curred. pistols, ent Chinese in Kimear Road andi demand jed the sum of $10,000. When fernand was not complied with a chile three years Of age was abduet~ und subsequently released. upon payment of " ramom. Five of the rested and four "hey" were all sen fenced (0 Tite imprisonment There ing. the Band grenade was thrown a pork shop in Yates Road, follow: letter received by the proprietor "rhe missile failed 10 ease ison remand.
'Notable work in "C* Division me cluded Uy 'The arrest of M1 male and ix female Chinese in connection with, ease of breaking in, Woustng oad selion money' and jewellery to the value Of $10,120.51 were stolen, Subsequent-Ly Six persons were convicted, receiv sentences ranging coun the sains concerned suspects were charged of larceny uni were eluded (1) The ste est of 1 eases of muante cares of simple wbbery. 19 more than in March and increase Of 31 us compared with jed of last year.
"There were 16 other roberie eof vue as compared mare for March. er of howsebreakings re= corded wae 4D 5 inn Blareh the neuber of burglaries reported Mi, decrease of three as com-
All "Flowers Day. conditions happened to be far from favourable. the satis factory total of 17823 vaccinations cord fistire. but must be considered most satisfactory under the prevailing The smallpox vaccination campaign ended during. the month "and. the Figure of 1.16190 doses sold or administered "free is. considered vers ood fora town of this size and with the available" facilities. Over Gtaan0 of these eaves were deott with by the "department. It ie clear seth the immunity gnared ver from 1 vell over 2/3 of the popula protected under present cir instances, This may. however, have effect on the possible further outbreak of smallpox next year onsimmunes are constantly locking Into the town and scattering over wide area rendering the task of reach Ing them dimeutt Public complaints, ox expected, became more frequent with the advent of warmer weather, and numerous Fequests were received regarding, refuse. urinating in alleyways, and offensive trades. These are largely the result of the excessive over crowding, and since the greater the population ina restricted area, the reater will be the dally secumula~ tion of garbage and human excreta, it is no easy matter to keep pace with the activities of a population the vast majority of whom may be said to have no Sanitary conscience, The recent arrival of Jewish. im: migrants ju Jarge numbers has raised among others the question of hospital accommoriation, Should infectious disease break out among the foreign mill ation, it can only be met. by tion facilities. in adequate. proportion. to the foreign population living inthe town. regardless of whether such residence ix perm int or of indefinite duration,
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