PARAS.

Reason for delay in submitting the Report ... ... ...

1

Vaccine Establishment ... ... ... ... ...

2

General operations ... ... ... ... ...

3&4

Total number of operations both in Khalsa and Feudatory States... ...

5 &6

Primary vaccination ... ... ... ... ...

7

Re-vaccination ... ... ... ... ...

8

Percentage of success in primary vaccination ... ... ...

9

Persons successfully vaccinated per 1,000 of population ... ...

10

Total operations in the Khalsa ... ... ...

11

Successful primary operations on infants ... ... ...

12

Percentage of success as claimed by Vaccinators and as verified by Civil Sur-
geons and Native Superintendents ... ... ... ... ... ...

13 & 14

Operations performed by each Vaccinator... ... ... ... ...

15

Increase or decrease in operations in different districts ... ...

16

Children under one year of age available for vaccination ... ...

17

General remarks on re-vaccination ... ... ... ...

18 & 19

Re-vaccination in the Khalsa ... ... ... ...

20

Total number of operations in Feudatory States and the success claimed by
Vaccinators ... ... ... ... ...

21,22 & 23

Annual mortality from small-pox for seven years and the annual proportion of
persons protected by vaccination ... ... ... ... ...

24

Expenditure on vaccination ... ... ... ... ...

25,26 & 27

Operations performed by Hospital Assistants ... ... ...

28

Number of persons primarily vaccinated and the number successfully vac-
cinated since 1867 ... ... ... ... ...

29

Sources of lymph ... ... ... ...

30&3I

Inspection of operations ... ... ... ...

32,33 & 34

Inspection Table ... ... ... ...

35

Municipalities in which the Vaccination Act is in force ... ...

36

Death-rate from small-pox per 10,000 of population during 1898-99, compared
with the proportion of population protected by vaccination during the
seven years 1892—99 ... ... ... ...

37