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237
(Subject.)
dogs
"
Governor,
No.
drison 136
Date.
1893
27 June
Last previous Paper.
Ordinance 9 9 1893
Submits
anctioned
No. 118. 1
1 Aug-98 Life
W&L9-31710—6040-32-92
Next subsequent Paper.
The
(Minutes.)
M-Wingfield
Superintendent of the Civil Hospital,
in his last
last report,
writes under the
head injuries: "The most important point to nother is the increase in the number
of dog bites, no less than twelve praticate
were admitted from this cause year. Undoubtedly this is due to the large
number
of stray dogs that are allowed
the Colony.
to run loose in the
In all the Eastern Colonies the prevention
of rabies has attracted considerable attention
of late.
Yu. M. 1/8
R18
C.P.d. 1 May
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No. 12915
C. O.
12915
RECO
DESPATCH.
K Pro 31 JUL 93!
237
(Subject.)
dogs
Governor,
No.
136
Date.
27 June 1893
Last previous Paper.
No. 118.
Ordinance 9 9 1893
Submits
sanctioned
1 Aug-98 Life
W&L9-31710—6040-32-92
Next subsequent Paper.
(Minutes.)
M. Wingfield
Superintendent of the Civil Hospital,
in his last report,
writes under the head injuries: "The most important point to note is the increase in the number
of dog bites, no less than twelve patients were admitted from this cause this year. Undoubtedly this is due to the large
number of stray dogs that are allowed to run loose in the Colony.
In all the Eastern Colonies the prevention of rabies has attracted considerable attention of late.
Yu. M. 1/8
R18
C.P.d. 1 May
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C. O.
12915
RECO
DESPATCH.
K Pro 31 JUL 93!
237
(Subject.)
dogs
Governor,
No. 136
Date. 27 June 1893
Last previous Paper. No. 118. Ordinance 9 9 1893
Submits sanctioned
1 Aug-98 Life
W&L9-31710—6040-32-92
Next subsequent Paper.
(Minutes.) M. Wingfield
Superintendent of the Civil Hospital, in his last report, writes under the head injuries: "The most important point to note is the increase in the number of dog bites, no less than twelve patients were admitted from this cause this year. Undoubtedly this is due to the large number of stray dogs that are allowed to run loose in the Colony. In all the Eastern Colonies the prevention of rabies has attracted considerable attention of late.
Yu. M. 1/8
R18
C.P.d. 1 May