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Mortuaries Return of Diseases for the year 1931.

Diseases.

Brought forward.

XIII-Affections produced by

External Causes,—Continued.

Food Poisoning :—

Botulism

Male.

Female.

2,650

2,722

Other accidental Poisonings

Burns (by Fire)

Burns (other than by Fire).

Suffocation (accidental)

Drowning (accidental).

25

2-2276

9

15

2

3

23

Wounds (by Firearms, war excepted)

Wonnds (by Fall).....

Wounds (in Mines or Quarries)

4

5

2

Wounds (by Machinery).

4

Wounds (crushing,

e.g. railway

25

20

2

accidents, &c,)

Executions of civilians by belli-

gerents

Hunger or Thirst...

Exposure to Cold, Frost bite, &c. ...

Electric Shock ........

Murder by cutting

cutting or stabbing

Instruments

Fracture

Other external Injuries

XIV-Ill-Defined Diseases.

Sudden Death (cause unknown)......

211 N

2

1020

3

6

10

20

1

Diseases not already specified or ill-

defined:

Shock

2

1

XV.-Diseases, the total of which

have not caused 10 Deaths.

Decomposel Skeleton

..

155

100

6

Total..........

2,913

2,912