[Report 1894] / Medical Officer of Health, Liverpool Port Health Authority.

  • Port Health Authority of Liverpool. n 2014184020.
Date:
1894
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Credit: [Report 1894] / Medical Officer of Health, Liverpool Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Articles from the Training Ship “ Conway,” disinfected at the Apparatus, Chisenhale Street, during the year 1894. Date—1894. Number of Beds. Number of Mattresses. Number of Pieces of Bedding. N umber of Pieces of Wearing Apparel. Total Number of Articles. Disease. April 16 . 1 • • • 13 77 91 Measles ? 5 24 . 1 ... 5 120 126 Do. 9 9 25 . O O ... 32 335 370 Do. V 26 . 4 ... 30 682 716 Do., 30 . ... 45 747 792 Do. May 4 . ... ... 235 235 Do. 55 8 . 11 ... 91 150 252 Do. 9 9 12 . 8 ... 72 68 148 Do. July 5 . 2 2 20 25 49 Diphtheria September 17 . ... .. • 6 150 156 Scarlatina Total . 30 2 314 2589 2935 ... The offices of the Fort Sanitary Authority, at the Pierhead, were completed early in the year. In addition to the ordinary office require¬ ments, they provide appropriate waiting and reception rooms for rejected emigrants, and suitable lavatory accommodation. The Medical Officer lias much pleasure in acknowledging the valuable assistance given by the officers of H.M. Customs and the Board of Trade in carrying out the various duties of the department, as well as the readiness generally shown by owners and masters of vessels to meet sanitary requirements. E. W. HOPE, M.D., D.Sc., Medical Officer of Health. Municipal Offices, Liverpool, 20th February, 1895.