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The admissions from the Police Force and the number of Deaths for the past five years were as follows:-
Years. Admissions. Deaths.
1887, 619 9
1888, 657 15
1889, 590 14
1890, 582 7
1891, 570 8
Total, 3,018 53
Average, 603.6 10.6
The admissions of Europeans, Chinese, and Indians in 1891 were 167, 118, and 285 respectively, as against 149, 179, and 254 in 1890.
Military Hospital.
The admissions from among the troops during the past five years were as follows:-
Years. Admissions. Deaths.
1887, 1,749 14
1888, 1,485 21
1889, 1,732 16
1890, 1,915 15
1891, 1,251 17
Total, 8,132 83
Average, 1,626.4 16.6
Small-Pox Hospital.
The admissions during the past five years were as follows:-
Years. Admissions
1887, 65
1888, 99
1889, 19
1890, 2
1891, 17
Total, 202
Average, 40.4
Inquests.
The inquests held during the past five years were as follows:---
1887, 115
1888, 63
1889, 76
1890, 101
1891, 39
28.-CHARITABLE AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
No fresh Institution was formed.
29.-RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS.
No fresh Institution was formed.
COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
Hongkong, 19th May, 1892.
G. T. M. O'BRIEN, Colonial Secretary.