Since January last, Mtr, Sayer, Eondmaster of the Municipal Orchestra and Band, has arranged educational concerts for pupils ftenaina American, Bri German, Japanese and various ripal schools for foreign and Chinese children, These concerts have proved popular and "successful. During April. eight Concerts. were given and the audiences: excluding those attending a concert Held on April G in Vu Yuen Road Girls School (for which no figures were obtained) were approximately 2379 in number. Several principals Of Schools concerned have expressed warm appreciation of "these highly auieative concerts" and also a hope that they Will be continued. in the autumn, Dumxe the week ending at mid~ night on May 29, there were ten {oreign deaths and 362 Chinese deaths inthe International Settlement and the outlying municipal roads. Figures issued by" the Municipal Health Department revealed (among foreigners) three cases of scarlet fever, tone case of diphtheria, five cases of lubereulosis (three deaths), one case of typhoid fever, one case' of amoe~ bie dysentery, one ease of bacillary dysentery, four cases of malaria, two eases of measles and one case of typhus fever, (among the Chinese residents) eight cases of smallpox (four deaths), ten cases of scarlet fever, twenty' cases of diphtheria (two deaths). two cases of cere brospinal fever (one death), four= teen cases of tuberculosis (thirteen death), seventeen caves. of typhoid fever (fourteen deaths), one case of paralyphold fever, three cases of dysentery (one death, four cases of beri-beri (two deaths), five eases of Influenza (four deaths), fifteen cases of malaria (one death), eighteen cases of measles (leven deaths) and four cases of relapsing fever (one death), bor TIPSOD ERTL
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