CO129-263 - Acting Governor Barker Governor Sir Robinson - 1894 [5-8] — Page 280

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On the 3rd June there were 81 admissions 54 deaths and 18 dead bodies removed to the Hospital.

The total deaths to-date have been 735.

Thousands of Chinese have left Hongkong for Canton and the mainland, and yet the mortality is on the increase.

It is now reported on the authority of the Roman Catholic Mission that 120,000 persons have died in the Canton District.

It being evidently necessary that more stringent measures should be adopted to stamp out the disease in this Colony, the Sanitary Board was summoned on 31st May, and drew up additional bye-laws which were confirmed in Executive Council on Tuesday noon.

I annex copies of the Government Gazette Extraordinary of 31st May, 1894.

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6 277 7 On the 3rd June there were 81 admissions 54 deaths and 18 dead bodies removed to the Hospital. The total deaths to-date have been 735. Thousands of Chinese have left Hongkong for Canton and the mainland, and yet the mortality is on the increase. It is now reported on the authority of the Roman Catholic Mission that 120,000 persons have died in the Canton District. It being evidently necessary that more stringent measures should be adopted to stamp out the disease in this Colony, the Sanitary Board was summoned on 31st May, and drew up additional bye-laws which were confirmed in Executive Council on Tuesday noon. I annex copies of the Government Gazette Extraordinary of 31st May, 1894. 1.29 Page 7 information is kept, assuming "Toda noon" refers to "Tuesday noon". The original text is minimally altered for clarity while maintaining the original content and style. The formatting follows the required HTML output using for paragraphs. No translation or rephrasing has been done. File references and page numbering are handled according to the given rules, though there are no explicit file references in this text snippet. The text has been proofread for spelling errors, spacing issues, and rejoining broken sentences as per the instructions.
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6 277 7 On the 3th June there were 81 3rd admissions 54 deaths and 18 dead bodies removed to the Hospital. The total deaths to- date have been 735. Thousands of Chinese have left Hongkong for Canton and the mainland, and yet the mortality is on the increase. reported It is now the authority of the Roman Catholic Mission that 120,000 persons have died in the Canton Canton District. sary It being evidently that more neces- stringent. measures should be adopted to stamp out the disease in this Colony, the Sanitary Board was summoned on 31st May, and drew up_ad_ ditional bye Laws which were the confirmed in Executive Council on Toda noon. 1.29 of 31st May, 1894. the I annex. same after- copies of the Copies. Government Gazette Extra- ordinary
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6

277

7

On the 3th June there were 81

3rd

admissions 54 deaths and 18

dead bodies removed to the Hospital.

The total deaths to-

date have been 735.

Thousands of Chinese have left Hongkong for Canton and the mainland, and yet the mortality is on

the increase.

reported

It is now the authority of the Roman Catholic Mission that 120,000

persons have died in the

Canton

Canton District.

sary

It being evidently

that

more

neces-

stringent.

measures should be adopted to stamp out the disease in this Colony, the Sanitary

Board was summoned

on

31st May, and drew up_ad_ ditional bye Laws which

were

the

confirmed in Executive

Council on

Toda noon.

1.29 of 31st

May, 1894.

the

I annex.

same

after-

copies of the

Copies. Government Gazette Extra-

ordinary

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