Haig, Surgeon-Major P. dell., 1st Punjab Cavalry, for months, to Japan and the East, on private affairs. Hamilton, First grade Senior Apothecary John, attached to the Medical Store Depot, Calcutta, is granted privilege leave for 30 days. six
transfers.
the services of Surgeon-Captain J. M., M.B., C.M , of. the Indian Medical Service (Bengal), are placed temporarily at the disposal of the Government of the Northwestern Provinces and Oudh. Deaves, the services of Surgeon-Captain F. J., i.M.s. (Madras), are placed temporarily at the disposal of the Chief Commissioner of Burma. Thomson, the services of Surgeon-Colonel G., M.B., Administrative Medical Officer and Sanitary Commissioner of the Central Provinces, are replaced at the disposal of the
Crawford,
Military Department. Gupta, the services of Dr. P. M.f m.b., c.m., Civil Medical Officer, Assam, are placed at the disposal of the Government of Bengal.
gkP ailttmenfss, Jtauc, APPOINTMENTS. The Commander-in-Chief in India is
pleased
to make the
following appointments : Chatterton, Surgeon-Lieutenant B. R., to the officiating medical charge of the Bengal Sappers and Miners, vice Surgeon-Captain D. G-. Marshall. Hunter, Surgeon-Lieutenant G. Y. C., to the officiating medical charge of the Wing, 13thBen^al Infantry, vice Surgeon-Captain P. J. Lumsden. Ogilvie, Surgeon-Lieutenant W. II., to the officiating medical charge of the 24th Bengal Infantry, vice SurgeonCaptain H. F. Whitchurch. Smith, Surgeon-Captain H.,iu officiating medical charge of the 2nd Battalion. 1st Gurkha Rifles, is appointed to the medical charge of the Cantonment General Hospital at ?
Dharmsala.
Ross, Brigade Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel G. C., is appointed to officiate as Administrative Medical Officer and Sanitary Commissioner of the Central Provinces, vice Surgeon-Colonel G. Thomson, m.b., who reverts to military duty. Whitwell, Surgeon-Major R. R. H., Civil Surgeon of Darbhanga, is appointed to act as Civil Surgeon of Gaya. Cassidy, Surgeon-Captain C. C.. is appointed to act as Civil Surgeon of Nadia, during the absence, on furlough, of Surgeon-Major J. Clarke. Clarkson, Surgeon-Captain F. C., is appointed to act as Civil Surgeon of Faridpur. O'Kinealy, Surgeon-Captain F., Officiating Civil Surgeon of Nadia, is appointed to act as Resident Surgeon,Eden Hospital. Green, Surgeon-Captain C. R. M., Officiating Resident Surgeon, Eden Hospital, is appointed to act as Resident Surgeon, Medical College Hospital. Moir, Surgeon-Gaptaiu D. M., Resident Surgeon, Medical College Hospital, is appointed to act as 2nd Resident Surgeon, Presidency General Hospital, during the absence on leave of Surgeon-Captain H. W. Pilgrim. Green, Surgeon-Captain G. II. M., Officiating Resident Surgeon, Medical College Hospital, is appointed to act as Health Officer of the Port of Calcutta, in addition to his own duties, during the absence, on privilege leave, of Dr.
W. Forsyth. Dutt, Mohendra Nath, Assistant-Surgeon, is appointed to do supernumerary duty at the Medical College Hospital, Calcutta.
Kumar, Kali Prosunno, Assistant-Surgeon, is appointed temporarily to the Satkhira Sub-division and Dispensary in the Khulna District.
Chowdhurry, Bhogobutty Kumar, Assistant-Surgeon, is appointed nousi Surgeon, First Surgeon's Ward, Medical College Hospital, Calcutta. LEAVE, FURLOUGH. Pilciier, Surgeon-Colonel J. G., Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals, Bengal, is granted three months' privilege leave.
Forsyth, Dr. W., Health Officer of the Port of Calcutta, privilege leave for thirty-five days. Macrae, Surgeon-Major R., has been granted, by Her Majesty's Secretary of State for India, an extension of furlough for six months on medical certificate. is allowed
LANGUAGES. The undermentioned Medical Officers have passed the Lower Standard Examination in Hindustani :? Surgfou-Captain F. J. W. Stoney, Medical Staff. Surgeon-Captain E. W. Hore, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Captaia G. F. W. Ewens, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Captain B. C. Oldham, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Lieutenant T. W. A. Fullerton, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Lieutenant H. A. Smith, Indian Medical Service. Sub-Assistant A othecary II. V. Devey, Sub-Medical De-
partment.
The undermentioned Medical Officers passed the examination in the Parbatiya (Colloquial) language :? Surgeon-Captain A. J. Macuab, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel A. B. Strahan, Indian Medical Service.
transfers.
the services of Surgeon-Captain J. M., M.B., C.M , of. the Indian Medical Service (Bengal), are placed temporarily at the disposal of the Government of the Northwestern Provinces and Oudh. Deaves, the services of Surgeon-Captain F. J., i.M.s. (Madras), are placed temporarily at the disposal of the Chief Commissioner of Burma. Thomson, the services of Surgeon-Colonel G., M.B., Administrative Medical Officer and Sanitary Commissioner of the Central Provinces, are replaced at the disposal of the
Crawford,
Military Department. Gupta, the services of Dr. P. M.f m.b., c.m., Civil Medical Officer, Assam, are placed at the disposal of the Government of Bengal.
gkP ailttmenfss, Jtauc, APPOINTMENTS. The Commander-in-Chief in India is
pleased
to make the
following appointments : Chatterton, Surgeon-Lieutenant B. R., to the officiating medical charge of the Bengal Sappers and Miners, vice Surgeon-Captain D. G-. Marshall. Hunter, Surgeon-Lieutenant G. Y. C., to the officiating medical charge of the Wing, 13thBen^al Infantry, vice Surgeon-Captain P. J. Lumsden. Ogilvie, Surgeon-Lieutenant W. II., to the officiating medical charge of the 24th Bengal Infantry, vice SurgeonCaptain H. F. Whitchurch. Smith, Surgeon-Captain H.,iu officiating medical charge of the 2nd Battalion. 1st Gurkha Rifles, is appointed to the medical charge of the Cantonment General Hospital at ?
Dharmsala.
Ross, Brigade Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel G. C., is appointed to officiate as Administrative Medical Officer and Sanitary Commissioner of the Central Provinces, vice Surgeon-Colonel G. Thomson, m.b., who reverts to military duty. Whitwell, Surgeon-Major R. R. H., Civil Surgeon of Darbhanga, is appointed to act as Civil Surgeon of Gaya. Cassidy, Surgeon-Captain C. C.. is appointed to act as Civil Surgeon of Nadia, during the absence, on furlough, of Surgeon-Major J. Clarke. Clarkson, Surgeon-Captain F. C., is appointed to act as Civil Surgeon of Faridpur. O'Kinealy, Surgeon-Captain F., Officiating Civil Surgeon of Nadia, is appointed to act as Resident Surgeon,Eden Hospital. Green, Surgeon-Captain C. R. M., Officiating Resident Surgeon, Eden Hospital, is appointed to act as Resident Surgeon, Medical College Hospital. Moir, Surgeon-Gaptaiu D. M., Resident Surgeon, Medical College Hospital, is appointed to act as 2nd Resident Surgeon, Presidency General Hospital, during the absence on leave of Surgeon-Captain H. W. Pilgrim. Green, Surgeon-Captain G. II. M., Officiating Resident Surgeon, Medical College Hospital, is appointed to act as Health Officer of the Port of Calcutta, in addition to his own duties, during the absence, on privilege leave, of Dr.
W. Forsyth. Dutt, Mohendra Nath, Assistant-Surgeon, is appointed to do supernumerary duty at the Medical College Hospital, Calcutta.
Kumar, Kali Prosunno, Assistant-Surgeon, is appointed temporarily to the Satkhira Sub-division and Dispensary in the Khulna District.
Chowdhurry, Bhogobutty Kumar, Assistant-Surgeon, is appointed nousi Surgeon, First Surgeon's Ward, Medical College Hospital, Calcutta. LEAVE, FURLOUGH. Pilciier, Surgeon-Colonel J. G., Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals, Bengal, is granted three months' privilege leave.
Forsyth, Dr. W., Health Officer of the Port of Calcutta, privilege leave for thirty-five days. Macrae, Surgeon-Major R., has been granted, by Her Majesty's Secretary of State for India, an extension of furlough for six months on medical certificate. is allowed
LANGUAGES. The undermentioned Medical Officers have passed the Lower Standard Examination in Hindustani :? Surgfou-Captain F. J. W. Stoney, Medical Staff. Surgeon-Captain E. W. Hore, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Captaia G. F. W. Ewens, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Captain B. C. Oldham, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Lieutenant T. W. A. Fullerton, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Lieutenant H. A. Smith, Indian Medical Service. Sub-Assistant A othecary II. V. Devey, Sub-Medical De-
partment.
The undermentioned Medical Officers passed the examination in the Parbatiya (Colloquial) language :? Surgeon-Captain A. J. Macuab, Indian Medical Service. Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel A. B. Strahan, Indian Medical Service.
