3
These students below mentioned by name have been since admitted into the service as
3rd Class Hospital Assistants :—
1. Shewpershad.
2. Maheshpershad.
3. Jageerpershad.
4. Chota Lail
ly
5. Joonga.
6. Becho Lall.
7.Kadur Bux.
8. Ashruff Hoosain.
9. Nohu
r.
10. Lutchmon.
11. Abdool Guffoot
Of the thirteen 2nd year's students, five had made good progress in all branches. They
were found sufficiently qualified in Anatomy, Materia Medica and Chemistry, and were finally
passed in these branches ; one was found somewhat deficient in Anatomy and will pass
another examination after two months before receiving any promotion and before he is passed
in these branches. The remaining seven have not done at all well, have been remanded for
another year and will receive no promotion.
Of the twelve 1st year's students six passed very satisfactory examinations in both Materia
Medica and Anatomy, three had made fair progress ; of the remaining three, two were
altogether absent at both the examinations, and one did very badly inA n a t o m y a n d w a s
absent at the Materia Medica examination ; of these, two have been recommended for dismissal,
and one will not receive the increased pay of 2nd year students
.
14. These results I think warrant me in expressing a hope that the school will continue
to maintain the high character it has already earned by the general conduct of those students,
44 in number, who have already passed from it into the ranks of the Subordinate Medical
Service. Of these up to the 14th January of the present year, 31 were employed in the
Central Provinces, 11 had been deputed elsewhere, their services not being required in their
own district, and one had been dismissed for misconduct. From the reports of Deputy
Surgeons General furnished to the Surgeon General it appears that the conduct of the 43
employed has been good. Twenty-one are spoken of in the highest terms as well qualified
and good practical workers. Twelve are favourably mentioned as good in conduct and qualifi-
cation. Six are favourably mentioned with limitation on account of youth and inexperience ;
and four are not fully reported, having only recently joined. I am glad to be able to furnish
this information, which the Chief Commissioner desires me to give from year to year, a special
report by the Surgeon General having been sent to me through your office ; but I must point
out that without such special information it is not in my power to report on the conduct and
qualifications of students who, having left the school, pass beyond my sphere of observation.
My silence on these points has hitherto been unavoidable.
1. The increased liberality of some of the Native nobility and gentry has enabled me to
again provide several prizes, For this purpose the following donations have been received:—
Rs.
Raja Janoji Bhonsla
... 200
Raja Suliman Sha
.. 100
Abeerchund Rai Bahadoor
...
50
G. Ramiah Garu Rai Bahadoor
.. 100
Total ... 450
With this sum, supplemented by some addition from the School grant, I have been enabled
to provide the following prizes :—
For third year Students.
1. Rajah Janoji Bhonsla's prize for General Proficiency. A gold meda
l.
2.
Rajah Suliman Sha's prize for proficiency in Medicine. A gold medal.
3.
G. Ramiah Garu Rai Bahadoor's prize for proficiency in Surgery. A silver watch.
4.
Abeerchund Rai Bahadoor's prize to the second best in Surgery. A silver medal.
5.
Abeerchund Rai Bahadoor's prize to the second best in Medicine. A silver medal
.
6.
To the third best in Medicine. A book prize.
7. Rajah Janoji Bhonsla's prize for diligence in Dissectio. A book prize.