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Table II.-Showing the RATE of SICKNESS and MORTALITY in VICTORIA GAOL during the Year 1900.
TOTAL NUMBER OF:-
DAILY AVERAGE NUMBER OF :—
Cases, includ-
Sick
Admissions
Prisoners Admis-
Deaths due to Disease.
Pri- Sick soners in
in Hos-
Gaol. pital.
not in Hos- pital.
to Hospital to Total Admissions to Gaol.
admitted sions to to Gaol. Hospital.
ing Skin Diseases, treated in the Cells,
RATE PER CENT. OF:-
Daily Average Daily Average Deaths due
Number of Sick in Hospital to Daily Aver- age Number of Prisoners.
Number of all Sick in Gaol
to
Daily average Number
of Prisoners.
to Disease
to Total Admissions
to Gaol.
5,432
495
1,523
486
13.31 30.00
9.11
2.74
8.91
0.11
JOHN C. THOMSON,
Medical Officer.
Table III.-Showing the NUMBER and RESULTS of VACCINATIONS in VICTORIA GAOL during the past ten Years.
Year.
Number of Prisoners
Successful.
Unsuccessful.
Vaccinated,
Not inspected, owing to early discharge from Gaol.
Number of those Vaccinated who showed Marks of previous Vaccination.
1891
2,836
1,090
1,346
2,521
1892
2,625
1,985
640
2,618
1893
1,417
763
654
1,325
1894
747
242
505
746
1895
942
455
487
941
1896
831
631
200
831
1897
2,830
1,678
1,016
136
2,410
1898
4,507
2,875
1,252
380
4,181
1899
3,378
2,004
1,063
311
3,069
1900
2,638
1,765
666
207
1,916
JOHN C. THOMSON,
Medical Officer.
Table IV. Showing GENERAL STATISTICS connected with VICTORIA GAOL and the GAOL HOSPITAL during the past ten Years.
Year.
Admissions to the Gaol.
Daily Average
Number of
Prisoners.
Number of Cases treated in Hospital.
Number of less serious Cases, including Skin Diseases, treated in the Cells.
Deaths due to
Disease.
1891
5,231
507
364
558
1892
5,046
515
312
723
1893
4,010
458
272
523
1894
3,913
455
271
614
1895
5,014
472
231
943
1896
5,582
514
507
740
10
1997
5,076
462
342
455
1898
5,427
511
298
1,033
1899
4,789
434
503
1,778
1900
5,432
486
495
1,523
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JOHN C. THOMSON,
Medical Officer.
Enclosure II.
TUNG WAH HOSPITAL, HONGKONG, 9th January, 1901.
SIR,I have the honour to submit for the information of His Excellency the Governor the Annual Report of the Tung Wah Hospital for the year 1900.
I resumed the duties of Inspecting Medical Officer on my return from leave on 11th May. Dur- ing my absence Dr. Lowson acted for me.