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City of London 1913

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

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Date.Name of Vessel, Port of Registry, and Official Number.Where from.No. of Cases.How dealt with.
1913.
Broughtforward19
May 26s.s. " Kasan," of CopenhagenLibau2Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
June 4s.s. " Ascania," of Liverpool, 131,342Montreal21 removed to Port Sanitary Hospital, and 1 landedatPlymouth
,, 9s.s." Montreal," of Liverpool, 113,373Ditto2Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
,, 14s.s. " Kasan, ' of CopenhagenLibau2Ditto.
,, 18s.s. " Mount Royal," of Liverpool, 104,498Montreal1Ditto.
July 15s.s. " Shropshire," of London, 32,607Brisbane1Left vessel in London, convalescent.
,, 20s.s. " Orvieto," of Belfast, 129,628Ditto1Ditto.
August 5s.s. " Himalaya," of Greenock, 99,776Bombay1Landed at Aden.
,, 11s.s. " Geelong," of London, 118,426Sydney1Left vessel in London, convalescent.
,, 12s.s. " Andania," of LiverpoolMontreal1Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
,, 18s.s. " Kasan,' of CopenhagenLibau1Ditto
September 15s.s. " Perm," of CopenhagenDitto4Ditto
October 15s.s. " Galician," of Southampton, 113,334.Cape Town2Landed at Southampton.
,, 18s.s. " Scotian," of Glasgow, 129,547Montreal1Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital.
,, 22s.s. " Guildford Castle," of London, 132,611.Delagoa Bay1817 allowed to leave vessel, convalescent. 1 died on board.
December 9s.s. " Dungeness," of Glasgow, 99,829,Belfast1Landed at Belfast.
,, 12s.s. " Grantully Castle," of London, 129,058.East London3Landed at Southampton.
,, 19s.s. " Otranto," of Belfast, 124,075Brisbane1Left vessel in London, convalescent.
Total64

MEASLES.
The s.s. "Guildford Castle," of London, 132,611, arrived at midnight on the
22nd October, from South Africa. There had been 18 cases of measles during the
voyage, with one death ; 16 of them were convalescent on arrival, and were allowed to
land after disinfection. One child, a girl aged five years, was so ill that it was deemed
desirable to keep her on the vessel for two days, when the mother found lodgings, and
the child's temperature then being normal, she was allowed to leave the ship.

TABLE XVIII. (German Measles.)

Date.Name of Vessel, Port of Registry, and Official Number.Where from.No. of Cases.How dealt with.
1913.
March 19s.s. "Neuralia," of Glasgow, 133,081Calcutta1Left vessel in London, convalescent.
„ 28s.s. "Persia," of Greenock, 109,258Bombay1ditto
June 11s.s. " Sicilia," of Glasgow, 113,933Calcutta2Allowed to proceed home.
Total4