... form. The CHAIRMAN Can't wo move so all to get a regulation or bya-laws of any kind whereby if there be typhoid fever or small-pox the fact is to be lIoLitied before entering the port ? Mr TROUNCE Tho only way I see is by co-oper- ating with the Customs ...

... any form. The CHAIRMAN Ojn't wa move so a to get regulation or tye-laws of any kind whereby if there be typhoid fever or small-pox the fact is to be notified before entering the port ? Mr TROUNCK The only way I see is by co-oper- ating with the Customs ...

... windows. There are more shafts in some streets than in others. Mr RAMSDALE The more the better. Air TROUNCE We are free from small-pox or any infectious diseases now. I- Ir GIBBS: I am glad to hear you say that, for when Mr Trounce came into the council first ...

... sufferer was in a dangerous condition or too ill to be removed The diseases which it is proposed to include in the Bill are small-pox, coler.diphtheria, erysi pelas, scarlatina, typhoid, ?»nd relapsing fever; and a local authority may, in an emergency, include ...

... told him at onC8 that he had an infectious disease on board. Mr TROUNCE: 1 know there are ships due bere from parts where small-pox is very prevalent. Dr WALTORD And where infectious disease are prevalent ail the year round. Instructions were then given ...

... windows. There are more shafts in some streets than in others. Mr RAMSDALE The more the better. Mr TBOCNOE We are free from small-pox or any infectious diseases now. Mr GIBBS I am gl id to hear you say that, for when Mr Tronnce came into the council first ...

... windows. There arc. more shafts in some street-s toan in others. Mr RAMSDALE The more the better. Mr TKOU.NCE We are free from small-pox or any inÎectiu8 diseases now. Mr GIBBS I am glad to hear you say that, for when lr Trounce came into the council first ...