Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1867 – No. 15

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✨ Hospital Death Records



RETURN OF PERSONS WHO DIED IN PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL—continued.

No. Sex. Patients' Names. Age. Diseases. Date of Admission. Date of Decease. Morbid Appearances and Remarks.
16 M Thomas Davis 22 Fever 1866 Mar. 13 1866 Mar. 20 A case of fever, proving fatal by typhoid pneumonia. There was also a phthisical element in the case, numerous tubercles being found in the lungs.
17 M William Wilson 58 Caries 1865 May 12 „ 24 Admitted with caries of the left thigh-bone, of many years' standing: an operation of partial excision and gouging was performed, but without permanent benefit. The whole of the bone was found diseased after death.
18 M Henry Nyland 51 Dysentery 1866 Feb. 18 „ 24 Admitted suffering from chronic dysentery. He was of a phthisical aspect, and after death tubercles were found in the lungs and liver; those in the latter were as large as marbles. The large intestines also were ulcerated.
19 M William Simpson 39 Phthisis pulmonalis 1866 Feb. 20 „ 31
20 M William Robinson 40 Chronic dysentery 1866 Mar. 27 April 3
21 M Richard Visitt 46 Pneumonia 1866 April 4 „ 5 Admitted in a dying state with pneumonia of right lung and dysentery. Right lung was found in a state of purulent infiltration.
22 M William Shaw 32 Apoplexy 1866 Mar. 31 „ 9 Admitted in a state of insensibility, from which he rallied, but soon after relapsed. Blood was found extravasated at the base of the brain, and the cerebral vessels generally were greatly congested.
23 M William Ryan 33 Febris 1866 April 10 „ 11 Admitted in the last stage of typhoid fever, and survived only twenty-eight hours. Perforating ulcer of the ileum was found, causing extensive peritonitis.
24 M William Campbell 63 Phthisis pulmonalis 1866 Feb. 19 „ 20 This was a case of senile phthisis affecting both lungs. He had a chronic disease of the right knee, the result of an injury. The liver also was in the condition called "hobnail."
25 M Hubert Fricker 22 Fever 1866 April 7 May 5 Admitted in an advanced stage of typhoid fever, and was thought to be convalescent; when one morning, after eating his breakfast, he suddenly expired. The small intestines were found ulcerated, and there was much serous effusion in the brain and spinal cord.
26 M William Dyer 46 Purpura May 7, 1864 „ 11 Suffered from urgent dyspnoea and anasarcous swelling of the legs.
27 M George D. Lewis 32 Phthisis pulmonalis 1865 Dec. 5 „ 15


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🏥 Annual Medical Report for 1866 (continued from previous page)

🏥 Health & Social Welfare
14 March 1867
Medical Report, Hospital Patients, Deaths, Diseases, Morbid Appearances
12 names identified
  • Thomas Davis, Died from fever
  • William Wilson, Died from caries
  • Henry Nyland, Died from dysentery
  • William Simpson, Died from phthisis pulmonalis
  • William Robinson, Died from chronic dysentery
  • Richard Visitt, Died from pneumonia
  • William Shaw, Died from apoplexy
  • William Ryan, Died from febris
  • William Campbell, Died from phthisis pulmonalis
  • Hubert Fricker, Died from fever
  • William Dyer, Died from purpura
  • George D. Lewis, Died from phthisis pulmonalis