New Munster Gazette – 1848 – No. 7

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✨ Medical Records



A RETURN OF THE NUMBER OF DISPENSARY PATIENTS TREATED AT THEIR OWN PAS AND THE HOSPITAL

FROM THE 11TH OF OCTOBER, 1847, TO THE 25TH OF JANUARY, 1848.

Name Sex Place of Residence Disease Cured Died Observations
Petere Male Kaiwarrawa Rheumatic fever Cured
Te Hone Hone Female Pipitea Inflammation of ear Cured
Pirihira Female Pipitea Inflammation of both ears Still under treatment [ment still under treatment
Wikiripe Male Teakiwai Syphilitic disease a This patient is not likely to recover, being consumptive.
Te Tahana a Male Pitoni Scrofulous disease of knee-joint
Miriama Female Te Aro Fever Cured
Manihera Male Ngahauranga Lumbago Cured
Edward Prince Male Wellington Dislocation of elbow-joint Cured
Joe Grimaldi Male Wellington Dislocation at shoulder-joint Cured
Etako b Male Kumutoto Deafness Cured b This chief was quite deaf; by an operation he was quite cured before he left the surgery.
Epui Male Kaiwarrawa Rheumatism Cured
Emeri .. child Pipitea Teething and Infantile fever Cured
Herewera Male Te Aro Remittent fever Cured
Erita .. child Pipitea Remittent fever Cured
Erita Female Te Aro Remittent fever Cured
Moki Female Te Aro Fever from (teething
Teringa Male Waikanae Scrofulous Abscess Cured c This child was very bad; the parents live at Ohariu; I do not know whether it recovered or not.
Herehere a .. child Teakiwai Inflammation of lungs Cured
Hakaria Male Te Aro Inflammation of lungs Cured
Riwai Male Te Aro Inflammation of lungs Cured
Ehou Male Te Aro Inflammation of lungs Cured
Hamuera Male Te Aro Fever bad Cured
Taurawiri Male Te Aro Scrofula Cured
Pukekura Male Pipitea Whitlow (bad) Cured
Emohi Male Pitoni Ophthalmia Cured
Eoka Male Te Aro Fever and inflammation of lungs Cured
Rewenata Male Te Aro Rheumatic fever Cured
James Roche Male Hutt Injury of scalp Dressed twice
Burkett Male Wellington Sore legs Not yet cured
Wiriki Male Pipitea Rheumatic fever Cured
Rewai Male Te Aro Fever Cured
Rihia Female Te Aro Fever Cured
Raukura Female Pipitea Teething Cured
Matia Male Ngahauranga Consumption Not cured
Pirika Male Oteranga Inflam. of lungs and fever Cured
Honi Hungi Male Pipitea Fever (bad) Cured
Eporo Female Pipitea Fever (bad) Dead
Ngarui .. child Pipitea Remittent fever Cured
Karina Male Taupo Whitlow (bad) Cured
Wirimu .. child Ngahauranga Remittent fever Cured
Aporo Male Porirua Injury of head Cured
Ranihera Male Te Aro Teething and fever Cured
Epoka d .. child Teakiwai Fever from teething d This child’s parents live at Ohariu.
Ewera .. child Te Aro Teething Cured
Parahi Heme e Male Te Aro Chronic inflam. of lungs Cured e Chief and influential man.
Tamati Wiri Male Te Aro Bad fever Cured f This is the native teacher belonging to the Wesleyan Mission.
Waipara g Male Pipitea Inflammation of lungs Cured g This is one of the chiefs of Pipitea Pa.
Hare Male Pipitea Fever Cured
Herewera Male Pipitea Dysentery from teething Cured
Ane Female Pipitea Remittent fever Cured
Ihia Male Te Aro Rheumatism Cured
Te Pepene Male Te Aro Inflammation of lungs Cured
Hota .. child Ohariu Remittent fever Lost sight of
Tahana Male Te Aro Fever Cured
Herewera Male Waikanae Fever Cured
Etimo h Male Te Aro Fever and inflam. of lungs Cured h An influential man at Te Aro Pa.
Kohare Male Otaki Fever Cured
Pakiwai Male Te Aro Fever Cured
Hamuera Male Te Aro Fever, secondary attack Cured
Tamati Male Te Aro Inflammation of lungs Cured
Katene Male Pipitea Remittent fever Cured
Emere Female Pipitea Affection of the womb Cured
— Barnett Female Wellington Ophthalmia Cured
Emohi Male Te Aro Fever Cured
Manihera Male Te Aro Inflammation of lungs Cured
Matene Male Te Aro Teething Cured
Samuel Bartlett Male Porirua Road Fracture of forearm Cured
Pita Male Kaiwarrawara Deafness Cured
Maria Female Pipitea Inflammation of lungs Cured
Eroka Female Teakiwai Ulcer of the eye Not yet cured
Taupoki Female Pipitea Fever, rheumatic Cured
Himire Male Pipitea Hakihaki Nearly cured
John Farmer Male Wellington Chronic Cough Relieved This native did not apply for a long time after he got ill.
Mohi i Male Pitoni Inflammation of lungs Under treatment
Patara Male Wellington Hakihaki Under treatment
— Marshall Male Wellington Lumbago Cured
Raniera Male Kumutoto Fever Under treatment
Puaha Male Porirua Contusion Dressed

Note.—The fevers amongst the Natives do not appear to be of a contagious character, but generally the effect of inflammatory action in some part of the body. There are very few cases amongst the white people. The causes of these diseases have been fully explained in a former Report, as well as in a letter now in course of publication for the Natives. With the exception of the late prevailing Epidemic Influenza, and subsequently Hooping-Cough, this climate is generally speaking healthy for Europeans. The amount and nature of disease amongst the Native population is no criterion of the climate as regards the white people, for there are causes operating amongst the Natives which fully explain the difference of effect on the two populations.\n
J. FITZGERALD, M.D., MEDICAL OFFICER.



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🏥 Return of Dispensary Patients Treated at Wellington Colonial Hospital (continued from previous page)

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Medical Records, Patient Treatment, Diseases, Wellington
78 names identified
  • Petere, Patient treated for Rheumatic fever
  • Te Hone Hone, Patient treated for Inflammation of ear
  • Pirihira, Patient treated for Inflammation of both ears
  • Wikiripe, Patient treated for Syphilitic disease
  • Te Tahana, Patient treated for Scrofulous disease of knee-joint
  • Miriama, Patient treated for Fever
  • Manihera, Patient treated for Lumbago
  • Edward Prince, Patient treated for Dislocation of elbow-joint
  • Joe Grimaldi, Patient treated for Dislocation at shoulder-joint
  • Etako, Patient treated for Deafness
  • Epui, Patient treated for Rheumatism
  • Emeri, Patient treated for Teething and Infantile fever
  • Herewera, Patient treated for Remittent fever
  • Erita, Patient treated for Remittent fever
  • Erita, Patient treated for Remittent fever
  • Moki, Patient treated for Fever from teething
  • Teringa, Patient treated for Scrofulous Abscess
  • Herehere, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Hakaria, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Riwai, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Ehou, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Hamuera, Patient treated for Fever bad
  • Taurawiri, Patient treated for Scrofula
  • Pukekura, Patient treated for Whitlow (bad)
  • Emohi, Patient treated for Ophthalmia
  • Eoka, Patient treated for Fever and inflammation of lungs
  • Rewenata, Patient treated for Rheumatic fever
  • James Roche, Patient treated for Injury of scalp
  • Burkett, Patient treated for Sore legs
  • Wiriki, Patient treated for Rheumatic fever
  • Rewai, Patient treated for Fever
  • Rihia, Patient treated for Fever
  • Raukura, Patient treated for Teething
  • Matia, Patient treated for Consumption
  • Pirika, Patient treated for Inflam. of lungs and fever
  • Honi Hungi, Patient treated for Fever (bad)
  • Eporo, Patient treated for Fever (bad)
  • Ngarui, Patient treated for Remittent fever
  • Karina, Patient treated for Whitlow (bad)
  • Wirimu, Patient treated for Remittent fever
  • Aporo, Patient treated for Injury of head
  • Ranihera, Patient treated for Teething and fever
  • Epoka, Patient treated for Fever from teething
  • Ewera, Patient treated for Teething
  • Parahi Heme, Patient treated for Chronic inflam. of lungs
  • Tamati Wiri, Patient treated for Bad fever
  • Waipara, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Hare, Patient treated for Fever
  • Herewera, Patient treated for Dysentery from teething
  • Ane, Patient treated for Remittent fever
  • Ihia, Patient treated for Rheumatism
  • Te Pepene, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Hota, Patient treated for Remittent fever
  • Tahana, Patient treated for Fever
  • Herewera, Patient treated for Fever
  • Etimo, Patient treated for Fever and inflam. of lungs
  • Kohare, Patient treated for Fever
  • Pakiwai, Patient treated for Fever
  • Hamuera, Patient treated for Fever, secondary attack
  • Tamati, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Katene, Patient treated for Remittent fever
  • Emere, Patient treated for Affection of the womb
  • Barnett, Patient treated for Ophthalmia
  • Emohi, Patient treated for Fever
  • Manihera, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Matene, Patient treated for Teething
  • Samuel Bartlett, Patient treated for Fracture of forearm
  • Pita, Patient treated for Deafness
  • Maria, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Eroka, Patient treated for Ulcer of the eye
  • Taupoki, Patient treated for Fever, rheumatic
  • Himire, Patient treated for Hakihaki
  • John Farmer, Patient treated for Chronic Cough
  • Mohi, Patient treated for Inflammation of lungs
  • Patara, Patient treated for Hakihaki
  • Marshall, Patient treated for Lumbago
  • Raniera, Patient treated for Fever
  • Puaha, Patient treated for Contusion

  • J. Fitzgerald, M.D., Medical Officer