THE CHOLERA.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3159, 22 September 1892, Page 2

THE CHOLERA.

(i:\ i:i.!:i'li:ii- j-ri.Kuu M'lt. -eni'YUKin). Nkw YoiiK. SeplemberlO. TllKloial Ji.Kird of Health li is ordered tin- sherifT to remove all the ,]>i:,r:intiued passengers from Fire M-iuil. and prevent any further landin- The Gov.'inor of New York, 1) r.vevr, has wired to the captain of the Iroopsoii the Island to defend the quarantine grounds at all lisiz.'inK Loxijo.v. September 10. The sfe.mier FiMims has arrived at Hull from Hamburg, with one .seaman sufl'enug from eiiuh ifl. Hkhi.l.v, September 1!). The ljeophM.f Hamburg air indignant at fin; refusal of the Lord M'lVOr of London to opt n a fund for the relief of fhnso suii'ering from the oholi.'i-.'l plague:. September '-'0. The deaths in Hamburg to-dny numbered ISO. It is expected that owing to the severe loss th rough the jilague there will be many failures. At present there (ire IiOOO clerks out of work. ViKXVA, September '20. Ten deaths have occurred at Crneow from cholera. (IST TKI.K'MtAI'H-I'HKSS ASSOCIATION). \Vi:i.i.inc;ton, L'.ist Nielit. The \Ront Clmicthl has intorined the Cnvnnnent by cabin that tlirs only vessel which has left a cholera-infected port fur New Zealand within tin: last three months is th. , harcTPio Advanceinniit, which sailed fr.iMi II unbniK mi the. l'.lth. Her destinan.iticn was not mentiuned in the ine«»ni!e, v, ' a * hut it is known that she is bound lo 1 <.rt Chalmers. _