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Collectorate, he visited Málegaon and Yeola and returned to Násik at the
approach of the monsoon. After the monsoon he went to Panvel viâ Thána
and then passed through the Khálápur Petha to Pen and Alibág tálukas and
then inspected the work of Nágothna Petha,Roha, Mángaon and Mahád tálukas
of the Kolába Collectorate. He then proceeded to the Janjira State and then
returned to the Karjat Táluka of the Kolába Oollectorate viâ Bombay; and
after inspecting Karjat Táluka, he went to Kalyán Táluka and inspected the
work of Sálsette and Bhiwndi tálukas, and from that place he went to the
Murbád and Sháhápur tálukas of the Thána Collectorate, and thence proceeded
to the Igatpuri and Násik tálukas. After this he inspected Niphád and Dindori
vaccinators' work and went to Báglán Táluka, and thence proceeded to Kalvan
Táluka at the close of the year. In all 1,809 miles were travelled by him
in 121 days and 7,512 children inspected in 205 villages. More than a month of
the touring season was lost as the charge was held by the Civil Surgeon, Násik,
whose duties did not permit inspection work.
Tour of the Deputy Sani-
tary Commissioner, Central
Registration District.
95. The Deputy Sanitary Commissioner, Central Registration District visit-
ed the tálukas of Indápur, Khed, Bhimthadi, Haveli,
and Máwal of the Poona Zilla ; Nagar, Jamkhed and
Karjat of the Ahmednagar Zilla; Sholápur, Bársi,
Mádha, Karmála, Pandharpur, Sángola and Málsiras of the Sholápur Zilla; Kha¬
táv, Mán, Válva, Tásgaon and Khánápur of the Sátára Zilla; Vengurla, Málwan,
Devgad Rájápur, Rátnágiri and Sangameshvar of the Rátnágiri Zilla ; and
Akalkot, Bhor, Phaltan and Aundh Native States. The total number of children
inspected during the year was 10,059 in 250 villages and the number of miles
travelled was 3,304 in 234 days.
Tour of the Deputy Sani-
tary Commissioner, Southern
Registration District.
96. During the month of April 1895 Surgeon Major Channer inspected
the work of the Belgaum town and Sháhápur táluka
vaccinator of the Sángli State. He then passed
through Honávar and Siddápur tálukas of the Kánara
Collectorate. In May, Siddápur, Sirsi and Yellápur
tálukas were visited, and he passed through tálukas of Bankápur and Hubli,
returning to head-quarters on the 24th May. In July, the dafters (records)
of Khánápur, Kod and Ron vaccinators were inspected. He then left for Gudgeri
of the Miraj Junior State. From the 22nd to the end of the month he inspected
the dafters and work of the Shirhatti Táluka vaccinator. In August he passed
through Bankápur, Gudgeri, Karajgi, Shirhatti and Gadag tálukas, returning to
Belgaum on the 23rd. In September he inspected the Belgaum Animal Depôt, a
new site for the slaughter yard, the dafter (records) of the Chikodi Táluka
vaccinator and also of Sángli and Kurundvád. In October he visited villages
of the Sháhápur Táluka, and inspected the records of the Navalgund Táluka
vaccinator as well as Supa and Kumta vaccinators'. In November and
December he inspected Supa, Belgaum, Sampgaon, Dhárwár, Hubli, Kalghatgi,
Miraj, Kolhápur, Sángli and Belgaum tálukas. In January 1896 he marched
through Gadag, Lakhmeshvar of the Miraj Senior State and Gudgeri and Miraj
Junior State, returning to Belgaum on 31st. In February and March he passed
through Karajgi, Ránebennur, Kod, Hángal, Bankápur and Hubli tálukas of
the Dhárwár Collectorate, returning to Belgaum and Sháhápur tálukas. On
24th March Dr. Channer delivered over charge to Dr. Lyons, Civil Surgeon,
Belgaum, who was in charge of the office till the end of the year. In all
he travelled 3,016 miles in 130 days and inspected 7,567 children in 135
villages.
Tour of the Deputy Sani-
tary Commissioner, Gujarát
Registration District.
97. The Deputy Sanitary Commissioner, Gujarát Registration District,
travelled through and inspected the tálukas of Surat,
Broach, Kaira and Panch Maháls, and also the Native
States of Bálásinor, Jambughoda, Chota Udeypur,
Sankheda Mewas and Rájpipla of Rewa Kántha Agency, and in Bávisi Táluka
of the Mahi Kántha Agency. In all, he inspected the work of 31 vaccinators
from 37 camps, travelled 1,502 miles in 196 days and inspected 11,690 children
in 276 villages during the year.