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
│ Andiamblam vernacular ││ No │ —— │
│ school. ││ │ │
│ Imbulgodde school ││ No │ —— │
│ Indebetta vernacular boys’││ No │Bungalow construction, situated near a lake, │
│ and girls’ school ││ │ which affords a gentle breeze. │
│ Waragodde vernacular ││ No │Construction, mud walls and cadjan roof. Position │
│ school. ││ │ airy and slightly elevated. │
│ Bandaragama vernacular ││ No │School-house is a poor building, situated in an │
│ boys’ school ││ │ interior village. Children enjoy good health. │
│ Waskaduwa vernacular ││ No │Building is a cadjan thatched open bungalow, │
│ boys’ school. ││ │ giving full light and ventilation. Locality healthy. │
│ Katukurunde vernacular ││ No │Bungalow construction, situated near the sea; │
│ boys’ and girls’ school. ││ │ enjoys a gentle breeze during the day. │
│ Payagalle, vernacular ││ No │ —— │
│ Barbaryn vernacular school││ No │School is unhealthy, being too close to the sea. │
│ Maccoon ││ No │ —— │
│ Dondra vernacular boys’ ││ No │ —— │
│ school. ││ │ │
│ Parnegame Government ││ No │Want of a school-room much felt. │
│ vernacular boys’ school. ││ │ │
│ Passara, Singhalese school││ No │ —— │
│ Badulla, Singhalese ││ No │ —— │
│ Badulla (Tamil) vernacular││ No │ —— │
│ Paloogame school ││ No │No school. School “is not yet built up.” │
│ Combalwella ││ No │School is situated in a healthy part of the village. │
│ Matelle (Tamil) school ││ No │ —— │
│ Ratotte school ││ No │School is an open shed, airy and not crowded. │
│ Kotmalie, vernacular ││ No │ —— │
│ Dummaladeniya of Chilau ││ No │ —— │
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