. The training of vaccinators to distinguish small-pox, chicken-pox, and measles and healthy
from unhealthy children is very useful.
If any of the suggestions herein made are worth considering, I shall feel satisfied that I have
not laboured in vain.
J. McNAUGHT,
Civil Medical Officer.
REPORT ON VACCINATION IN ASSAM.
29
STATEMENT No. III.
Showing Vaccination in the Province of Assam during the year 1884-85.
District.
Goálpára ............
Kámrúp ...............
Nowgong ...............
Class of operators.
Civil Surgeon ........................
Hospital-Assistants .....................
Native Inspector .....................
Provincial Vaccinator .....................
Municipal „ ...........................
Local Fund Vaccinators ........................
Ex-inoculators ..............................
Total............
Civil Surgeon ........................
Hospital-Assistants .....................
Native Inspector .....................
Provincial Vaccinator .....................
Municipal Vaccinators ...........................
Local Fund Vaccinators ........................
Ex-inoculators ..............................
Total
Civil Surgeon ........................
Assistant-Surgeon .....................
Hospital-Assistants .....................
Native Inspector .....................
Provincial Vaccinator .....................
Local Fund ............
Total ............
Number of dispensaries
in each district.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
7
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
2
...
...
...
...
...
...
2
Total number of opera-
tors in each district
during the season.
11
3
1
1
1
5
8
20
1
2
1
4
1
3
18
30
1
1
2
1
3
6
14
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
23
78
589
922
923
3,444
10,712
16,691
213
245
42
2,850
685
1,268
4,569
9,872
13
235
190
701
3,869
5,871
10,879
Average
number of
persons vaccinated by
each operator.
23
26
589
922
923
688.80
1,339
834.55
213
122.50
42
712.50
685
422.66
253 83
329.06
13
235
95
701
1,289.66
978.50
777.07
Primary vaccination.
Total.
23
78
589
922
923
3,444
10,712
16,691
213
245
42
2,805
600
1,268
4,569
9,742
13
228
190
701
3,869
5,871
10,872
Successful.
Under
1 year.
3
16
48
85
19
696
909
1,776
12
40
3
241
134
150
670
1,250
2
24
4
19
203
608
860
1 and
under 6.
7
38
285
340
678
1,628
6,185
9,161
151
195
21
2,125
376
793
3,208
6,869
7
159
158
592
2,453
4,077
7,446
Total of all
ages.
19
63
560
901
881
3,441
10,117
15,982
178
241
28
2,519
510
1,044
4,243
8,763
10
203
182
642
3,139
5,226
9,402
Re-vaccination.
Total.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
45
85
......
......
130
......
7
......
......
......
......
7
Successful.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
41
74
......
......
115
......
4
......
......
......
....
4
Percentage of successful vaccinations.
Primary.
82.60
80.77
95.07
97.72
95.44
99.91
94.44
95.75
83.56
98.36
66.66
89.80
85.00
82.33
92.86
89.95
76.92
89.03
95.78
91.58
81.13
89.01
86.47
Re-vaccination.
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
91.11
87.05
.........
.........
88.46
......
57.14
......
.........
.........
......
57.14
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REPORT ON VACCINATION IN ASSAM.
STATEMENT No. III.—(Concluded).
District.
Darreang ..............
Sibságar ............
Lakhimpur ..........
Nága Hills
........
Class of operators.
Civil Surgeon ..........................
Hospital-Assistants ......................
Native Inspector ........................
Provincial Vaccinators ..................
Local Fund „ ........................
Total ..................
Civil Surgeon ............................
Hospital-Assistants ......................
Provincial Vaccinators ................
Municipal „ ........................
Local Fund „ ............................
Total ................
Civil Surgeon ......................
Hospital-Assistant ......................
Provincial Vaccinators ....................
Municipal Vaccinator ................
Local Fund Vaccinators ................
Total ..............
Civil Surgeon ..................
Hospital-Assistant ................
Compounder ..........................
Provincial Vaccinator ..................
Local Fund „ ....................
Total ................
Number of dispensaries
in each district.
...
...
...
...
2
...
...
...
...
...
3
...
...
...
...
...
2
...
...
...
...
...
1
Total number of opera-
tors in each district
during the season.
1
2
4
6
13
2
4
3
2
4
15
1
1
4
1
3
10
1
2
1
1
1
6
Total number of persons
vaccinated
644
432
3,721
4,215
9,012
18
374
1,543
1,303
1,733
4,971
1,560
312
2,612
261
1,884
6,629
32
111
728
345
12
1,228
Average number of
persons vaccinated by
each operator.
644
216
930.25
702.50
693.23
9
93.50
514.33
651.50
433.25
331.40
1,560
312
653
261
628
6,629
32
55.50
728
345
12
204.67
Primary vaccination.
Total.
628
431
Successful.
Under
1 year.
227
50
Not entertained.
3,719
4,208
8,986
16
351
1,512
1,303
1,733
4,915
1,415
303
2,612
261
1,884
6,475
32
111
728
345
12
1,228
647
583
1,507
10
119
519
409
693
1,750
1 and
under 6
271
260
2,005
2,141
4,677
3
202
837
668
822
2,532
No record.
55
927
75
594
1,651
1
16
49
9
1
76
186
1,334
168
1,067
2,755*
13
40
253
307
4
617
Total of all
ages
568
392
3,325
3,648
7,933
13
321
1,411
1,118
1,583
4,446
1,231
241
2,261
243
1,661
5,637
28
98
706
341
9
1,182
Re-vaccination.
Total.
16
1
2
7
26
2
23
31
......
......
56
145
9
......
......
......
154
......
......
......
......
......
......
Successful.
4
......
......
......
4
2
16
31
......
......
49
105
4
......
......
......
109
......
......
......
......
......
......
Percentage of successful vaccination.
Primary.
90.14
90.95
89.40
86.69
88.28
81.25
91.45
93.32
85.80
91.34
90.45
86.99
79.53
86.56
93.10
88.16
87.05
87.50
88.28
96.97
98.84
75.00
96.25
Re-vaccination.
25.00
.........
.........
.........
15.38
100.00
69.56
100.00
.........
.........
87.50
72.41
44.44
.........
.........
.........
70.77
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
REPORT ON VACCINATION IN ASSAM.
31
Khási and Jaintiá
Hills.
Gáro Hills ..............
Sylhet .........
Cachar ..............
Civil Surgeon ................
Hospital-Assistants ...............
Provincial Vaccinators ..............
Total
Civil Surgeon ......................
Hospital-Assistant
Provincial Vaccinators ................
Total
Civil Surgeon .................
Hospital-Assistants .....................
Compounders ....................
Native Inspectors ....................
Provincial Vaccinators ..............
Municipal „ ........................
Local Fund „ .....................
Ex-inoculator ......................
Apprentice .....................
Total
Civil Surgeon ..................
Hospital-Assistants ................
Compounder ...................
Provincial Vacciantors ..............
Municipal „ ....................
Local Fund „ ................
Total ..............
Total of all Districts ...........
Tea-gardens by garden agency ..........
Total for the Province .............
...
...
...
3
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
13
...
...
...
...
...
...
4
40
...
...
1
3
3
7
1
1
6
8
1
7
3
2
10
2
9
1
1
36
1
1
1
3
1
3
10
169
...
169
16
333
3,310
3,659
38
32
8,618
8,688
85
444
646
285
10,840
700
5,839
38
19
18,896
25
6
57
2,175
274
2,220
4,757
95,282
8,449
103,731
16
111
1,103.33
552.71
38
32
1,436.33
1,086
85
63.43
215.33
142.50
1,084
350
648.77
38
19
524.88
25
6
57
725
274
740
475.70
563.79
.........
.........
15
323
3,207
3,545
38
32
8,613
8,683
85
444
646
285
10,831
697
5,773
38
19
18,818
25
6
57
2,175
261
2,220
4,744
94,699
8,449
103,148
10
58
652
720
12
16
1,011
1,039
...
24
22
39
701
80
373
5
1
1,245
8
...
10
442
44
304
808
12,682
...
12,682
...
148
1,271
1,419
16
9
3,877
3,902
40
147
332
170
6,460
365
3,063
28
14
10,619
10
4
16
842
77
1,229
2,178
52,175
...
52,175
10
280
2,736
3,026
37
31
8,396
8,464
75
423
611
283
10,789
640
5,463
38
19
18,341
23
4
38
1,724
203
1,746
3,738
86,914
5,486
92,400
1
10
103
114
......
......
5
5
......
......
......
......
9
3
66
......
......
78
......
......
......
......
13
......
13
583
......
583
1
5
101
107
......
......
5
5
......
......
......
......
6
1
54
......
......
61
......
......
......
......
9
......
9
463
......
463
66.66
86.68
85.31
85.35
97.36
96.87
97.48
97.47
88.23
95.27
94.58
99.29
99.61
91.82
94.63
100.00
100.00
97.46
92.00
66.66
66.66
79.26
77.77
78.64
78.79
91.78
64.93
89.58
100.00
50.00
98.05
93.85
.........
.........
100.00
100.00
.........
.........
.........
.........
66.66
33.33
81.81
.........
.........
78.20
.........
.........
.........
.........
69.23
.........
69.23
79.42
.........
79.42
* Above one year.
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REPORT ON VACCINATION IN ASSAM.
STATEMENT NO. III.
Abstract of Vaccination in the Province of Assam during the year 1884-85.
Class of operators.
Total for Civil Surgeons .............
„ Assistant-Surgeon .............
„ Hospital- Assistants ..........
„ Compounders ...........
„ Native Inspectors ...........
„ Provincial vaccinators ......
„
Municipal
„
....
„
Local Fund
„
....
„ apprentice ..............
„ ex-inoculators ...........
Total of all districts ....
„
tea-gardens by garden agency
Total for the Province....
Total number of operators.
12
1
28
5
5
42
8
40
1
27
169
....
169
Total number of persons vaccinated.
2,667
235
2,557
1,431
1,617
40,805
4,146
26,486
10
15,310
95,282
8,449
103,731
Average number of persons vacci-
nated by each operator.
222.26
235
91.32
286.20
325.40
971.54
518.25
662.15
19
567.37
568.79
......
......
Primary vaccination.
Total.
2,503
228
2,514
1,431
1,617
40,610
4,045
26,413
19
15,319
94,699
8,449
103,148
Successful.
Under one year
285
24
398
81
109
5,437
761
4,002
1
1,584
12,682
......
12,682
One and under
six.
518
159
1,387
601
1,068
21,851
2,332
14,824
14
9,421
52,175
......
52,175
Total of all ages.
2,192
203
2,276
1,855
1,513
87,542
3,595
23,821
19
14,398
86,914
5,486
92,400
Re-vaccination.
Total.
164
7
43
....
195
101
73
....
....
583
....
583
Successful
112
4
25
....
.... 184
84
54
....
....
463
....
463
Percentage of suc-
cessful vaccination.
Primary.
87.57
89.03
90.53
94.68
93.56
92.44
88.87
90.18
100.00
93.98
91.78
64.93
89.58
Re-vaccination.
68.29
57.14
68.14
......
...... 94.35
83.16
73.97
......
......
79.42
......
79.42
STATEMENT NO. IV.
Showing the number of persons primarily vaccinated, and the number of thos persons who were
successfully vaccinated in the Province of Assam in each season of the undermentioned years
Establishment.
Government ..............................
Dispensaries ........................
Municipal ................................
Local Fund ........................
Ex-inoculators ...........................
Tea-gardens by garden agency ...................
Army ..................................
European .......................................
Native ...................................................
Total .......................
Persons primarily vaccinated.
Total number.
Number success-
fully vaccinated.
Total number.
Number success-
fully vaccinated.
Total number.
Number success-
fully vaccinated.
Years ended 31st March.
Average for ten years
from 1874-75 to
1883-84.
.........
26,496
666
11,936
11,937
5,838
.........
.........
.........
36,076
.........
23,887
567
10,838
11,135
3,648
.........
.........
.........
32,171
1883-84.
.........
48,331
1,483
14,904
13,069
10,336
.........
.........
.........
88,123
.........
43,951
1,317
13,528
12,272
5,300
.........
.........
.........
76,368
1884-85.
.........
48,922
4,045
26,413
15,319
8,449
.........
.........
.........
103,148
.........
45,100
3,595
23,821
14,398
5,486
.........
.........
.........
92,400
ANNUAL VACCINATION REPORT
OF THE
PROVINCE OF ASSAM
FOR THE
Season 1885-86.
BY A. ETESON, M.D.,
DEPUTY-SURGEON-GENERAL, EASTERN FRONTIER DISTRICT, AND SANITARY COMMISSIONER, ASSAM.
SHILLONG :
PRINTED AT THE ASSAM SECRETARIAT PRESS.
1886.
ANNUAL VACCINATION REPORT
OF THE
PROVINCE OF ASSAM
FOR THE
Season 1885-86.
By A. ETESON, M.D.,
DEPUTY-SURGEON-GENERAL, EASTERN FRONTIER DISTRICT, AND SANITARY COMMISSIONER, ASSAM.
SHILLONG:
PRINTED AT THE ASSAM SECRETARIAT PRESS.
1886.
No. 389S.
FROM
THE DEPUTY-SURGEON-GENERAL,
EASTERN FRONTIER DISTRICT,
AND SANITARY COMMISSIONER, ASSAM,
To
THE SECRETARY TO THE CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF ASSAM.
Dated Shillong, the 1st July 1886.
SIR,
Government of India, Home Department,
Sanitary No. 11—107, dated Simla, the 12th
May 1879.
Circular No. 33, from the Secretary to the
Chief Commissioner of Assam, dated Shillong,
the 80th May 1879.
IN accordance with the instructions laid down in the
standing orders quoted in the margin, I have the honour to
submit the accompanying Report on Vaccination in Assam
during the season 1885-86.
I have the honour to be,
SIR,
Your most obedient Servant,
A. ETESON, M.D.,
Deputy-Surgeon-General and Sanitary Commissioner, Assam.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
General Summary ... ... ... ...
Goalpara ... ... ... ... ...
Kámrúp ... ... ... ... ...
Nowgong
...
...
...
...
...
Darrang ... ... ... ... ...
Sibságar
...
...
...
...
...
Lakhimpur
...
...
...
...
...
Nága Hills
...
...
...
...
...
Khási and Jaintia Hills
...
...
...
...
Gáro Hills ... ... ... ... ...
Sylhet
...
...
...
...
...
Cachar
...
...
...
...
...
General remarks
...
...
...
...
Statements
...
...
...
...
...
Appendix A
...
...
...
...
...
„
B
...
...
...
...
...
PAGE.
1
9
10
11
13
ib.
15
ib.
16
ib.
17
19
20
22
27
28
Resolution of the Chief Commissioner.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Plan of Annual Report... ... ... ... ...
Source from which supply of lymph is obtained... ... ...
Classes of operators employed ... ... ... ...
Native inspectors increased ... ... ... ...
Improved quality of vaccination resulting ... ... ...
Additional inspection in South Sylhet necessary ... ...
Where licensed vaccinators are being employed anew ... ...
Native inspector required in Lakhimpur ... ... ...
Inspection in hill districts nominal ...
...
...
Comparison of present and previous results ... ... ...
Vaccination performed by Local Fund and licensed vaccinators ...
„
by Civil Surgeons ... ... ... ...
„
Subordinate Medical Department ... ... ...
„
Provincial or Government, by Local Fund and licensed
vaccinators.
„
Municipal vaccinators ... ... ...
Percentage of successful operations in each class ... ...
Srutistics of inspections ... ... ... ...
Results in Sylhet ... ... ... ... ...
Vaccination on tea-gardens ... ... ... ...
Statistics imperfect and unreliable ... ... ... ...
Expenditure on vaccination ... ... ... ...
Share of cost borne by municipalities ... ... ...
„
„
by Local Fund grants ... ... ...
Summary ...
...
...
...
Goálpára ... ... ... ... ... ...
Working staff
... ... ... ... ...
Results ... ... ... ... ...
Inspections... ... ... ... ... ...
No tea-gardens or compulsory area ... ... ...
Small-pox not prevalent ... ... ... ...
Attitude of the people ... ... ... ...
Inoculation dying out ... ... ... ...
Other general matters ... ... ... ...
Expenditure ... ... ... ... ...
Licensed vaccinators show both the best and cheapest work ...
Kámrúp ... ... ... ... ... ...
Superintendents ... ... ... ... ...
Working staff ... ... ... ... ...
Licensed vaccinators in Barpeta added to in number without authority ...
Results ... ... ... ... ...
Licensed vaccinators largely employed in Kámrúp ... ...
Pleas for their continuance ... ... ... ...
Constant inspection of their work reiterated ... ...
Mode and plan of employment... ... ... ... ...
Lymph supply exceptionally good ... ... ...
Averages of the vaccinators ... ... ... ...
Inspection ... ... ... ... ...
Inoculation, no small-pox epidemics ... ... ...
Compulsory vaccination in Gauháti ... ... ...
Vaccination on tea-gardens ... ... ... ...
Examination of prisoners for protection ... ... ...
Expenditure ... ... ... ... ...
Nowgong ... ... ... ... ...
Plan of operations ... ... ... ...
Working staff, results ... ... ... ...
Inspection ... ... ... ... ...
Explanation of decrease during year ... ... ...
Details of castes vaccinated ... ... ... ...
Careful training and supervision observed with marked success in
results.
Protection observed among prisoners and in schools ... ...
Lymph supply ... ... ... ... ...
Vaccination on tea-gardens ... ... ... ...
Expenditure and average cost ... ... ... ...
Review by the Deputy-Commissioner ... ... ...
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43
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ib.
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ib.
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Darrang ... ... ... ... ...
Plan of operation for the season
...
... ...
Working staff; employment of additional Local Fund vaccinators re-
commended.
Statistics ... ... ... ... ...
Inspections ... ... ... ... ...
Results ... ... ... ... ...
No compulsory vaccination ... ... ... ...
Vaccination on tea-gardens
... ... ... ...
Expenditure ... ... ... ... ...
Conclusion ... ... ... ... ... ...
Sibságar ... ... ... ... ... ...
Details of staff employed ... ... ... ...
Results ... ... ... ... ...
Inspection ... ... ... ... ...
Feelings of the people regarding vaccination ... ...
Lymph supply
...
...
...
... ...
Vaccination on tea-gardens ... ... ... ...
Expenses ... ... ... ... ...
Good services of Mr. Atkins ... ... ... ...
Lakhimpur, Superintendence
...
...
... ...
Working plans
...
...
...
...
...
Staff employed ... ... ... ... ...
Results ... ... ... ... ...
Inspection ... ... ... ... ...
Native inspector to be appointed
...
... ...
Expenditure ... ... ... ... ...
Vaccination on tea-gardens ... ... ... ...
General remarks ... ... ... ... ...
Nága Hills—
Decrease in the number of vaccinations ; the permanent provincial
vaccinator an expensive arrangement ... ... ...
General remarks—
The Gaonbura of Mozema vaccinated ... ... ...
Protection by police now withdrawn; lymph supply generally good.
Expenditure ... ... ... ... ...
Khási Hills—
Superintendence ...
...
...
... ...
Working staff ... ... ... ... ...
Results ... ... ... ... ...
Inspection ... ... ... ... ...
Expenditure ... ... ... ... ...
Lymph supply ... ... ... ... ...
Gáro Hills—
Superintendence ... ... ... ... ...
Subordinates ... ... ... ... ...
Results
...
...
...
...
...
Inspection
...
...
... ... ...
General remarks ... ... ... ... ... ...
Lymph supply ... ... ... ... ...
No tea-gardens or compulsory areas ... ... ...
Expenditure
...
...
... ... ...
Registration limited to Tura station ... ... ...
Sylhet—
Superintendence ... ... ... ... ...
Subordinates employed ... ... ... ...
Results ... ... ... ... ...
Protective value of "successes" discussed ... ... ...
Inspections; a third Native Inspector for South Sylhet needed ...
Average work of each class of vaccinators ... ... ...
Compulsory area results
...
...
... ...
Vaccination on tea-gardens ...
...
... ...
Expenditure ... ... ... ... ...
Conclusion ... ... ... ... ...
Cachar—
Superintendence ... ... ... ... ...
Subordinate staff ... ... ... ... ...
Results
...
...
...
...
...
Average of successes ... ... ... ...
Inspections ... ... ... ... ...
Lymph-supply
...
...
...
...
...
Inoculation
... ... ... ... ...
Protection averages among school boys
...
...
...
Vaccination on tea-gardens ... ... ... ...
Expenditure ... ... ... ... ...
Acknowledgment of good services in Cachar ... ...
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