The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-09

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arrived from Auckland They lis
charRe in quarantine
The coastal service fas been stopped
In order 10 prevent tho Introduction OF
tbe plague inland.
NuUMEA. Jan. s.--i7our fresh cases
q plague are reported three ksnekas
and one European
One male European died last night
after ten days suffering.
n IL reported that the medical au-
| thorittes hare discovered micnabe OF
tbe disease
AOuMEA, Jan. 5.-gThere have been
two more deaths from the plsgle--a
free European and convict. The lat
| ter wac employed In cleaning the in
feeted quarters The Government are
foncing pr0Erietors 10 destroy their
premises in the infected part of the
town
NOlhNEA, Jan. S-A few new cases
of plague are reported amongst the
kanakas aboard the coastal steamer.
but there are no more deaths.
MELBOURNE, Jan. Am conse-
quence OF the plague al Noumea the
Government have proclaimed the Poly
| nesian, Madagascar and Seychelles
! groups of islar DIS infected, and they
have asked the Indian Government to
supply them with plague vaccine.
aiDNEY, Jan. 1.-The Premier has
received report from the British Com
sui at Noumea that between Christ
mas Day and January 2, IA cases of
plague and 10 deaths we're reported.
A small supply of proph ylactic reach
ed Sydney last night. The Noumean
authorities have asked for portion OF
NJ. and the Government are consider
g4g the matter
January 5.--OwjI g to the small sup
ply of serum the Government are un-
able to send eny TO Noumea.
January 7.-Dr Rongier. Pasteur's
representative in Sydney, who suffered
IRON the plague in India, is of opinion
that the disease will b. quickly stamped
out in Noumea. He considers II I'M
likely to spread to Australia.
DIR. RoDgier states that the kanakas
possets greater Besistent powers TO the
plague than Indians.
BRISBANE, Jan. 8.-T'he Warrimoo,
from Vancouver, has arrived, and was
granted pratque. She called at Homo
lulu, but owing to the existence OF the
plague did not land any passengers or
cargo. but only her mails. When the
Aorangi, which left Brisbane on De
cember 8, called at Honolulu the yell
low flag was flying. 1t is believed that
up to that time there had been five
or six deaths from the plague. Nine
days had elapsed between the two ar
rivals without any fresh outbreaks,
but another death occurred the night
before the Warrimoo arrived; but there
is some doubt as to whether the cause
was the plague. Every precaution,
however, is taken to prevent infection.
WELLINGTON, Jan. Anew Gale
donia and India have been proclaimed
infected places, and the health officers
throughout the colony have been warn
ed to take precautions in respect TO
vessels arriving from ports at thcss
places.
The Plague at Adelaide.
ADELAIDE, Jan. IA sailor died
suddenly from what the doctors believe
to be buboDIc plague. A second man
suffering similarly has been taken to
the hospital. No details are available.
January 15.-The leading doctors are
satisfied that the case now in the hos
pital Is one of true bubonic plague.
The institution has been placed in
strict quarantine. Epstein. the victim,
arrived from New York in November
last, and deserted his ship. During the
voyage a number Of the crew suffered
from stomach troubles, but the cases
were not regarded as serious. The boy
MCann, who contracted the disease
from Epstein, is now in the hospital.
Efforts are being made to trace the
origin of the case.
MELBOURNE, Jan. 15.-The out
break of the plague at Adelaide has
caused a momentary feeling of alarm.
The Government obtained small sup
ply Of serum from Sydney, and more
Is expected from India. No quarantine
against Adelaide has been imposed
pending further information.
NOUMEA, Jan. 11.-No deaths have
been reported since Sunday, and only
one fresh case has occurred.
Another case of plague Is reported,
The person affected being a European.
Two kanakas have died in quarantine.
January 15.-Only three cases of {
plague Zone black and two white child 7
-en) have occurred since early last '
week. One white and one black child
lied.
AUCKLAND, Jan. 15.-The Premier
has received the following cable from I
Mr.. Holder, Premier of South Austria /,
la: "An absconding German seaman
famed Epstein, aged 1s, from the ship .
Normosa, from New York to Port AIDE !
aide. six weeks In the colony. died on i
IL after thirty-six days ILL v
less. The disease was tests bubonica v
The body was Inferred
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