NOMINAL LIST OF PATIENTS WHO HAVE DIED DURING THE YEAR.—Continued.

| No. | Sex. | Patients' Names. | Ages. | Diseases. | Date of Admission. | Date of Death. | No. of days in Hospital | Remarks and Post Mortem Appearances. |
|-----|------|------------------|-------|------------|-------------------|----------------|-----------------------------------------|
| 42 | M | John Freeman | 54 | Heart disease | 1873. June 12 | 1873. Sept. 2 | 82 | Admitted with heart disease and haemoptysis. Had terrible dyspnoea and maniacal attacks. Heart enlarged on summit of arch of aorta, an aneurism of the size of a mandarin orange. Aorta much dilated, valves rough and irregular; right lung congested, lower limbs oedematous. |
| 43 | M | James McGuire | 55 | Albuminuria | May 20 | Sept. 27 | 130 | Admitted for necrosis of tibia of leg. He had internal piles and albuminous urine; complained much of pain about anus; became dropsical and sank gradually; bladder shrunk and contracted, found pushed out of the pelvis; kidneys were large and granular; an encephaloid mass was found right kidney. |
| 44 | M | John Farmer | 47 | Phthisis pulmonalis | Sept. 20 1864. | Oct. 4 | 14 | Admitted in the last stage of phthisis pulmonalis. In top of right lung in the was an enormous cavern. |
| 45 | M | Thomas Burns | 39 | Paralysis | May 17 | Oct. 21 | 9 years 108 days | Admitted with right hemiplegia, from which he recovered to a considerable extent, but was subject to occasional convulsive attacks; ultimately died comatose. An apoplectic cyst was found in each cerebellar hemisphere; much subarachnoid effusion. |
| 46 | M | James Murray | 56 | Phthisis pulmonalis | 1873. Sept. 11 | Oct. 24 | 44 | Admitted in the last stage of phthisis pulmonalis; both lungs filled with crude tubercles and small vomicae; substance of lung in part gangrenous. |
| 47 | M | Alexander Smith | 62 | Syphilis | Oct. 4 | Oct. 28 | 22 | A syphilitic case of old standing. Cardiac portion of stomach found...
| 48 | M | John Beeching | 57 | Cancer of stomach | Aug. 10 | Oct. 26 | 77 | Admitted for intractable vomiting. In a state of carcinoma. |
| 49 | M | Timothy Bennett | 42 | Liver disease | Oct. 14 | Nov. 1 | 18 | Admitted for disease of liver, which was found to weigh 10 lbs, and to have been converted into a large, white, cancerous mass. |
| 50 | M | Sidney Hammett | 26 | Gastritis | Nov. 18 | Nov. 16 | 3 | Admitted in a sinking state with constant vomiting. Feeble, irregular pulse; right side of face and neck swelled greatly, and mouth could not be opened. Heart weighed 1lb. Much serum in brain, and high inflammation of cardiac end of stomach; liver large. |
| 51 | M | Francis Brooks | 58 | Kidney disease| Nov. 18 | Nov. 18 | 6 hours | Admitted in a comatose state, and died shortly after admission. Much serum in and upon brain; kidneys shrunk and granular; urinary bladder full of pus. |
| 52 | M | William Thompson | 50 | Pleuro-pneumonia | Sept. 1 | Nov. 19 | 80 | Admitted for pleuro pneumonia. Left pleura full of serum; lung collapsed; heart covered with white, fibrous exudation. |
| 53 | M | Charles Russell | 38 | Heart disease | June 12 | Nov. 19 | 1 9 | Heart disease. Heart weighed 2 lbs. 14 ozs.; pericardium full of serum. Heart covered with adhesive lymph. Liver very large and nut-megged. |
| 54 | M | James Cusack | 60 | Cancer of liver | Oct. 24 | Nov. 22 | 54 | Admitted with ascites, the effect of liver disease. Was tapped twice. Liver converted into a scirrhous mass throughout two-thirds of its extent. |

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.