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INDEX.

NOTES ON VACCINATION FOR 1906-1907.

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PARA.		PAGE
1.	Number of persons vaccinated ... ... ...	1
2 to 8.	Increase or decrease by Registration Districts ... ...	id.
9.	Infants successfully vaccinated as compared with the number available ... ... ...	id.
10.	Results in primary vaccination ... ... ...	id.
11.	Do. re-vaccination ... ... ...	1—2
12.	Sex ... ... ...	2
13.	Caste or race ... ... ...	id.
14.	Age ... ... ...	id.
15.	Inspection work of Deputy Sanitary Commissioners ... ...	id.
16.	The diagram ... ... ...	id.
17.	Expenditure ... ... ...	id.
18.	Progress of vaccination ... ... ...	2—3
19.	Lymph (different kinds used) ... ... ...	3
20.	Results of glycerinated lymph ... ... ...	id.
21.	Inoculation ... ... ...	id.
22.	Ill -effects by vaccination ... ... ...	id.
23.	Number of children under one year of age in Municipal towns ...	id.

APPENDIX I.

Statement No. I, showing particulars of vaccination during the year 1906-1907...	5—19
Do. . No. II, showing the cost of the Department during the year 1906-1907.	20—21
Do. No. III, showing Dispensary vaccination during the year 1906-1907....	22
Do. No. IV, showing the number of persons primarily vaccinated and the number of these persons who were successfully vaccinated in each of the official years 1897-1907 (inclusive)	23
Do. No V, showing particulars of vaccination verified by Inspecting Officers.	24

APPENDIX II.

Statement No. I, showing the particulars of vaccination during the year 1906-1907.	25
Do. No. II, showing the cost of the Vaccination Department ...	26
Do. No IV, showing the number of persons primarily vaccinated and the number of those persons who were successfully vaccinated in each of the official years 1897-1907 (inclusive) ...	27

APPENDIX III.

Statement showing statistics relating to the number of children under one year of
age in towns available for vaccination and the number of successful operations
performed on them ... ... ...

28—29

APPENDIX IV.

Diagram showing the proportion of population protected during seven years and
the death-rate from small-pox during 1906-1907.

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