| of providing houses that will meet the wishes of | the women. | | 2. Unless their comfort and the convenience of those | who consort with them is considered, the results | will not be satisfactory. | -----------------+------------------------------------------------------ Appendix B. [Transcriber's Note: The following text is the transcription of a two-part document. In this first part, text surrounded by the tilde ("~") character indicates it is handwritten in this document.] FAC-SIMILE OF A REGISTRATION TICKET OF EXAMINATION Issued to a Prostitute in India, in 1892, notwithstanding the Resolution of the House of Commons of June 5, 1888, condemning such registration. The form employed is the one authorized by the East India Contagious Diseases Act of 1866, which was repealed in 1888. * * * * * ~1892~ Ticket of Registered Prostitutes in the Cantonment of Meean Meer,-- Name, _________~Begum 1st~_________________________________________ Caste ______~Mohamedun~____________________________________________ Registered number, ____~1~_________________________________________ Place of residence in Cantonment, ___~Sudder Bazar~________________ Date of Registry, ______~4-3-90~___________________________________ Personal appearance, ______________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ ~signature~ ~offs.~ Cantonment Magistrate, Meean Meer, A. B. P., S. B., M. M. ~DMM~ [Transcriber's Note: In this second part, text surrounded by the tilde ("~") character indicates it is handwritten in this document. The string "~initial~" represents the undecipherable initials or signature of an examining Medical Officer.]