LEAVE,

with the Governgoes on three mouths' leave from the first week in August. Dr. Richardson, from the North-West Provinces, who returns about the same date, will officate for Dr. Rice.

Dr. Rice,

ment of

Surgeon-General

India,

Brigade-Surgeou-Lieuteuant-Colonel S. B. Surgeon-General C. Sibwho proceeds to EngDistrict, thorpe, Rangoon Hunt relieves Deputy

laud

on

six months'

furlough.

has completed his cholera work in Kashmir. He has submitted a report on the cholera outbreak at Sriuagar, and has now gone home on two months' leave.

Surgeon-Colonel Harvey

APPOINTMENTS.

Surgeon-General Pinkerton has been appointed an Additional Member of the Bombay Legislative Council for the remainder of the period for which Mr. Nay lor, who has resigned, was appointed. Brigade-Surgeon Lieutenant-Colonel D. F. Bateman, Principal Medical Store-keeper, Mad-

ras, has been selected to fill the new administrative medical appointment at Mayingyau. EXTRA PENSIONS.

Brigade-Surgeous-Lieuteuant-Colonels Fleming aud Cullen have been awarded the two extra pensions of ?100 per annum allotted to Bengal 1892-93. Both these officers have retired from the service.

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