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STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
TABLE
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in each Superintendency
1
CIRCLES.
North
Division.
Town (a) ... ... ...
Suburbs (a) ... ...
Cooly depôt ... ...
South Division.
Town
...
...
...
Suburbs ... ... ...
Cooly depôt
...
...
2
Name and rank of
Superintendents.
Surgeon-Major T.
E. Charles, M.D.,
Superintendent-
General, assisted
by two Deputy
Superintendents.
Total...
Total ...
GRAND TOTAL ...
3
Number of
Native Super-
intendents
or Head
Vaccinators.
1878-79.
5
1
......
6
1
2
3
9
1877-78.
2
1
......
3
1
2
......
3
6
4
Number of
Vaccinators.
1878-70.
27
5
...
32
5
5
...
10
42
1877-78.
7
5
...
12
5
5
...
10
22
6
Total number
of persons
vaccinated.
1878-79.
11,951
3,689
23,186
38,826
5,945
10,425
7,635
24,005
62,831
1877-78.
6,691
2,962
23,629
33,282
4,469
9,845
5,265
19,579
52,861
6
Collectorate, Politi-
cal Agency, or
Native State in
which vaccinations
were performed
during the year.
In the town
and suburbs
of Calcutta.
7
Population in
area included in
last column.
Town ... 447,601
Suburbs 258,910
Total ... 706,511
8
Name of portion
or district or
of town.
North Division ...
South ditto ...
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in
Darjeeling ... ...
Surgeon-Major R.Lid-
derdale, M.D., Super-
intendent,
assisted
by two Deputy Super-
intendents.
Total ...
1
7
......
7
4
...
42
...
6
(6)52
4
42
...
... 8
54
9,971
5,118
155,404
403
90
170,986
......
......
......
......
......
165,435
Darjeeling ...
Dinagepore ...
Rungpore ...
Maldah ...
Purneah ...
91,712
1,501,924
2,149,972
676,426
1,714,795
Darjeeling ...
Dinagepore ...
Rungpore ...
Maldah ...
Purneah ...
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in
Ranchee
...
...
... Surgeon
D. Basu,
Officiating Superin-
tendent, assisted by
one Deputy Superin-
tendent.
2
1
3
......
3
14
16
9
...
39
...
...
...
...
20
19,652
38,483
6,689
1,270
66,094
......
......
......
......
18,963
Hazareebagh ...
Manbhoom ...
Singbhoom ...
771,875
995,570
318,180
Thanas Kodurma,
Gawan, Knurruck-
dilia,
Pachumba,
Doomri, Bagodar,
Jhulda, Bagmondi,
Pathoom,
Man-
bazar, Khatra, Rai-
pore,
Simlapal,
Bondgaon. Barjo,
Burungpede, God-
reepede, Girgapede,
Kumaon, all in
thana Chukurdhur-
pore.
Palamow, Hazaribagh,
and some villages
in Manbhoom.
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in the
Sonthal Pergunnahs ... Baboo Mothura Nath
Sen, Deputy Superin-
tendent.
6
4
35
36 36,287
28,240 Sonthal Pergun-
nahs.
Bhagulpore ...
Monghyr ...
1,259,287
1,826,290
1,812,986
Rajmehal,
Godda,
Deoghur, Jamtara,
thanas
Banka,
Ameerpore, Kato-
ria,
Bhagulpore,
Colgong,Peerpointi,
Khurruckpore, and
Chuki.
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in
Eastern Bengal ... ... Mr. A. Lyons, first class
Apothecary, Superin-
tendent.
7
7 (7) 5
56 184,854 150,915 Dacca
...
...
Furreedpore ...
Backergunge ...
Pubna
1,852,993
1,511,878
1,878,144
1,211,594
Dacca district—Lai-
bag, Shabhar, Bup-
gunge,
Narayan-
gunge, Moonshee-
gunge, and Boy-
pore.
Furreedpore district—
Furreedpore, Goal-
undo, Pangsa, Bel-
gachi, Muxudpore,
and Madareepore.
Backergunge district
—Nulchtai.
Pubna
district—
Pubna, Doolye.
(6) And 39 Apprentices.
(7)
„ 21 ditto.
42
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
TABLE
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination i
1
CIRCLES.
Orissa
... ... ...
2
Name and rank of
Superintendents.
Baboo Presitosh Hal-
dar, Assistant Surgeon,
Superintendent.
3
Number of
Native Super-
intendents
or Head
Vaccinators.
1878-79.
3
1877-78.
4
4
Number of
Vaccinators.
1878-79.
(1)28
1877-78.
28
5
Total number
of persons
vaccinated.
1878-79.
34,612
1877-78.
36,370
6
Collectorate, Politi-
cal Agency, or
Native State in
which vaccinations
were performed
during the year.
Cuttack
...
...
Balasore ... ...
7
Population in
area included in
lost column.
1,622,584
770,232
8
Name of portion
of district or
of town.
Thanas
Kendra-
para, Hariharpore,
juggutsingpore,
Saupore,and Tirtol,
and outposts Dera-
bish, Sookorparah,
and Kooshida in
Outtack.
Thana Bhuddruck,
and outpost Agur-
parah and Borits
in sub-division.
Bbuddruck
in
Balasore.
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in
Behar
...
...
... Baboo Kally
Dass
Bose, Assistant Sur-
geon. Superintendent.
GRAND TOTAL ...
4
39
4
35
30
278
30
246
11,959
567,623
16,444
468,228
Patna
...
...
1,559,638 Thanas Bankipore,
Bikram, Dinapore,
and Munair of the
Patna district, and
the Suburban vil-
lages around the
Municipal towns of
Patna and Banki-
pore.
(1) And 2 apprentices.
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
43
No. I—concluded.
the Orissa Circle during the year 1878-79.
9
Primary Vaccination.
A.
Sex.
Males.
20,130
Females.
14,482
B.
Caste.
Christians.
4
Hindus.
34,107
Musulmans.
501
Other castes.
Age.
Under 1 year.
1,321
Above 1 year.
33,291
C.
Results.
Successful.
33,738
Unsuccessful,
including
those doubt-
ful.
440
Unknown.
441
D.
Total.
(1) 34,619
10
Re-vaccination.
A.
Successful.
......
B.
Unsuccessful,
in-
cluding those doubt-
ful.
......
C.
Unknown.
......
D.
Total.
......
11
Percentage of
successful cases,
excluding those un-
known from the
total.
In
primary
vaccination.
98.71
In secondary
vaccination.
12
Average number of persons vac-
cinated by each vaccinator.
1153.7
the Behar Circle during the year 1878-79.
6,112
283,403
5,840
250,472
2
1,465
10,673
255,407
1,277
250,593
...
26,410
743
35,415
11,209
498,460
11,649
521,586
209
7,809
94
5,692
11,952
535,087
2
5,973
5
31,452
......
850
7
38,275
98.22
98.52
28.57
15.96
398.6
1669.4
(1) Includes 7 repetition cases.
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
45
Vaccinators in the Metropolitan Circle during the year 1878-79.
9
Primary vaccination.
A.
Sex.
Males.
56,096
30,869
70,561
51,837
209,363
Females.
52,428
29,813
63,438
39,065
184,744
B.
Caste.
Christians.
4
6
288
3
301
Hindus.
50,776
26,844
111,195
88,146
276,961
Mussulmans.
57,744
33,832
22,516
2,753
116,845
Other castes.
...
...
...
...
...
Age.
Under 1 year.
6,828
4,836
10,430
6,598
28,692
Above 1 year.
101,696
55,846
123,569
84,304
365,415
C.
Results.
Successful.
107,267
60,417
133,714
89,970
391,368
Unsuccessful,
including
those doubt-
ful.
1,183
242
277
774
2,476
Unknown.
74
23
8
158
263
D.
Total.
108,524
60,682
133,999
90,902
394,107
10
Re-vaccination.
A.
Successful.
15
......
20
......
35
B.
Unsuccessful, includ-
ing those doubtful.
26
......
10
36
C.
Unknown.
8
.
8
D.
Total.
49
......
30
......
79
11
Percentage of
successful cases,
excluding those
unknown from
the total.
In
primary
vaccination.
98.9
99.6
99.79
99.14
99.37
In secondary
vaccination.
36.58
......
66.66
49.3
12
Average number of persons
vaccinated by each vaccinator.
......
1341
Vaccinators in the Darjeeling Circle during the year 1878-79.
15,006
5,303
11,108
15,107
(1)46,524
12,917
4,832
10,736
13,778
42,263
4
...
2
...
6
10,355
2,299
4,064
3,635
(1)20,353
15,414
7,751
17,271
24,431
64,867
2,150
85
507
819
3,561
4,370
1,239
4,799
7,239
17,647
(1)
23,553
8,896
17,045
21,646
71,140
27,656
10,116
21,781
28,751
88,304
222
4
10
125
361
214
18
58
74
364
28,092
10,138
21,849
28,950
(1)89,029
14
2
57
73
......
......
......
7
7
......
......
...
4
4
14
...... 2
68
84
99.2
99.96
99.95
99.56
99.5
100
......
100 89.06
91.25
......
......
......
987.4
Vaccinators in the Ranchee Circle during the year 1878-79.
14,246
9,013
9,455
6,071
4,267
43,052
13,858
8,797
8,773
5,737
3,652
40,817
1,213
...
...
98
...
1,311
10,419
16,031
13,118
5,265
1,477
46,310
262
1,177
813
17
7
2,276
8,798
564
483
6,391
1,892
18,128
1,573
480
2,274
1,314
16
5,657
17,847
17,393
11,446
10,494
2,827
59,917
24,776
17,098
13,676
10,840
8,797
75,187
2,016
600
584
821
729
4,750
1,312
112
3,968
147
2,048
7,587
28,104
17,810
18,228
11,808
11,574
(2) 87,524
(4)
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
92.47
96.61
95.9
92.95
92.34
94.05
...... ......
......
699.9
Vaccinators in the Sonthal Pergunnahs Circle during the year 1878-79.
1,977
1,965 ...
1,553
400 1,989
125
3,817
3,924
18 ...
3,942
99.54
......
262.8
Vaccinators in the Eastern Bengal Circle during the year 1878-79.
17,346
8,523
326,785
17,367
7,691
294,847
372
...
1,990
14,982
4,347
364,506
19,327
11,694
215,409
32
173
23,888
2,902
896
55,919
31,811
15,318
547,418
34,552
16,140
609,475
137
74
7,816
43
...
8,257
(3) 34,732
16,214
625,548
13
......
121
8
......
51
......
......
12
21
......
184
99.6
99.54
98.73
61.9
......
70.34
1,084
1095.3
(1) Includes 242 repetition cases.
(2) Ditto
32 „ „
(3) Ditto
19 „ „
(4) Sex of 3,655, caste of 19,499, and age of 21,950 persons have not be ascertained.
(5) Not shown in last year's return.
(6) Paid by native estate.
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
51
TABLE No. II—concluded.
1
Circle of
Superinten-
dence.
BEHAR ...
2
Months.
1878.
April ...
May ...
June ...
July ...
August ...
September ...
October ...
November ...
December ...
1879.
January ...
February ...
March ...
3
District in which
operations were chiefly con-
ducted in each month.
Thanas Bankipore, Bikram,
Dinapore, and Monair of the
Patna district, and the
suburban villages around
the municipal towns of
Patna and Bankipore.
Total ...
4
Total
number
vaccinated
60
36
49
42
36
49
407
1,334
1,794
2,636
2,850
2,666
11,959
5
RESULT.
Successful.
57
36
49
40
36
49
399
1,303
1,751
2,591
2,769
2,571
11,651
Unsuccess-
ful, includ-
ing doubt-
ful.
3
......
......
2
......
......
7
23
29
26
42
82
214
Unknown.
......
......
......
......
......
......
1
8
14
19
39
13
94
6
Total.
60
36
49
42
36
49
407
1,334
1,794
2,636
2,850
2,666
11,959
7
Average
percentage
of success,
excluding
unknown.
100
100
100
100
100
100
99.75
99.31
99.21
99.27
98.63
96.90
98.28
54
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
TABLE No. III—concluded.
1
Circle.
Orissa Circle.
Behar Circle.
2
PARTICULARS.
Paid by Government.
1 Superintendent ... ... ...
3 Head Vaccinators
...
...
28 Vaccinators
...
...
...
2 Apprentices
...
...
...
1 Clerk
...
...
...
...
1 Peon
...
...
...
...
Travelling allowances
...
...
Cost of postage labels ... ...
Contingencies
...
...
...
Total ...
Paid by Government.
1 Superintendent ... ... ...
6 Head Vaccinators
...
...
30 Vaccinators
...
...
...
1 Clerk
...
...
...
1 Peon
...
...
...
...
Travelling allowance
...
...
Contingencies
...
...
...
Total ...
GRAND TOTAL ...
3
Sanctioned.
Rs.
2,150
775
3,100
300
72
400
2
291
7,090
A.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
P.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2,150
775
3,100
300
72
507
297
7,201
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
......
4
Expended.
Rs.
2,150
402
2,558
265
65
325
2
156
5,923
A.
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
10
12
P.
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
9
1
2,150
570
1,909
300
72
487
27
5,517
1,10,170
0
0
14
0
0
15
7
5
6
0
0
3
0
0
6
9
6
10
5
Total
number
vaccinated.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
34,612
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
11,959
1,193,062
6
Percentage
of success-
--- cases,
excluding
those un-
known from
the total.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
98.71
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
98.19
96.02
7
Cost of each
successful
case, exclud-
ing cases of
modified suc-
cess after
re-vaccina¬
tion.
Rs. A. P.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
0 2 9
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
0
0
7
1
6
6
8
REMARKS.
( 5 )
report from the Committee on medical expenditure on the subject of vacci-
nation. From the reports for the last few years Sir Ashley Eden is inclined
to believe that the administration of the department is capable of much im-
provement without any additional expenditure, but he is unwilling to introduce
any radical change until he has had the advantage of learning the views of the
Committee.
ORDER.—Ordered that a copy of the above resolution be forwarded to the
Surgeon-General, Bengal, and to all Commissioners of divisions, for inform-
ation.
Ordered also that a copy of the above resolution, together with a copy of
the report for 1878-79, be submitted to the Government of India in the Home,
Revenue, and Agricultural Department, for information.
By order of the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal,
HORACE A. COCKERELL,
Secretary to the Government of Bengal.
No. 4196.
COPY forwarded to the Surgeon-General, Bengal, for information and
guidance.
No. 4197.
COPY forwarded to all Commissioners of Divisions for information, and for
communication to the Magistrates in their divisions.
By order of the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal,
H. M. KISCH,
Offg. Under-Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal.
CALCUTTA,
The 15th December 1879.
T. A. G.—Reg. No. 10210—16-12-79.
REPORT
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
PROVINCE OF BENGAL
FOR
1879-80.
BY
A. J. PAYNE, M.D.,
Surgeon-General for Bengal.
Calcutta:
PRINTED AT THE BENGAL SECRETARIAT PRESS.
1880.
4
REPORT ON VACCINATION IN BENGAL
8. Average number of operations performed by each vaccinator.—The average
number of persons vaccinated by each vaccinator of the paid agency in all
the circles was 2,443, and of the licensed agency 1,142. The average number
vaccinated by the combined agencies is 1,442. In the Darjeeling circle 5,174
persons were vaccinated on an average by each vaccinator of the paid
establishment, 3,391 in Eastern Bengal, 2,142 in Sonthal Pergunnahs,
1,457 in Orissa, 1,349 in Calcutta and suburbs, 1,288 in Ranchi, and 368
in Behar. The outturn of work of the Behar circle is quite inadequate to the
number of vaccinators engaged. Of the work performed by the licensed agency,
1,658 persons were vaccinated by each vaccinator on an average in the
Metropolitan circle, 1,396 in Eastern Bengal, 1,129 in Darjeeling, 768 in
Ranchi, and 184 in Sonthal Pergunnahs. The average outturn of work of
each vaccinator in dispensary vaccinations is 419.1. This, however, is not a
correct figure, as the number of vaccinators, 159, does not represent the entire
number employed. (Vide Statement No. II.)
9. Sexes.—The sex of 1,654,210 vaccinated persons was registered, of
which 867,115 were males and 787,095 females, giving a percentage of 52.42
males to 47.58 females. A proportion of sexes is to be observed which is
almost uniform with the results of the preceding years. The preponderance
of males over females may be due to the vaccination of more adult males.
In the dispensary vaccinations the sexes of persons vaccinated are not known,
as no such columns have been provided for in the new form.
TABLE NO. V.
CIRCLES.
Calcutta and
suburbs...
...
...
...
...
Metropolitan
circles...
...
...
...
...
Darjeeling
circle .
...
...
...
...
...
Ranchi...
...
...
...
...
Sonthal Pergunnahs„
...
...
...
...
Eastern Bengal
„
...
...
...
...
Orissa
„
.
...
...
...
...
Behar
„
...
...
...
...
Dispensary vaccination
...
...
...
...
...
...
General average... ... ... ... ...
1879-80.
1878-79.
PERCENTAGE OF—
Males.
62.26
51.71
54.66
51.48
52.1
51.16
56.18
54.16
......
52.9
Females.
47.74
48.29
45.34
48.52
47.9
48.84
43.82
45.85
......
47
Males.
53.91
53.12
53.85
51.11
53.48
51.3
58.15
51.13
58.25
53.81
Females.
46.09
46.87
46.14
48.88
46.52
48.7
41.84
48.86
41.74
46.18
10. Caste and ages.—The religion or caste of persons has not been recorded,
no columns being provided for this in the new form. No record was kept by
the Superintendents of the ages of persons successfully vaccinated, as required
in the new form, and this important detail cannot therefore be given this
year.
11. Inspection.—Agreeably to the orders of the Government of India, con-
veyed in paragraph 4 of their letter No. 49, dated 20th January 1880, to the
Secretary to the Government of Bengal, Medical and Municipal Department,
the following table has been prepared.
( 5 )
No. 1205.
COPY forwarded to the Surgeon-General, Bengal, for information.
No. 1206.
COPY with copy of report forwarded to the Sanitary Commissioner, Bengal,
for information and guidance.
Nos. 1207-15.
COPY forwarded to all Commissioners of Divisions for information, and
for communication to the Magistrates in their divisions.
By order of the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal,
RAJENDRA NATH MIRTA,
Asst. Secretary to the Govt. of Bengal.
CALCUTTA,
The 15th November 1880.
C. E. G.—Reg. No. 8082C—460—24-11-80.
REPORT
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
PROVINCE OF BENGAL
FOR
1880-81.
BY
ROBERT LIDDERDALE, M.D., SURGEON-MAJOR,
Sanitary Commissioner for Bengal.
Calcutta:
PRINTED AT THE BENGAL SECRETARIAT PRESS.
1881.
REPORT
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
PROVINCE OF BENGAL
FOR
1880-81.
BY
ROBERT LIDDERDALE, M.D., SURGEON-MAJOR,
Sanitary Commissoner for Bengal.
Calcutta:
PRINTED AT THE BENGAL SECRETARIAT PRESS.
1881.
FOR THE YEAR 1880-81.
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1879-80; but the rate of success attained in primary operations compares
unfavorably with the vaccination circles, and is not what it should be.
Average number of operations performed by each
vaccinator.
16. The information under this head is
given below:—
One thousand and sixty-six operators in the Vaccination Circles, against 1,162 in
the preceding year, vaccinated 1,256 persons each, against 1,443. The
corresponding figures for the Municipalities and Dispensaries are 118, against 147
operators, and 469 against 419 operations per man. The general result is
represented by an increase 50 operations per man in the latter area, and a
decrease of 187 in the former, culminating in a total decline of 152 vaccinations
per head. To this decrease all the circles contributed, except the Sonthal
Pergunnahs, Orissa and Behar, the largest reductions being shown by the
Suburbs of Calcutta and the Metropolitan and Eastern Bengal Circles, in the
order mentioned. It is gratifying to find that the men in the Sonthal Per-
gunnahs displayed great activity, which resulted in an increase of so much as
645 operations per man.
Comparative amount and value of work performed
by the Government and licensed agencies.
17. The information under this head will
be gathered from the subjoined table: —
Agencies.
Licensed
agency
Govern-
ment
agency
CIRCLES IN WHICH EMPLOYED.
Metropolitan, Darjeeling, Ranchi,
Sonthal Pergunnahs, and Eastern
Bengal Circles.
Calcutta, Suburbs of Calcutta,
Darjeeling, Ranchi, Sonthal Per-
gunnabs, Eastern Bengal, Orissa,
and Behar Circles.
Years.
1880-81
1879-80
1880-81
1879-80
Number of vaccinators em-
ployed.
793
891
273
268
TOTAL NUMBER VACCIN-
---- DURING THE
TEAS.
Males.
417,055
529,446
281,911
837,669
Females.
386,490
491,847
253,556
295,248
Total.
803,545
1,021,452
635,467
654,898
PRIMARY VACCINATIONS.
Total.
802,967
1,025,499
527,416
636,450
Successful.
Under
one
year.
112,126
......
41,901
......
One year and
under six.
490,971
......
306,967
......
Total of all
ages.
793,664
1,008,370
518,139
621,283
RE-VACCINA-
-----.
Total.
1,141
844
9,076
22,441
Successful.
1,007
591
2,064
4,279
PERCENTAGE
OF SUCCESSFUL
CASES.
Primary.
98.84
93.32
98.24
97.61
Re-vaccinations.
88.24
70.02
22.74
19.06
Average number of persons
vaccinated by each vaccinator.
1,018
1,143
1,961
2,444
Proportion of persons vaccin-
ated per 1,000 of population
21.27
27.15
14.17
16.85
It will be seen that the operations performed under the self-supporting
system exceed those accomplished by the Government paid agency by 268,078
in total and 275,551 in primary vaccinations; but it should be remembered
that the number of licensed operators was considerably larger than the paid
ones. The quality of the operations under both systems was equally good ;
but while the proportion of the population protected by the former was greater
than by the latter, the number of operations performed per man was less.
The latter defect will, no doubt, be remedied in time, as the scheme is more
generally favoured by the people. On the whole, however, it is satis-
factory to find in a year of general deficiency that the licensed agency has done
ABSTRACTS OF REPORTS BY SUPERINTENDENTS.
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afforded to the people lessened by 4.78 per 1,000 of population. The areas which contri-
buted respectively to the increase and decrease above mentioned were—
Areas in which the work had
increased.
Government Agency.
Hazaribagh...
...
Lohardugga...
...
44
53,070
Licensed Agency.
Singbhoom...
...
Manbhoom...
...
6,208
9,008
Areas in which the work had
decreased.
Government Agency.
Singbhoom...
...
Manbhoom...
...
26,022
21,147
Licensed Agency.
Hazaribagh...
...
Lohardugga...
Tributary Mehals... ...
7,358
25,679
5,238
The causes of decrease in licensed vaccinations are reported to be—
(1) The ex-inoculators of Hazaribagh not having sent their returns for more than
half the work done by them, which the Superintendent computes at about
15,000 operations.
(2) As Lohardugga was to be worked by the Government establishment this year,
no licenses were granted to the licensed vaccinators to vaccinate in this
area.
(3) Owing to the opposition offered to vaccination by the Rajahs of Jushpore and
Korea, very few operations were performed in their estates.
Sex of the vaccinated.
74. Particulars referring to the sex of the vaccinated
are exhibited in the subjoined table:—
Government Agency.
In
1880-81...
...
...
...
In
1879-80...
...
...
...
Licensed Agency.
In
1880-81...
...
...
...
In
1879-80...
...
...
...
Total ... In 1880-81...
In 1879-80...
POPULATION.
Males.
696,515
......
1,113,879
1,810,394
......
Females.
688,650
......
1,081,601
......
1,770,251
......
Total number vac-
cinated during the
year.
56,180
50,235
91,514
114,573
147,694
164,808
SEX OF THE VAC-
-------.
Males.
28,556
26,882
46,244
58,925
74,800
84,807
Females.
27,624
24,281
45,270
55,648
72,894
79,929
PROPORTION PER
CENT. TO TOTAL
VACCINATED.
Male.
50.82
51.62
50.53
51.43
50.64
51.45
Female.
49.17
48.33
49.46
48.56
49.35
48.49
PROPORTION PER
CENT. TO POPULA-
TION.
Male.
4.09
3.71
4.15
5.28
4.13
4.68
Female.
4.01
3.52
4.18
5.44
4.11
4.51
The figures in this table show that there was very little difference in the vaccination
of the males as compared with the females, whether considered with reference to the gross
numbers operated on or to the proportions of their respective populations who were
protected.
Religion of the vaccinated.
75. The distribution of the vaccinations, with reference to the religion of the persons
operated on, is shown in the subjoined table. The figures
do not include the vaccinations performed by the licensed
agency, as the licensed vaccinators could not particularize their vaccinations according to
religion:—
Government Agency.
Christians...
...
...
...
...
Hindus...
...
...
...
...
Mahomedans
...
...
...
...
Other
races...
...
...
...
Population.
12,921
858,019
64,251
449,974
Total number
Of each class
vaccinated.
175
36,860
3,202
15,943
Proportion per
cent. of each
class to
total vaccin-
ated.
.31
65.61
5.69
28.37
Proportion per
cent. of each class
vaccinated to
population.
1.35
4.29
4.98
3.54