[Report 1959] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Cowes.

  • Cowes (England). Port Health Authority.
Date:
1959
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Credit: [Report 1959] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Cowes. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    MUTUAL iUux‘CLP Or IT* [CAL OFKIC IR OP HEALTH FOR rTL. PQli • 1 C< FC FO: 1'T’. Sootion l. - Stnf *'. Ilojjje of nature of Late of Qualifications Any othc Officer. appointment appointment _ ?-old. J • .-iroQloy Sanitary Septabor Sanitary nil. Inapcot or 1959 Inspectors Certificate:!^ ' ]*»eat & Other Foods Certificate:!*ay lri8°. Address and telephone nuraer of the lied leal Of fleer of Health - Dr. L. Crosekey, Clifton Hoe so, COPCC, I.... Telephone - COLDS 5. Section 11 - Aao ni of nhir. * -r ' * ve die r'e* during the year, Foro inn Ports ConotjIdo Total Humber. r annago. By the Medical Officer of resit- isy the Sanitary Inspector. i • Humber of ships ro or ted as having, or having had daring the vo age, in f e o t i oi s disease or oard. 30 5,864 Hll. 87 HU. 143 63,8 6 1 130 Hll. 173 6^,750 1 157 nn. The S th nap ton and isle of .,ight Steam rco loir-an run a regular freqient service of Steamers from So thampton to the Port not included :r tve o ore iyirea. ?$i® serv cc varies from 7 Sailings dauly enov ay ir inter * o 14 or no re in the summer. Section 111 - Character of s*1 lr • r*r.o ~d the --ear. OTeT:— flnrir/e Pasooncor Trafrie ~ Number of passengers inwrds - Twenty-fire sick foreign sor -.on ,vore landed and transferred to loc^l hospitals. Hunjor of passengers outwards - Dll* The Southamp on and Isle of Light Steam racket Company carried over TQC.O'Q passengers and 39,139 private ©are and lo,19f oomaerolnl vehielos oaking a t otal of 49,3; v vohioles. Cargo Traffic - Principal imports - Coal, also shingle, sand, retro1, timber end cement principal exports - Dairy and a gricultural -roe ’oe. Principal aorta from which ships arrive - Blythe, 'toole. Cardiff and Dutch Porto. There were also so re re 1 hundred private n^ts vhich visited the Port during the summer sercon.