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oRDERS BY THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF BENGAL. MARINE DEPARTMENT. SSASAS SSTAMMSAAAAAS AAAAA MAAAS The 16th July 1897. No. 130Marine.—The following telegram, dated the 5th July 1887, from the Secretary of State for 1 ndia, relative to the grant of Bills of Health to sailing vessels and sambuks sailing from Aden to the Red Sea ports, is published for general information. A. D. McARTHUR, Colonel, R.R., Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. SSAAAAASLSLLLSAAAASLSLTSMMMSSM MMS Dated the 5th July 1897. From-The Secretary of State, London, To-The Viceroy, Simla. Following telegram sent to Aden, 5th July–Plague. Constantinople Board of Health desire Bills of IIealth given to every sailing vessel and sambuk from Adken to the Red Sea ports, stating destination, number of crew and passengers, and nature of cargo. The 19th July 1897. No. 139 Marine —The following telegram, dated the 2nd July 1897, from the Secretary of Stato for India, relative to the withdrawal of quarantine rostrictions by the authorities in Switzerland, the imposition of which was notified in this Departmont Notification No. 40Marine, dated the 19th February 1897, is published for general information:— A. D. McARTHUR, Col., R.E., Seoy. to the Govt. of Bengal. Copy of a telegram, dated the 2nd July 1897, from the Secretary of State, London, to the Viceroy, Simla. Switzerland.—Prohibition mentioned in my telegram of 16th February last has been cancelled. -* The 20th July 1897. No. 134 Marine.—The following telegram No. 30, dated the 8th July 1897, from H. B. M.'s Charge’ d’ Affaires, Teheran, relative to the imposition of quarantine restrictions in Persin, is published for general information, in continuation of this Department Notification No. 44 Marine, dated the 23rd February 1897. А. D. МcАктнов, Соi., в.к., Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. Copy of a telegram, No. 30, dated the 8th July 1897, from H. B. M.’s Charge’ d’Affaires, Te heran, to Foreign Secretary, Simla. By order of the Persian Government the quarantine for arrivals in Persia is to be reduced to three days. Please inform the Doctor in Selstam.
