THE TYPHOID OUTBREAK ON BOARD SHIP.
(PRESS ASSOCIATION. I Onii isTCimuos, February 22.
The Lyttelton Borough Counjil to-day telegraphed to. the Central Guard of Health, Who adviie that the oonnoil as the local Board of Health had full power to deal with the ship Hinemua. They, therefore, consulted Ur Guthrie, the Health Officer, who with Br Fairman visited the sailors, and declared the disease to be typhoid. The Borough Council has ordered the ship into mid stream for 21 days, and telegraphed to the Colonial Sporgfary to support them in carrying oat tb(, order, Aptian will be taken to compel.this to be done to.morrow.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9841, 23 February 1893, Page 2
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