The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-28
OUR HFK[1H
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Physicians Report
10 Board Of
Health.

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TyphoId fever arn.aftd io have been
fha dIernsr mnft generally pf.Nalrnf
u the Islands ~. ihe month ~ Jann.
Hff arourdIUa td'thr reports received
TrUW ths government UhFFIUiuns hY abe
Huafl 81 Health De- almost every die
I.lf typhoid Dr. prevalent tu some rH-
t.rt. Otherwise the people 1T the in-
uaHan ls'an5s have been exiraordi-
uariy healthy during tho month just
T'sa following o. a summary Of the
reports of government physicians az
complied by Registrar Henderson.
KAUAI
m.a-H.Hith conditions excel
i.uI. sanitary conditions excellent a
I.... t1 iHG.- visitation WAS under
ta..1 and tne owners and tenants
u,I. compelled Go thoroughly clean
ti..r premises. All rubbish was burn
.g aud the ccssp0ols emptied and thor
.uu.h,y dislnfrcttd. Three cases Of ty-
pnn.1 reported.
Kb'oa. Iihue-Three cases Of ty-
ph0ld. three Of influenza and three OF
avs-atery General health and sanitary
conditions good.
Kealia, Hanalei-General health and
sanitary conditions good; two cases OF
typhoid. four Of influenza and three OF
dy-entgry. Conditions very good al
present owing TO the recent cleaning
up.
EWa-Health and sanitary conditions
good. The amount of sickness is small
and the mortality low FOR so large a
district Two cases Of remittent fever
and one of dysentery.
Waianae-General health and sani-
b tary conditions very good.
. Waialua-Health conditions fairly
good. The sanitary conditions of rice
plantations have been much improved
= boy drainage and cleaning out Of rat
. infected outhouseF. Five cases Of ma
y IaIal fever two tubercular; light at
tacks Of influenza epidemic; fourteen
- cases reported
r Eo0laulOa. KOOlaupoko - General
d health and sanitary conditions excel
. lent, two cases Of intermittent fever,
b mild cases Of Gysentery among chill
a drcn, usually attributable to dietetic
" nvc-sses Three cases Of influenza and
B. eleven Of dyscntcry.
MOLOKAI
Lecward-Ganeral health and sani-
90 tary conditions good. Epidemic Of ca
n tarrh.
MAUI
90 Misunderstanding conditions below
n
a Three cases Of malaria, one of influenza
and two Of dysentery.
% ahaina-Sanitary conditions very
- GOOD. Three cases OF fever, one cas'
# Of dysentery.
p Kihci-Sanitary conditions are fair
y The camps at Kihei and Spreckelsvill'
n are as clean as | believe it Is possible
20 keep such camps, and Will compare
lie fdyorably with any town having tn,
i same class Of inhabitants. Clever
J. cases OF malaria. and four OF typhoid
= Influenza and dySentery UNUSUAL!
Al prevalent; eighteen Of the former an
~ nine Of the latter disease reported. Dr
Dinegar recommends that every ofor
4 be made to rid the place of rats.
e. Northumberland health and sani
NJ tary conditions fair; four eases of ty
3 phoid, three OF dysentery and eleven o
10 influenza.
e. Hana-Sanitary conditions fairl
good. General health-large number O
~ cases of influenza and bronchitis. Fou
~ cases Of remittent fever. six of dyson
u terry and thirty-five Of influenza.
- HAWAII
n North Kohala-General health an
sanitary conditions fair. Three case
Of typhoid pneumonia unusually prey
alent.
South Kohala-General health an
sanitary conditions good. Four case
q, of malarial fever; respiratory catarr
unusually prevalent DR.. Atcherly rec
~ ommends cleaning and repairing {
road leading from wharf to Kawaha'
North Kona-General health good
eight cases of influenza.
H. South Kona-General health an
sanitary conditions good; three case
r. OF influenza.
tie Hamakua-Health conditions good
ty three cases OF remittent fever.
on North HilO-Sdnitary conditions fair
is. ly good ten cases Of typhoid feve
no three cases of influenza and two {
- dysentery.
g" Hilo-General health and santar
conditions good; one case of typhoi'
Dl- two of malaria and two Of dysentery.
mt Olaa-The sanitary condition of I'll
de settlements at Nine Miles is bad. Wit
lid the aid of the police ! expect a DE-
ic- cidcd Improvement within the ne'
zee thirty days. one case of typhoid-mi
nd laria, and one OF dysentery. DR.. Re
says: Il should recommend that II
captain Of police OF Olaa be made a
W agent of the board, so that he may
90 enabled to enforce the regulations"
aid Puna-General health condition
'us good: two malarlal cases, one dysel
ST. terry.
,ur Kau-Generai health and sanital
by conditions good: two cases OF remi
." tent fever. one OF pneumonia, eigl
"a dysentery.
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eff Merry Wants to Stay.