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
│ Calpentyn (Tamil) school ││ No │ —— │
│ Female seminary ││ No │ —— │
│ Kandy superior girls’ ││ No │ —— │
│ school. ││ │ │
│ Grand Pass mixed girls’ ││ No │School is a cadjan-roofed bungalow, situated in │
│ school. ││ │ a garden; well ventilated. Diet: rice, curry, │
│ ││ │ fish, and vegetables. │
│ Borella ││ No │School is a fine building, situated in a healthy │
│ ││ │ place. │
│ Colpetty girls’ school ││ No │School-room is spacious and airy. │
│ Caltura girls’ mixed ││ No │Construction: built of cabook. Position: │
│ school ││ │ situated on the left bank of the Kaln Ganga. │
│ ││ │ Ventilation satisfactory. │
│ Matura Government girls’ ││ No │ —— │
│ school. ││ │ │
│ Kottawa, vernacular, girls││ No │Constructed of mud. Situation high. Ventilation │
│ ││ │ free. Diet: rice, yams, vegetables, fish, &c. │
│ Pantura, mixed, girls ││ No │School is an open building. │
│ Pantura, vernacular, girls││ No │ —— │
│ Government (Tamil) girls’ ││ No │School is situated in a most salubrious place. │
│ school. ││ │ Ventilation free, and the children’s health │
│ ││ │ good. │
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