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Kensington 1896

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington Parish]

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Table: Scarlet Fever Cases Recorded in Kensington in 1896, and in Ten Previous Years.In Thirteen Four-Weekly Periods.

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Scarlet Fever Cases Recorded in Kensington in 1896, and in Ten Previous Years.

In Thirteen Four-Weekly Periods.

The Year.	Weeks. 1-4	Weeks. 5-8	Weeks. 9-12	Weeks. 13-16	Weeks. 17-20	Weeks. 21-24	Weeks. 25-28	Weeks. 29-32	Weeks. 33-36	Weeks. 37-40	Weeks. 41-44	Weeks. 45-48	Weeks. 49-52	TOTAL
1896	79	90	57	45	37	68	93	94	92	84	104	91	77*	1011
1895	20	22	20	23	22	33	39	40	24	63	91	62	66	525
1894	59	37	27	40	28	21	26	23	30	28	31	15	25	390
1893	45	60	38	34	56	84	84	110	67	113	117	88	61	957
1892	28	23	20	34	51	39	73	74	59	97	85	82	50	715
1891	38	47	18	24	23	23	13	27	17	31	23	22	17	323
1890	10	32	17	23	24	15	12	19	24	42	71	49	38*	375
1889	16	4	6	8	14	17	14	26	19	25	29	41	33	252
1888	46	40	29	19	16	10	15	13	12	7	7	20	18	252
1887	10	8	9	5	16	12	31	14	55	115	92	64	34	465
1886	10	17	7	4	4	7	3	4	8	13	11	9	3	100
Average 1886-95	28.2	29.0	19.1	21.4	25.4	26.1	31.0	35.0	31.5	53.4	55.7	45.2	34.5	435†

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* Return comprises five weeks. †Without correction for increase in population.
Note.—Compulsory Notification has been in operation since October, 1889.

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Kensington 1896

Table: Scarlet Fever Cases Recorded in Kensington in 1896, and in Ten Previous Years.In Thirteen Four-Weekly Periods.

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