non-Chinese was twenty-one, fourteen of whicl During March the number of deaths among occurred amongst the resident population, The incidence of Scarlet Fever which occurred in January and February stil eotiouss, tu cases of this disease being notified during the {month, one of which ended fatally. There iwas one death from Typhoid Fever and one from Small-pox. There wore three deaths from Tuberculosis among residents and two deaths from Alcoholism.
The larger number of deaths among Chit is rather the result of more etticient tion than of 'The ease with which Plague might gain an entrance into Shanghai, should there be any relaxation of the medical inspection of crews and passengers of ships entering the Port, is ated by the recent importation' of cases of Small-pox by ships from Hongkong.
'A further number of Laundries are undering sanitary reconstruction with a view to There have been no further cases of Cattle-Plague in the settlement. The dairymen Char Mow-oung, Zar Hoo and Chang Yue-shing of the Shaughai.-Dairy Ca., Carter Real, have been prosecuted at the Mixed Court for adulteration of milk with water.
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