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Memorandum: City Health Officer reporting that during December the same epidemics have continued and

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Unique IDA-00301617SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]Date9th January 1876Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionMemo: City Health Officer reporting that during December the same epidemics have continued and stating that hospital accommodation should be provided for infectious diseases. He re-emphasises the need for citizens to carry out fumigation in all cases of fever, both mild and severe and of the importance of separating well family members from sick family members. He also warns that the fruit season brings the concomitant diseases of diarrhoea and cholera and of the need for vegetables and meat to be fresh during the hot season. He also notes that according to the Registrar General's report Sydney compares favourably in its health measures to other large cities.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Memorandum: City Health Officer reporting that during December the same epidemics have continued and

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