RELEASED FROM QUARANTINE

Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4129, 26 September 1883, Page 2

RELEASED FROM QUARANTINE

Tho Doric's Passongors on Pratique,

The last report from Dr.- Husband, who was left in charge of the Doric's sick passengers at Motu Ihi, was of so favourable a character that Dr. I'hilson, Health Olliccr, decided to release all on the island. He therefore left for Motu Ihi in the Customs launch this afternoon, iv company with Mr Edward Brophy, Emigration Officer, and Mr Thos. Laing, shipping clerk for the New Zealand Shipping Company The launch will probably return here earlythis evening, and the Southern passengers will proceed to their respective ports of destination by the steamer Waiiiora, which leaves on Friday next. Every precaution to prevent another outbreak oi measles has been taken by Dr. Husband. The sick passengers having recovered, he had all their bedding, etc., fumigated, which was a very necessary step. The following is a list of the quarantine passengers:-t Claw Pannifer, Sarah Pannifer, William Smithen'S, James Plimsell, Isabel Boyes (with their parents). Also the following Government immigrants: Mr and Mrs Nettingham and child; Mr and Mrs W. q. Cutley and two children; Mr Thos! Lantham and child ; Air and Mrs W. T. Woods and two children ; Mr and Mi_ Ormsby and two children; Mr and Mrs Peck and eleven children ; Mr and Mrs J, Persßon and child; Mr and Mrs Chas' Skelton and child. The sick passenger^ who have now quite recovered from measles arc as follows: E. Skelton, George Letliam, Thomas Wo*ods, W. J. Peck, Wm, Armstrong, William Armstrong, Elizabeth Boyes, J. A. Plimsell, Smithers, Clara Pannifer, Sarah Pannifer, and Georgo Nottingham.