(a) anthrax transmitted by the handling of wool, hair, bristles, hides and skins;

(b) lead poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of lead or its preparation or compounds;

(c) mercury poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of mercury or its preparations or compounds;

(d) phosphorus poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of phosphorus or its preparations or compounds;

(e) arsenic poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of arsenic or its preparations or compounds;

(f) sulphur poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of sulphur or its preparations or compounds;

(g) ammonia poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of ammonia or its preparations or compounds;

(h) carbon bisulphide poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of carbon bisulphide;

(i) carbonic acid gas poisoning caused by any process involving the use of carbonic acid gas;

(j) glanders contracted during the care of any equine animal suffering from glanders or during the handling of the carcass of any such animal;

(k) compressed air illness caused by any process carried on in compressed air;

(l) infection caused by the handling of sugar during any process involving the refining of sugar;

(m) carbon monoxide poisoning;

(n) conjunctivitis and retinitis due to electro and oxy-welding and cutting;

(o) bursitis of the prepatellar or of the olecranon bursa due to the nature of employment;

(p) silicosis;

(q) poisoning caused by chemicals used in the painting industry;

(r) brass, nickel and zinc poisoning;

(s) pneumoconiosis;

(t) brucellosis (undulant fever);

(u) hearing loss caused by industrial trauma or noise induced due to excessive levels of noise in the work-place; and

(v) dermatitis caused by materials used due to the nature of the employment.

(a) anthrax transmitted by the handling of wool, hair, bristles, hides and skins;

(b) lead poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of lead or its preparation or compounds;

(c) mercury poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of mercury or its preparations or compounds;

(d) phosphorus poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of phosphorus or its preparations or compounds;

(e) arsenic poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of arsenic or its preparations or compounds;

(f) sulphur poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of sulphur or its preparations or compounds;

(g) ammonia poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of ammonia or its preparations or compounds;

(h) carbon bisulphide poisoning or its sequelae caused by any process involving the use of carbon bisulphide;

(i) carbonic acid gas poisoning caused by any process involving the use of carbonic acid gas;

(j) glanders contracted during the care of any equine animal suffering from glanders or during the handling of the carcass of any such animal;

(k) compressed air illness caused by any process carried on in compressed air;

(l) infection caused by the handling of sugar during any process involving the refining of sugar;

(m) carbon monoxide poisoning;

(n) conjunctivitis and retinitis due to electro and oxy-welding and cutting;

(o) bursitis of the prepatellar or of the olecranon bursa due to the nature of employment;

(p) silicosis;

(q) poisoning caused by chemicals used in the painting industry;

(r) brass, nickel and zinc poisoning;

(s) pneumoconiosis;

(t) brucellosis (undulant fever);

(u) hearing loss caused by industrial trauma or noise induced due to excessive levels of noise in the work-place; and

(v) dermatitis caused by materials used due to the nature of the employment.