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2'j. As the Comptroller cannot very well verify all the figures, the Statement
No. IX attached to this report has been prepared according to the figures given by the
Treasury OiHccr at Tezpur.
'(b) A comparative abstract statement of accounts for 1893, comparing this with
other asylums, is given below, vide Principal Medical Officer's letter No, 26650., dated
the 13 th September 1892 :
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Diet,
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The increase in the average cost of maintenance per head is owing to the increase
on the price of rice, rial, &c, and to the circumstance that a sufficient quantity of rice was
indented for from Calcutta, and brought up by the Government steamer Brahniqkunda
with the jail supplies, to carry us on for two or more months of 189").
(<7) The conduct of the warders has not been satisfactory. Three of them were
dismissed for neglect of duty.
{e) The Asylum was visited by—
Times.
The Committee of Visitors
Chief Commissioner, Assam
Commissioner, Assam Valley Distriots ...
Principal Medioul Oilicer, Assam
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The remarks made by the visitors wore duly submitted, through the Principal
Medical Officer and Sanitary Commissioner, Assam, to the Chief Commissioner, Assam.
TKZPUB,
The 8l8t,January t^D").
J. W. MACNAMARA, M.D., Surgeon-Major,
Superintendent) Lunatic Asylum,