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Letter from Joseph to Lorenzo informing him that his work as Sanitary Officer has come to a close He lost his hobby for a time - that is the research work in bacteriology and tropical hygiene. He writes about his latest inventions: 1) an all steel apparatus ( portable weighs two & a half pounds) for the rapid sterilisation of water by chlorine gas 2) a collapsable paraffined tissue paper latrine receptacle(in shape like the Chinese lantern) for use in frontier campaign while transport difficulties are enormous.

  • PDE-00026-001-01-0044
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  • 1917-08-31

    • Parte diLORENZO GATT

Letter from Joseph to Lorenzo saying that reading between the lines of Lorenzo's last letter he guessed that the lectureship of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine had been filled. As yet he had received no official communication. He informed his cousin that for the last three weeks he had worked at Postgraduate and examination for membership of the Royal College of Physicians of London. which he passed.

  • PDE-00026-001-01-0069
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  • 1920-04-28

    • Parte diLORENZO GATT

Letter from Joseph to Lorenzo thanking him for the interest he had taken in their welfare and he is sure that his efforts will be rewarded. He mentions the Aquarium on Madras Beach where one can see the tropical fish in its natural state. Says that if one wants to start this attraction it would surely not be a failure and hopes that the museum of natural history would take this up. He recalls that on the 6th it would be the 20th anniversary of his first graduation in medicine.

  • PDE-00026-001-01-0055
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  • 1918-08-01

    • Parte diLORENZO GATT

Letter from Joseph to his cousin Lorenzo telling him that he had just returned from Nilgiri Hills where he had a short holiday. He is tempted to retire at this place instead of returning to his birthplace but very little work as a doctor. His prospect of building his own family have been dashed to the ground. He is determined to exploit his profession to the full after leaving the service in 4 years time.etc

  • PDE-00026-001-01-0050
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  • 1918-05-20

    • Parte diLORENZO GATT

Letter from Lieutenant Governor & Chief Secretary to Government John E Clauson to Lorenzo Gatt informing him that HE feels it would be conenient in the interests of the public service if he were to (l) resume duty on Wednesday 9th December 1914 with a view to sitting on the Committee of Enquiry on the charges against Mr Curmi (ll) to discharge his usual duties in the executive Council and Council of Government, but not to perform any departmental duties until he is satisfied Lorenzo's health is completely restored.

  • PDE-00026-001-08-0004
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  • 1914-12-05

    • Parte diLORENZO GATT

Letter from Lieutenant Governor & Chief Secretary to Government WCF Robertson to Lorenzo Gatt informing him that HE thanks him for his communication of the 15th instant in which Lorenzo submitted that owing to his state of health he requests permission to retire from the Public Service. HE expresses his appreciation of the zeal and devotion with which Lorenzo carried out his duties during the 36 years connected with the Goernment

  • PDE-00026-001-08-0006
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  • 1921-03-17

    • Parte diLORENZO GATT

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