CO129-506-7 Medical and sanitary reports- 1926 2-11-1927 - 28-2-1928 — Page 122

DIPHTHERIA.

157

9

21

1917

1918

1919

1920

1921

1922

1923

1924

1925

1926

One Non-Chinese and one Chinese case was imported leaving 50 Chinese and 21 Non-Chinese cases of local crigin.

The number of cases of this disease notified during 1926 was 73 of which 51 were Chinese and 22 Non- Chinese.

The following table shows the monthly incidence of Diphtheria for the last ten years.

DIPHTHERIA CASES NOTIFIED DURING EACH MONTH OF THE YEARS 1917 ro 1926 INCLUSIVE.

Month

62

9

* CO 00 00 01 — LO CO

NOPPONE

60

3

IN 2013 t

INNG LO 1

f

3

6

10

11

63

06

RC

TO

17

13

76

85

71

行

LF

56

86582432371

10 09 09 #444∞

10

$130 00 00 00 1 10 3

13

19

-

10

II

118

819

January ...

February ...

March

September

May ...

June...

August July.

April

October

November... December...

Total

Chinese

...

601

73

19

Medical Officer of Health,

· G. W. POPE,

79

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Under Government Notification No. 31 of 1910 the following

fees were collected :-

42 horses at $2.00 each

42 Mules at $2.00 each

112 Cattle at $2.00 each

217 small animals at 50 cts. each

6 Calves at $1.00 each

$ c.

84.00

84.00

224.00

108.50

6.00

50 piculs Bone Ash at $2.50 per picul. 125.00

tins Kerosene at $2.50, paper

37

burning

1/8 ton Coal

Paid in and reported on account

Cash in Hand

Duc

Disease in Depots.

Cattle :--

98.75

2.50

701.00

22.50

8.75

$1,455.00

Coal used 34 tons, 4 cwt., 2 qrs. and 16 lbs.

Rinderpest and Buffalo disease Tuberculosis (European cows)

Emaciation

Uraemia

Hydremia

Leucocythaemia

14 cases

6

2 29

1

1

"

1

Septicaemia

Oedema

Caseous Lymphadenitis

Anthrax

Botriomycosis

1

Anaplasmosis

14

KE

Injured and exhausted

22

70 cases

Swine:

Swine fever

Swine Erysepalis Melanosia

Necrotic Dermatitis

5

46

25 cases

15

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