Three additional cases of plague were reported yesterday. The first was that of a boy named Michael Morris Davey Lewis, aged 7[?] years, who had died on the previous evening at his parents' ...
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Advertising : 1,863 wordsThe President took the chair at 2.30 p.m. TEMPORARY SUPPLY BILL. A Supply Bill for £320,955 was received and read the first time. ...
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Article : 233 wordsIn the case of the boy Alexander Austin, reported in yesterday's issue of the "Herald," it was stated that he worked at premises in Market-street. Subsequent inquiries, however, showed that he was a ...
Article : 235 wordsThe Speaker took the chair at 2.30 p.m. PETITION. Sir M. M'Eacharn (Vic.) desired to present a petition from a Church of England congregation ...
Article : 2,901 wordsSir,—I notice that Drs. Tidswell and Armstrong propagate the doctrine of the non-contagiousness of plague. The former claims that an important "fact" brought out during the course of the last ...
Article : 1,653 wordsThree persons were yesterday afternoon removed to the Coast Hospital from the Criterion Hotel, Pitt-street, for observation purposes. It is not yet certain that any one of the three is suffering from plague, ...
Article : 205 wordsOn inquiry at the Coast Hospital last evening it was ascertained that the following was the latest report in regard to the condition of the patients:—Mrs. King, only a mild attack; Alexander Austin, 13 ...
Article : 160 wordsThe Randwick Council on Tuesday night discussed the plague outbreak, and the best means to cope with it. The borough, generally speaking, was in a very clean and sanitary condition, but it was reported ...
Article : 288 wordsYesterday Dr. Armstrong, the City Health Officer, had a staff of men engaged in destributing rat poison to persons in the residential portions of the city, which included Pyrmont, Ultimo, Surry Hills, ...
Article : 117 wordsThe health committee of the City Council met yesterday morning there being a full attendance of memhers. The Mayor (Alderman Thomas Hughes) presided. ...
Article : 1,688 wordsThe Mayor of Hunter's Hill, Alderman J. M. Rooke, J.P., has issued the following directions to the inspector of nuisances:—"In order in prevent the possibility of the plugue ...
Article : 129 wordsThe Mayor of Concord (Mr. T. O. Correy) has directed special attention to the sanitation of the borough lately, and has found his efforts generally well backed up by the residents. The proper ...
Article : 178 wordsAt a meeting of the local council held last night, the Mayor (Alderman Chapman) presiding, letters were received from the Board of Health, enclosing a complaint from Mr. F. E. Barker, of ...
Article : 315 wordsA large old barrel drain in Burwood, which runs for a great distance, was treated in a novel way by the Burwood overseer last week early in the morning. The drain is regarded as a possible refuge for ...
Article : 146 wordsA young lad named Crockford, residing in the city, who was admitted to the Children's Hospital a few days ago, was to-day pronounced to be suffering from plague. ...
Article : 65 wordsA patriotic demonstration was held in the Oddfellows' Hill last night. Mr. T. Bembrick (Mayor) presided. Great enthusiasm prevailed. The hall was packed. The gallery was reserved for ladies. ...
Article : 164 wordsDr. Gresswell, president of the Board of Health, is strongly urging the abolition of common tips and the destruction of all refuse and garbage by fire. He considers that these tips form the ideal breeding ...
Article : 76 wordsSir,—In my capacity as alderman of Cook Ward I went round this afternoon to see if there was anything I could do to assist the neighbours of the person who has contracted plague in High ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 27 Feb 1902, Page 5
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