AnnualReport-1911 — Page 297

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L 39

During the year I collected data regarding the prevalence of the opium habit among those admitted to Gaol. In all I took 1,030 admissions, out of which number 275 were admitted opium smokers, or shewed evidence of it. This gives a percentage of 26.70 for the period during which I made my observations, from July 25th to December 1st, 1911.

Of this total (275) the following were the causes of reduction of Gaol labours:

I.—Debility and poor physical condition, 55 cases 20.0% II.—Age, i.e., over 50, 39 14.0% with the opium habit, 5 1.82% III. Other causes not connected

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L 39 During the year I collected data regarding the prevalence of the opium habit among those admitted to Gaol. In all I took 1,030 admissions, out of which number 275 were admitted opium smokers, or shewed evidence of it. This gives a percentage of 26.70 for the period during which I made my observations, from July 25th to December 1st, 1911. Of this total (275) the following were the causes of reduction of Gaol labours: I.—Debility and poor physical condition, 55 cases 20.0% II.—Age, i.e., over 50, 39 14.0% with the opium habit, 5 1.82% III. Other causes not connected **
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L 39 During the year I collected data regarding the prevalence of the opium habit among those admitted to Gaol. In all I took 1,030 admissions, out of which number 275 were admitted opium smokers, or shewed evidence of it. This gives a percentage of 26.70 for the period during which I made my observations, from July 25th to December 1st, 1911. Of this total (275) the following were the causes of re- duction of Gaol labours :--- I.-Debilify and poor physical condition, II.--Age, i.e., over 50,. 55 cases 20·0 % 39 14·0% with the opium habit,.... 5 1.82% ** III. Other causes not connected --
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L 39

During the year I collected data regarding the prevalence of the opium habit among those admitted to Gaol. In all I took 1,030 admissions, out of which number 275 were admitted opium smokers, or shewed evidence of it. This gives a percentage of 26.70 for the period during which I made my observations, from July 25th to December 1st, 1911.

Of this total (275) the following were the causes of re- duction of Gaol labours :---

I.-Debilify and poor physical

condition,

II.--Age, i.e., over 50,.

55 cases

20·0 %

39

14·0%

with the opium habit,.... 5

1.82%

**

III. Other causes not connected

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