THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 10TH MARCH, 1905.
Third Class Inspectors.
245
D. O'KIEFFE.
J. R. LEE.
J. A. BULLIN.
H. PEARSON.
S. KELLY.
F. WARD.
*C. W. COYSH.
C. E. FRITH.
C. W. WARD.
R. HUDSON.
F. O. AMY.
The Secretary of the
SANITARY BOARD.
Overseer of Cemeteries.
H. J. WHITE.
I have, &c.,
FRANCIS CLARK, M.D., D.P.H.,
Medical Officer of Health.
Appendix A.
SIR, I have the honour to forward my Report on the Public Mortuary, Kowloon, for the year 1904. The total number of post-mortems made during that period=675.
These were divided up as follows:-
January, February, 21 March,
28
April, = 66 May, -102
July,
79
October,
79
August,
61
November, = 40
40
June, 57
September, = 45
December, 57
The following is the return of causes of death :---
2. Total Local Diseases,.
b. of Respiratory System,
e. of Digestive System,
1. Total General Diseases,
a. of Circulatory System,.
..271
...209
32
..156
11
d. of Urinary System,
8
e. of Generative System,
3
3. Total Injuries,
31
4. Decomposed Bodies,....
.164
1. General Diseases.
Small-pox,
Plague.--Bubonic (Femoral 84; Axillary 6),..............90
Septic,
Pneumonic,
Enteric Fever,...
Beri-Beri,..
Malaria,
+
Septicemia,
Acute General Tuberculosis,
Premature Birth,..
Still Birth,
Marasmus,
Leprosy,
Mediastinal Abscess,
Abscess of Thigh,
6
27
1
1
..52
.32
1
5
2
8
.42 1
* These officers have the Inspector's Certificate of the Royal Sanitary Institute.