VITAL STATISTICS.
(PKE93 ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON, December 15. The vital statistics for November, 1892, show the total number of births ■ and deaths, and the proportion of deaths to 1000 of the population, to have been aa follows :—
i The total births in the above boroughs amounted to 378, against 391 in October, a decrease of 13. The deaths in November were 152, an increase of 12 on the number is October. Of the total deaths males contributed 85, females 67; "41 of the deaths were of children under five years of age, being 26.97 per cent, of the whole nam* ber, and 27 of these were under one year of tage. . -
Boroughs. I Popu. latumDeaths Deaths per 1000. Auckland (with Suburbs 57.287) Wellington (with Suburbs 21,19J) ■ ... 3hmtchorch (with Suburbs 47,846) Dunedin (with Suburbs 45,869) Fhames tfew Plymouth STapleY _ Wanganai .. Pahnerstoa N. Blenheim -. kelson Sydenham .. Lyttelton rimaru Damaru jrreymouth .. Hokltika Qaversham ... [nvorcargill (with Suburbs 8,651) 23,013 31,021 16,223 22,376 4,018 3.350 8,311 6,011 4,303 3,291 6,626 9,680 4,037 3,663 5,621 3,787 2,178 1,630 V 64 61 29 ' 42 5 3 33 17 13 12 12 18 10 7 18 5 4 9 31 26 10 21 G I 13 LOS o.ai cat L30 0.30 oJs 0.91 LSI 1.03 0.24 0_2 O.TI 0.63 0.4C LOT 2 3 12 1 3 4 2 1 5 4,9301 11 1 *0.» Total .-"...-■ 378 152 ■■'
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 8358, 17 December 1892, Page 5
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