... under 65 years, and upwards, 38. The infant mortality was - g a rate per 1000 of 140. The rate in 1898 a f b(eneral sickness had not been very ?? the death rate was above the 'iv 214C caused by the infant mortality and i ?? number of aged persons who had ...

... diseases caused only one death, that of an infant under one year of age from diarrhcea. The zymotic rate for the quarter was 0,53 per 1000 living, Seven children died under one year of age, giving a rate of infant mortality of 170 73 per 1000 births. This was ...

... persons-one au infant of nine months, and three persons aged respectively 73, 73, and 82. The area of the district was 978 acres tho population, iCO ; birth rate, 244, the births during the year numbering 66; death rate, 15 4, the deaths I ?? 41; infant mortality ...

... past decade, The birth rate lo was 20 20, as against 22'16 last yenr, the zymotic rate a 0 22, as against 180, and the infant mortality rate 1212 per 100D births, compared with 185 5 the 0 previous year. The Finance Committee presented an. 0 estimate showing ...

... birth rate of 25 44; a lower rate than in the last three years. No deaths were due to zymotic diseases, Theo rate of j infant mortality was 60 6. Seventeen persons died aged 65 years, the united average belng 76 years. ?? caused 4 deaths, bronchitls, pneumonia ...

... males, 40 females or 16-5 per 1000; the zymotlo rate 0-2, there having been only one death from zymotic disease; the Infant mortality was 129-3 perlO00 children born, which, although still a high rate, was considerably lower than last year. In the ten ...

... things that the deaths for theyear were 42, giving a death rate of 12 2 per 1000, Fl (Of these 14 were infants under one year, or an infant mortality of 138'6 per 1000. The births during the Tv year wvere 101, giving a birth rate of 29.3 per 1000. T1 The ...

... death rate of corresponding week for d ten years ?? .17.53 r Death rate of enrrespondingweekcf last year, 10.57 Pate of mortality from zynsotic diseases ?? 3.04 Died under one year old ?? 25 S Died aged 60 and upwards ? 45 0 ?? 1) C 11 ?f Whooping cough ...

... being ?? by Bro. A. J. Cols, the D.P.G.M. The Pry. C.S.Blir. Bridges saidhe could I ot congratulate the district on its mortality for the dearths as It was the heaviest for several years, sevn deth aviriptaken place daring the three months. The memabers ...

... Asiatic gunners, ft infantry, and bluejackets, with Japanese Infantry SI and cavalry, Japanese mounted battery, and Russian p Infant ry and cavalry, 2000 men in all, ?? three miles In a south-westerly direction, and thence advanced northwards, clearing the ...