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Port of London 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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children on the tender might have been infected, and would develop the
disease in the course of the voyage of the steamer.
The child was very seriously ill, and was landed at Denton Hospital, where
she died from inflammation of the kidneys, a complication of Scarlet Fever.

TABLE XII. (Scarlet Fever.)

Date.Name of Vessel, Port of Registry, and Official Number.Where from.Number of Cases.How dealt with.
1908.
Jan. 18Central Hotel, Royal Albert Dock-1Removed to Hospital of Metropolitan Asylums Board.
„ 20Training Ship "Arethusa," lying off Greenhithe.-1Removed to Hospital at Bow Arrow, Dartford.
„ 30s.s. "Gascon," of Southampton, 106,907.East London.3Removed to Hospital at Southampton.
Feb. 7s.s. "Rose," of London, 112,843Employed on the River at Gravesend1Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
23s.s. "Oruba," of Liverpool, 96,310Brisbane1Ditto.
March 1s.s. "Victoria," of Greenock, 93,192Sydney1Removed to Hospital at Port Said.
April 6Training Ship "Worcester," lying off Greenhithe.1Removed to Ship's Hospital on shore.
6s.s. "Papanui," of Plymouth, 108,562Lyttelton2Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
May 28s.s. "Dover Castle," of London, 118,409.Delagoa Bay1Removed to Hospital at Southampton.
„ 11s.s. "Avondale Castle," of London, 108,160.Cape Town1Ditto.
July 1s.s. "German," of Southampton, 109,290.East London.5Ditto.
Sept. 16Training Ship "Arethusa," lying off Greenhithe.-1Removed to Hospital at Bow Arrow, Dartford.
Oct. 19s.s. "Tempo," of Newcastle, 83,910 -River Tyne1Removed to Seamen's Hospital, Greenwich.
27Training Ship "Arethusa," lying off Greenhithe.-1Removed to Hospital at Bow Arrow, Dartford.
Dec. 25s.s. "Narrung," of London, 105,873Sydney2Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
Total23