To Mr. A. Thiru.
Sent to the Inspector-General
of Civil Hospitals, Burma,
for transmission to Maung
Lwe Shein who was then in
the Myitkyina District.
To Maung Hline.
To Maung Hla Yin, Po Pone
and Messrs. G. Francis, G.
Manickam, K. Striramulu
and B. Khetrapal.
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ANNUAL REPORT ON THE WORKING OF THE BURMA GOVT. MEDICAL SCHOOL, RANGOON, FOR 1921-22.
7.
Building.—During the year under report the quarters of the Hostel
Master was converted into a lecture hall and students' library room, and the old
lecture room into a dormitory.
8.
Finance.—The receipts during the year were Rs. 4,468-4-2 and the
expenditure was Rs. 98,801-0-5, as against Rs. 3,458-13-9 and Rs. 97,240 12-0,
respectively of last year. Statement ( e ) shews the details of income and expen
-diture of the School.
9.
Hostel.—The receipts from the boarders amounted to Rs. 24,186-11-3
and the expenditure was Rs. 26,071-11-5, compared with Rs. 23,681-11-9 and
Rs. 23,106-13-5 respectively last year.
The hostel buildings though old are excellently ventilated and very spacious
so that they fulfill their purpose very well. The one outstanding deficiency is the
want of sufficient latrine accommodation for the present number of students. The
Public Works Department have the question at present under discussion and I
hope possible plans of improvement may be ready shortly.
10.
Medals and Prizes. —The annual distribution of medals and prizes was
held on the 23rd December 1921, when His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor and
the Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals, Burma, were present, and the former
gave away the following gold medals and prizes in books:—
1. The Jamal Medal for standing first in aggre-
gate at the Final Examination of April 1921.
2. The Colonel Prasad Medal for standing first in
Hygiene at the Final Examination of April
1921.
3. The Devi Ammal Medal for standing first in
Medical Jurisprudence at the Final Examina
-tion of April 1921.
4. The Jamal Medal for standing first in aggre-
gate at the Final Examination of April 1921.
5. The U Ba Oh Medal for standing second in
Surgery at the Final Examination of April
1921.
6. The Ramanatha Reddiar Medal for standing
first in Midwifery at the Final Examination of
April 1921.
(Also a book by Major R. Kelsall
, I.M.S.)
7. The Hurry Krishna Pillay Medal for standing
first in Medicine at the Final Fxamination of
April 1921.
8. The Lim Chin Tsong Medal for
standing first
in Surgery at the Final Examination of April
1921
9. The Devi Ammal Medal for standing first in
Medical Jurisprudence at Final Examination
of April 1921.
Prizes :—
1 A prize of Rs. 30 for standing first in aggre-
gate at the Third Year Promotion Examina
-tion of March 1921.
2. Two prizes of Rs. 15 each for standing first in
Midwifery and Surgery at the Third Year
Promotion Examination of March 1921.
3. A prize of Rs. 15 for standing first in Medicine
at the Third Year Promotion Examination of
March 1921.
4. Prize books for standing first in Medical Juris-
prudence at the Third Year Promotion
Examination of March 1921.
5. A prize of Rs. 30 for standing first in aggregate
at the Intermediate Examination of April
1921.
6. Two prizes of Rs. 15 each for standing first in
Physiology and Anatomy at the Intermediate
Examination of April 1921.
To Maung Ba Shin (2).
To Mr. M. N. Menon.
To Maung Hla Yin.
To Maung Tha Din.