[Report 1913] / Medical Officer of Health, Cardiff Port Sanitary Authority.

  • Cardiff Port Sanitary Authority (Cardiff, Wales) n 2006181154.
Date:
1913
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Credit: [Report 1913] / Medical Officer of Health, Cardiff Port Sanitary Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    During the year the following cases were notified and dealt with by the Officers of the Port Sanitary Authority :— TABLE III. 1 DATE 1913 1 DISEASE. NAME OF SHIP. 1 1 NATIONALITY REMARKS. Jan. 7 Phthisis s.s. “ Dictator ” British Patient left his ship and went to his home in North Wales. 16 Phthisis s.s. “ Cadmus ” British 1 Admitted into Royal Hama- dryad Seamen’s Hospital, from Barry, on January 9th. „ 16 Phthisis s.s. “ Lapponia ” Russian Admitted into Royal Hama- dryad Seamen’s Hospital, on December 22nd, 1912, from East Bute Dock. „ 16 Phthisis Admitted into Royal Hama- dryad Hospital on January 15th, from a seamen’s boarding-house, having left his ship abroad. 18 Small-pox s.s. “ Kilmaho ” ' British Admitted into City Small- pox Hospital on January 18th, from East Bute Dock Basin. 27 Phthisis Admitted into Royal Hama- dryad Seamen’s Hospital on January 20th, from a seamen’s boarding-house in the City. Feb. 8 Phthisis s.s. “ Corinthia ” British Admitted into Royal Hama- dryad Seamen’s Hospital on January 8th from Barry Dock. „ 21 Typhoid Fever s.s. “ Cliftonian ” British Admitted into Royal Hama- dryad Seamen’s Hospital on February 14th, from Barry Dock. Mar. 1 Typhoid Fever... s.s. “ Bayo ” ... Spanish Admitted into Royal Hama- dryad Seamen’s Hospital on February 18 th, from East Bute Dock. » 10 Phthisis s.s. “Sildra” ... Norwegian Admitted into Royal Hama- dryad Seamen’s Hospital on February 11th, from Queen Alexandra Dock.