Sanitary Statistics of Native Colonial Schools and HospitalsNightingale, Florence
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Sanitary Statistics of Native Colonial Schools and Hospitals
Nightingale, Florence
Hospital buildings -- Sanitation -- Statistics
││ │ │
│ Manaar, mixed ││ No │Situated in the heart of the town. Construction │
│ ││ │ good. Ventilation free. │
│ Anuradhapoora, mixed ││ No │School-room has plenty of ventilation, and its │
│ ││ │ construction and position are tolerably good. │
│ Mattacooly ││ No │House is a tile-roofed building, well ventilated. │
│ Watelle vernacular boys’ ││ No │Construction, mud walls and cadjan roof. Position │
│ school. ││ │ airy and slightly elevated. Ventilation ample. │
│ Pamanugama vernacular ││ No │School-room is well erected. │
│ school. ││ │ │
│ Mahawatta ││ No │Healthy place. │
│ Mahare ││ No │ —— │
│ Kohillewatte vernacular ││ No │School is a large tile-roofed bungalow, situated │
│ school. ││ │ on the bank of the Kalany Ganga; is well │
│ ││ │ ventilated. Diet: rice, fish, and curry. │
│ Kottawa vernacular, boys ││ No │Construction, mud walls and cadjan roof. Position │
│ ││ │ high. Ventilation free. Diet: rice, │
│ ││ │ yams, vegetables, fish, and grains. │
│ Slave Island boys’ school ││ No │School-room is spacious but not airy. │
│ Milagria ││ No │School is a fine open building, situated in a very │
│ ││ │ nice healthy and airy locality. │
│ Dehiwella ││ No │ —— │
│ Attidiya vernacular school││ No │School is a large roofed building, having a │
│ ││ │ parapet wall round it. │
│ Weligampittia ││ No │School-room is well ventilated. Cold fever, │
│ ││ │ sore eyes, and dysentery prevail to a great extent. │
│ Dandogame ││ No │ —— │
│ Seedua ││ No │ —— │
│ Katane ││ No │ —— │
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