Health Statistics and Meteorological Data




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1262 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE11E.

[No. 60

The sub joined table shows the morta1ity for the last two months at each of the four centres from six principal specific febrile or zymotic disease, and also the death from certain inf1ammatory disease of the 1ung. These causes of death have been distinguished from the others of the classes to which they belong as being the most important special disease which give rise to sudden increases in the death-rates of town, and the prevalence of which is closely connected with sanitary condition and climatic inf1uence of the season on health.

Towns. SIX PRINCIPAL SPEDFIC FEBRILE OR ZYMOTIC DISEASES. PRINCIPAL LUNG-DISEASES.
Measles Sca1rlet Fever
July June
Auckland and sub urbanboroughs .. ..
Wellington and sub urbanboroughs .. ..
Christchurch and sub urbanboroughs .. ..
Dune din and sub urbanboroughs .. ..
Totals .. .. ..

Register-General's Office,
Wellington, 8th August, 1895.

E. J. VON DAEDELSZEN,
Register-General.

Provisional Meteorological Return for July, 1895.

Auckl and. Wellington. Lincol n,Canter bury. Dune din.
Mean Temperature in shad e for month* 48·5 44·7 40·1 41·8
Averag e same month previous years 52·2 47·6 42·5 42·7
Maximu m Temperature in shad e, and date* 58·0 on 19th 57·3 on 16th 56·2 on 28th 55·0 on 28th
Minim um Temperature in shad e, and date* 37·0 on 21st 32·0 on 13th, 26th 27·4 on 18th 28·0 on 29th
Maxim um Sol ar Radiation, and date* 114·0 on 14th 105·0 on 6th 94·6 on 26th 90·0 on 29th
Minim um Terre strial Radiation, and date* 32·0 on 21st 20·0 on 13th, 26th 20·6 on 18th 23·0 on 25th
Mean H umid ity (Saturation =100) 71 73 88 60
Averag e same month previous years 80 78 82 78
Total R ainfall, in inches 6·650 4·345 4·236 4·800
Averag e same month previous years 4·818 6·335 2·607 2·474
Num ber of Day s of R ain 26 17 17 18
Averag e same month previous years 19 18 13 12

Fahre nhe it.

Note.—This table is prepared from unchecked average s, transmitted by telegraph in anticipation of the full returns, and must not be entirely relied on for compiling Meteorological Statistic s.

JAMES HECTOR,
Directo r.

Met eorolo gical Office, Wellington, 14th August, 1895.

Return of the Number of Births, with the Actual Mor tality of Males and Females, and the Proportion of Deaths to Population, in the under-mentioned Boroughs, during the Mont h of July, 1895.

Boroughs. Estimated Population, 1st January, 1895. Total Births in Boroughs Deaths in Boroughs Registered in July, 1895.
Males. Females.
Under 1 Year 1 and under 5 years
Th ames .. .. 4,669 10
New Plym outh .. .. 3,683 16
Napi er .. .. 9,163 23
W anganui .. .. 5,601 15
Palme rston North .. .. 6,543 24
Blen heim .. .. 3,240 13
N elson .. .. 6,552 20
Greym outh .. .. 3,796 5
Hok itika .. .. 2,160 4
Lyttel ton .. .. 3,998 11
T im aru .. .. 3,778 11
Oamar u .. .. 5,772 10
Invercargill .. .. 5,740* 14

The population of Invercargill and suburb was, at the censu taken in April, 1891, 8,551 persons.



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🏥 Mortality Statistics for Principal Diseases

🏥 Health & Social Welfare
8 August 1895
Mortality, Febrile Diseases, Lung Diseases, Towns, Statistics
  • E. J. Von Daedelszen, Register-General

🏥 Provisional Meteorological Return

🏥 Health & Social Welfare
14 August 1895
Meteorology, Temperature, Rainfall, Humidity, Radiation
  • James Hector, Director

🏥 Births and Mortality in Boroughs

🏥 Health & Social Welfare
14 August 1895
Births, Deaths, Population, Boroughs, Statistics