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... weather and the entertainment was carried to most successful conclusion. Action songs and drill© by sectaoos boys, girls, and infants delighted the audience and pianoforte Brandon and recitation and chorus, entitled “Yawning. W. Austen, were also very creditable ...
... out that the birth rate for the ••onntry i* the decline. Tlic death ratei# •Im highest recorded since 1892. The in• an. mortality, it is interesting notice. T? 0 per 1.000 horn, compared with the Sen re of average for the whole country of tV 1,000; snd ...
... Kids. 74. 76: infants, 63. Arthur Street ■ the question whether the letter came from Mr. payments much and. indeed, the #cale needed but also freehold cottage standing in acre of The CIV are to dixbioded on Friday Boys, 94. girls. 83, ; infants, 90. 90. Nicholas ...
... fever 5. diphtheria 1. typhoid fever 2. smallpox 1. erysipelas I.—The high death rate was due to the epidemic diarrhoea among infants this time of the year. This was the first case of smallpox in the town for five years. All the other people in the house had ...
... isfactory report all. It very regrettable (Laughter.) that have not as good a report for the girls MORTALITY REPORT. —The Medical Officer of of the boys and the infants. • Health reported that during Apixl t;*re were 57 Mr. Goodwin: Perhaps Miss Brown could . ...
... rate 16.71; which de•cribed as high, and ‘*1.51 above that of tho last tea years and .93 above that last year.” Infantile mortality, the doctor says, “is 18 abor* those last year and 31 above the average of the last ten yea re.^ question oi water sappVy ...
... b'js to paas up, bti, ftm •vj infants, 184; 114 girls and /0 boy?, .r.iTiug s>o iu •diools for w uit **f r»oni ii bor*' This would Irtfcve Mr. Bullock boys with accommodation for .urr i'hilbey. .»6l girts, 324; Miss infants, aoconsnodaiiion 624. Arthur ...
... oreroome eiertiaa, the head the firm °* Me««rs. Bulpitt and and atm on the battlefield, gar. birth Son. W«inreday. AtUto the infant, whore death a. octogenarian third charge, the weapon burnt. , chronicled nulpitt, reoeircd nanty wound the fore-19 waa rentenced ...
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... Penotontiary 1U.5.A.l |,j. Then hud arranged for attacked the warders. Tho latter fired j, „f Kentish Rag to put the w.«t mortally wounding four. p.,rt of Uangdon Hills, and with this r- An outbreak of clwilera in the 2nd Bat- lOp „j make tle-m very w ...