THE PLAGUE
A STEAMER QUARANTINED
Press Association—By Telegraphs—Copyright SYDNEY, March 8. One of the Arab crew of the French steamer St. Louis, which arrived from Vila on Sunday, was discovered to-day suffering from plague. The steamer was removed from the wharf to quarantine. Another case of plague is reported—that of a man working in a flonr-mill in Goulburn street. It is stated that dead rats have been found on the premises for some time.
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Evening Star, Issue 14003, 9 March 1909, Page 6
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74THE PLAGUE Evening Star, Issue 14003, 9 March 1909, Page 6
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