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Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

TABLE No. 3.

AGES OF PATIENTS ADMITTED IN 1875.

Age Group Males Females
15 to 20 6 5
20 to 25 7 3
25 to 30 11 5
30 to 35 12 1
35 to 40 3 3
40 to 45 10 4
45 to 50 3 1
50 to 55 1 1
55 to 60 7 2
60 to 65 2 1
65 to 70
70 to 75 2
75 to 80
80 to 85 1
Total 63 28

TABLE No. 4.

ALLEGED CAUSES OF INSANITY IN 91 CASES ADMITTED IN 1875.

Cause Males Females
Domestic Affliction 2
Destitution 5
Disappointed Affection 3
Hereditary 1
Injury to Head 3
Intemperance 17 4
Puerperal 4
Fright 1
Excessive Study 2
Epilepsy 5 1
Unknown 30 13
Total 63 28

TABLE No. 5.

FORM OF DISEASE IN 91 PATIENTS ADMITTED IN 1875.

Disease Males Females
Mania 33 17
Melancholia 9 7
Mania Epileptic 5
General Paresis 2
Dementia, including Idiocy 4 1
Puerperal Mania 3
Delirium & Potú 5
Imbecility 2 3
Total 60 31

TABLE No. 6.

RELIGION OF 91 PATIENTS ADMITTED IN 1875.

Religion Males Females
Church of England 34 13
Roman Catholic 17 8
Presbyterian 8 4
Baptist 2
Wesleyan 1
Independent 2 1
Jewish 1
Total 62 29


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VUW Te Waharoa PDF Auckland Provincial Gazette 1876, No 10





✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏥 Ninth Annual Report of the State of the Auckland Provincial Lunatic Asylum, 1875 (continued from previous page)

🏥 Health & Social Welfare
29 February 1876
Annual report, Lunatic asylum, Admissions, Discharges, Deaths, Aboriginal patients, Statistics