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Table I.-Showing the ADMISSIONS and MORTALITY in the TUNG WAH HOSPITAL during the Fear 1898, with the proportion of Cases treated by European and Chinese methods respectively.

GENERAL DISEASES :-

*Small-pox, *Plague,... Influenza.

Enteric Fever,......

Dysentery, Beri-beri,

Malarial Fever,—

. Intermittent,

¿. Remittent,

Erysipelas,

Pyæmia,

Septicemia,

Tetanus,

Tubercle,

Syphilis. Constitutional,

Alcoholism,

Rheumatism,

New Growth, non-malignant,

Auæmia,

Debility,

malignant,

ADMISSIONS.

DEATHS.

1

European Chinese Treatment. Treatment.

Total.

European Chinese Treatment. Treatment,

Total.

17 397

:

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1

1

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17

1

1

397

38

38

3

4

61

69

129

168

15

01 00 09

4

35

38

69

84

87

98

5

346

423

16

101

5 117

6

8

...

I

4

6

10

4

1

8

1613

1

1

¿

1

10

6

1

31

30

8-824

1

&FOLGUE

10

41

2

2

35

65

2

6

14

2

6

13

4

30

35

1

14

0010

8

4

15

LOCAL DISEASES:-

Diseases of the Nervous System,

36

38

74

??

of the Eye,

37

of the Circulatory System,

18

"

of the Respiratory System,...

49

27

of the Digestive System,

54

****

8

8

89

107

468

517

201

255

of the Lymphatic System,

17

12

29

2 222

:

12

15

29

264

20

2.9888

20

48

293

69

*888

89

19

of the Urinary System,

15

26

no

1}

14

of the Generative System,-

Male Organs,

11

12

::

Female Organs,

1

4

5

95

of the Organs of Locomotion,

41

34

75

1

2

29

of the Cellular Tissue,

56

74

130

1

of the Skin,

40

66

106

1

3

35

Local Injuries, Poisons,

40

127

167

2

6

2

1

3

1

Parasites,

5

:

Total,

1,025†

1,873

2,898

1701

672

842

*Transferred at once, unless actually dying, to Kennedy Town.

† Includes 456 cases sent (39, as below, after death) to Kennedy Town and other Hospitals,

Includes 1 Small-pox and 38 Plagne, received in extremis, and allowed to die before removal to Kennedy Town.

Jons C. THOMSON, Inspecting Medical Officer.

Table II.-Showing GENERAL STATISTICS relating to the TONG WAH HOSPITAL during the Year 1898,

Remaining

Pationts.

in Hospital Ad-

Total under

Dis-

On

mitted. Treat charged.

Deaths.

Remaining in Hospital

Des- titutes

Dead Bodies brought

OIL

Out- Vaccina- Patients. tions.

tem-

porarily

to

Hospital

31st Dec., 1897.

ment.

31st Dec.,

housed

Mortuary

1898.

and fed.

for burial.

Male,

111

2,477 2,588 1,789

668

131

62,576

731

853

257

Female,

10.

421

431

240

174

17

28,304

857

87

Total,..

121

2,898

3,019

2,029

842

148 90,880

1,588

853

344

JOHN C. THOMSON, Inspecting Medical Officer.