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6. The average number of persons vaccinated by each vaccinator was
1,794. against 1,860 in 1891-92 and 1,766 in 1890-91. The highest average in
British Districts occurs in Bijápur (2,489) and the lowest in Karáchi (1,089). In
the Collectorates of the Central District alone is there any uniformity : in all
the others the variation is considerable. In Kolába the average was 1,323 and in
Ratnágiri 2,105, showing a difference which it is difficult to understand. Dhár-
wár (1,676) and Bijápur (2,489) are in marked contrast and the variation is still
greater if the rural circles only are compared. Karáchi has the lowest average
in Sind, and Government have in a former review remarked that the difficulties in
this district are not great. The Sanitary Commissioner should, when possible,
notice and account for any great discrepancies in adjacent districts.
7. The subjects referred to in paragraphs 100—103 of the report can
more suitably be treated of in separate detailed reports. Administration reports
should for the most part contain simply the record of work done.
W. L. HARVEY,
Under Secretary to Government.
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