§ Mr. HORNIMANasked the Secretary of State for War whether he is willing to
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EXPENDITURE ON VACCINATION IN ENGLAND AND WALES. Financial Year. Remuneration of Public Vaccinators and Vaccination Officers, Costs of Prosecutions and other Expenses Defrayed by Boards of Guardians.* Awards to Public Vaccinators. Cost of Production and Distribution of Vaccine Lymph by the Local Government Board. Salaries and Wages of Staff. Hire of Calves.§ Other Expenses. £ £ £ £ £ 1894–95 … … 82,961 9,823 2,309 266 981 1895–96 … … 78,408 14,986 2,322 265 716 1896–97 … … 84,150 13,669 2,334 265 881 1897–98 … … 76,676 10,689 2,346 280 772 1898–99 … … 72,665 13,181 4,227 424 790 1899–00 … … 237,527 7,369 4,680 1,018 2,077 1900–01 … … 233,512 18,582 5,175 1,161 1,844 1901–02 … … 270,628 10,232 5,709 1,977 2,489 1902–03 … … 457,275 12,940 6,318 2,289 2,546 1903–04 … … 321,443 15,205 6,314 1,393 1,878 1904–05 … … 275,898 14,268 6,100 1,169 1,767 1905–06 … … 260,295 16,580 6,118 1,196 1,509 1906–07 … … 243,483 † 5,057 931 1,380 1907–08 … … ‡ ‡ 4,743 853 1,303 1908–09 … … ‡ ‡ 3,997 710 1,055 * The cost of primary vaccination and re-vaccination, the costs of prosecutions, and the other expenses referred to cannot be stated separately. ‡ Figures not yet available. † The expenditure during 1906–7 by County Borough Councils cannot yet be given. The amount paid by County Councils was £16,127. § No calves are purchased. consider offers for the purchase by private tender of the site now occupied by the Duke of York's School?