The prevention of malaria.

  • Ross, Ronald, Sir, 1857-1932.
Date:
1911
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Credit: The prevention of malaria. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FIG. I. AN EXCELLENT TYPE OF MOSQUITO - PROOF HOUSE AS BUILT BY THE TRANSVAAL GOVERNMENT. „ 2. AN EXAMPLE OF ROUGH BUT EFFICIENT MOSQUITO PROOFING IN THE VELDT. „ 3. AN INGENIOUS IDEA. „ 4. A GOOD EXAMPLE OF MOSQUITO-PROOF HOUSE. „ 5. JOINT OFFICES OF THE WITWATERSRAND NATIVE LABOUR ASSOCIATION, AND THE PORTUGUESE DEPARTMENT OF EMIGRATION AT RESSANE GARCIA, PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA. „ 6. ACTUAL BREEDING - PLACES OF ANOPHELINE MOSQUITOS ON THE CROCODILE RIVER, EASTERN TRANSVAAL. „ 7. COMFORT WITH SAFETY. ,, 8. ACTUAL BREEDING - PLACES OF ANOPHELINE MOSQUITOS IN THE EASTERN TRANSVAAL. To face page 544 1. PORT LOUIS, MAURITIUS, BARRACKS AND HUTS. 2. THE CAUSE OF THE MALARIA AMONGST THE TROOPS IN THE HUTS. 3. ANOPHELINE BREEDING-GROUND IN A COLONIAL CANTONMENT (MAURITIUS). 4. PART OF AN OLD FRENCH FORTIFICATION AND MOAT NEAR PORT LOUIS, MAURITIUS. 5. COOLIES ROUGH TRAINING A STREAM. THE SAME FINISHED. 6. INDIAN VILLAGE IN THE MIDDLE OF A MARSH (CLAIRFOND, MAURITIUS). 7. A NATIVE HUT IN THE SAME VILLAGE. 8. CLAIRFOND MARSH IN MAURITIUS, WITH VILLAGE NEAR BY. . , , To face page 620