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60 PERSIAN GULP AD MINISTRATION REPORT
/.—Lilt of French subjects and protfgit.

French aufcjccta. Frcu*cb protfg£i. Remarks.

Mon. Ebrahiui Elbax . Abdul Aziz bin Muhammad Fronch Consulate dragoman.
Ruwaihi.
I*a bin Dinar ■ . r* if <3 abash,
Shcr Shah bin Dinar khnlaai.
it i«
Malloo . . do.
if m
Malunnd Shiulad. ■
Raahid bin Daruk Fronch Consol's cook.
Ismail peon.
f» ii
Charnk bin All . Sorvant of Mon. Elba*.
Hamza bin Abmod Do. do.

II.—List of American subjects and protigis.

American auhjccU. American proteges. Remarks.

Rovd. Mr. J. Bat no j Mr. Muhammad Fazel* •Vico and Deputy-Consul for
Unitod Slatw of America,
Dr. cud Mrs. Worrall f with 2 Miss Loutton f Residing in Matrah.
children.
Junta bin Shauho
Dr. Sarah Hosman } Servants of tho Consulate.
Hamud bin Salim
NOTE ON THE WORKING OF THU MASKAT AND MATRAH
HOSPITAX FOR THE YBAR 1914.
The year has been a healthy one. No epidemic diseases occurred during the
year.
This year the attendance of in and out-door patients is slightly more than
the last year. The statement below shows the total number of in-door and
out-door patients treated during the last 3 years.:—

Tear. In-door. Out-door. Total

1912 . 126 5,180 5,306
1913 . • • 131 5,886 6,017
1914 . 176 6,015 6,191

Out of the 176 in-door patients 25 were Europeans mostly from His
Majesty’s ships.
One hundred and ninty-one operations were performed during the year as
against 190 in the previous year and 149 in the year 1912. The most im­
portant operations performed Hero 3 amputations, 11 cataracts, one removal of
appendix and 2 radical cures for hernia with satisfactory results.
Nine hundred and sixty-three primary vaccinations and 9 re-vaccinations
were performed during tho year. One imported case of plague detected on
board the British India Steamer taken to the quarantine camp, treated and
discharged cured.