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the cases suffering from various affections of the skin there were many which required a daily visit to the out-patient department for a considerable period, thus increasing the total number of attend-

ances.

Rates of Sickness and Mortality.

Total Number of :—

Daily Average

Number of :-

Rate per cent. of :-

Prisoners Admitted to Gaol.

Admissions to Hospital.

Out-Patients.

Deaths due

to Discase.

Prisoners in Gaol.

Sick in Hospital.

Out-Patients.

Admissions to Hos- pital to Total

Admissions to Gaol,

Daily Average in

Hospital to Daily Average of Prisoners.

Daily Average of Prisoners coming to Out-patient De- partment to Daily Average of Prisoners.

Deaths due to Dis-

ease to Total Ad- missions to Gaol.

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1913, 6,822 324 | 1,981

10702 12-08 | 53-83 4.71

1.72

7.67

+1.0

1914, 4,050 183 | 2,348

5601 13-36 83-84 11-92

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Cases remaining over at end of 1914 in Victoria Gaol Hospital :

Debility (Senile),

Diseases of the Digestive System,

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Febricula,

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Cellular

Respiratory,

Chronic Opium Poisoning, (Opium Habit),

Total,

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