colonial office correspondence relating to brunei 'destroyed under
colonial office correspondence relating to brunei 'destroyed under
colonial office correspondence relating to brunei 'destroyed under
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(Continued)DOCUMENTNUMBERDATERECEIVEDIN CODETAILS OF DOCUMENTF 20086 27.10.1926 ITC: medical services in Brunei, inadequacy of:requests interview in order <strong>to</strong> discuss ... suggestsestablishment of hospital in Brunei <strong>to</strong> which localindustries could contribute (next, MO 27110).ANNOTATIONThe first government hospital in Brunei was begun inthe capital in November 1928 and opened by SultanAhmad Tajuddin in the following September. It wasoriginally designed <strong>to</strong> contain thirty beds for thirdclass patients.The Brunei Medical Department was establishedin 1929. The first SMO Brunei was Dr KVVeerasingham, who held <strong>office</strong> from February 1929until May 1930. No further biographical particularsare available <strong>to</strong> the annota<strong>to</strong>r at the moment.(vii) Quarterly Reports on the Oil Industry11554/1924 n.d. Fourth quarter 1923.26485/1924 n.d. First quarter 1924.42813/1924 n.d. Second quarter 192458540/1924 n.d. Third quarter 1924.18164/1925 n.d. Fourth quarter 1924.26201/1925 n.d. First quarter 1925.40888/1925 n.d. Second quarter 1925.57490/1925 n.d. Third quarter 1925.(viii) Enactments27202/1924 n.d. Indian Immigration Enactment (1924) Enactment No 1 of 1924.50383/1924 n.d. Excise Enactment (1924). Enactment No 2 of 1924.(Continued on next page)
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