IOR/V/25/850/93

Comprises:

No 2. A Lankester, Responsibility of men in matters relating to maternity (1924);

No 3. F W Cragg, Lecture on mosquitos and house flies (1925);

No 4. F W Cragg, Lecture on flies (1924);

No 5. S R Christophers, Lectures on malaria (1925);

No 6. W G Liston, Lecture on tuberculosis (1924);

No 7. W G Liston, Lecture on dracontiasis or guinea-worm disease (1925);

No 7A. P A Maplestone and S S Rao, Dracontiasis or guinea-worm disease (1939);

No 9. T D Murison, Treatment campaign against kala-azar in Assam (1927);

No 10. S R Christophers, J A Sinton, and G Covell, Synoptic table for the identification of the anopheline mosquitoes of India, 1st and 2nd eds. (1927, 1931);

No 11. G Covell, Anti-mosquito measures, 1st 2nd and 3rd eds. (1927, 1931, 1934);

No 12. S L Hora and D D Mukerji, Table for the identification of some Indian fresh-water fish, 1st and 2nd eds. (1927, 1938);

No 13. J A Sinton, Instructions for collecting and forwarding mosquitoes, 2nd ed. (1934);

No 14. S R Christophers, J A Sinton and G Covell, How to do a malaria survey, 1st and 2nd eds. (1928, 1931);

No 15. Maternal mortality in childbirth in India (1928);

No 16. I M Puri, Synoptic tables for the identification of the full-grown larvae of the Indian anopheline mosquitoes, 1st, 2nd and 3rd eds.(1930, 1935, 1938);

No 17. G Covell, The distribution of anopheline mosquitoes in India (1931);

No 18. P J Barraud, A practical entomological course for students of malariology (1934);

No 19. J A Anklesaria, Report of a tour to study port health work in the Far East (1934);

No 20. J A Sinton, Suggestions with regard to the prevention of the spread of yellow fever to India by air traffic, with special reference to insect transmission (1934).