ordered for each patient admitted to the hospital or to the infirm and convalescent prisoners, shall be recorded on the bed-head tickets to the case of patients in hospital and on the history tickets in the case of prisoners or infirm and convalescent list, under the initials of the Medical Officer. Extra diet for nursing mothers: Rule487. A nursing mother with a child admitted to prisons, shall receive, in addition to the ordinary diet 467 Gr. of milk and 29 Gr. sugar daily. This issue shall cease when the child is one year old. Diet for the pregnant Womens: Rule488. The Medical Officer shall pay special attention lo the dietary of pregnant Women prisoners, and shall, for each such prisoner, draw up a special diet scale to include milk, fresh vegetables, fruit or any other article of diet. The quantities of these shall be determined by him according to necessary. The quantities shall not usually exceed the following scales:Milk ... 700 Gr. Fresh fruit ... 233. „ Fresh vegetable ... 233 „ Diet scale for children: Rule489. (i) A child admitted to prison with his mother shall receive according to age, one or other- of the following allowances of food daily:(a) Under twelve months Milk 467 Gr. sugar 29 Gr. (b) Over twelve months and Milk 467 Gr. sugar 29 Gr. upto 1-1/2 years. Rice 117 Gr. dal 29 Gr. salt 10 Gr. ghee 12 Gr. (ii) Extras when necessary shall be given as the Medical Officer directs. (iii) 117 Gr. fresh fruit thrice, weekly shall be issued to all children above the age of one year. Treatment of grain before grinding. Rule490. -Wheat before being ground into flour should be thoroughly cleaned and fresh from dirt, unsound or inedible grains and any other deletrious substances. The flour shall be sifted through a fine wire gauze with 22 to 25 holes to 2 CM.—5M.M. Cleaning and winnowing loss: Rule491. (i) The maximum loss allowed for cleaning, winnowing and grinding the various grains and pulses is given below:172