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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Port of London 1911

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

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Table: TABLE XV.(ChickenPox.)

TABLE XV.

(ChickenPox.)

Date.Name of Vessel, Port of Registry, and Official N umber.Where from.Number of Cases.How dealt with.
1911.
Feb.8s.s. " Palma," of Belfast, 116,009Antwerp1Isolated on board.
„24s.s. " Grantully Castle," of London, 129,058.Cape Town2Landed at Southampton convalescent.
March22s.s. " Mahronda," of Liverpool, 120,868Calcutta2Remained on board.
„22s.s. " Mombassa," of Glasgow, 96,082Ditto3Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
April9s.s. " Umgeni," of London, 108,314Durban2Convalescent on arrival of vessel in London.
„11s.s. " Tintagel Castle," of London, 105,900.Delagoa Bay4Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
„20s.s. "Syria,"of Glasgow, 113,959Yokohama4Convalescent on arrival of vessel in London.
„29s.s. "City of Paris," of Glasgow, 124,233.Calcutta2Ditto.
May8s.s. " Moldavia," of Greenock, 117,382Auckland1Removed to Hospital at Aden.
„31Training ship "Warspite," lying offGreenhithe1Removed to Ship's Hospital on shore.
June2s.s. "Morea," of Greenock, 128,235Auckland1Patient recovered before vessel arrived in London.
„14s.s. "Suevic," of Liverpool, 113,456Sydney1Ditto.
July7s.s. "Persic," of Liverpool, 110,620Ditto4Patients well on arrival of vessel in London.
„20s.s. "Inkosi," of Aberdeen, 115,582Durban1Ditto.
„29s.s. "Umvoti," of London, 105,857Natal1Ditto.
„31s.s. "Kasan," of CopenhagenLibau2Ditto.
Aug.20s.s. "Orsova," of Glasgow, 128,278Brisbane1Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
Sept.13s.s. "Otranto," of Belfast, 124,675Stockholm1Landed at Stockholm.
„27s.s. “Tintagel Castle," of London, 105,900.Delagoa Bay1Landed at Southampton.
Oct.29s.s. " Commonwealth," of London, 115,903.Sydney3Allowed to land in London.
Total38