S. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.POONINDIE NATIVE TRAINING INSTITUTION.

S. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.POONINDIE NATIVE TRAINING INSTITUTION.——Proportion of Deaths from each Cause to 100 Admissions from each Cause.Proportion of Admissions from each Cause to 100 Admissions from all Causes.Proportion of Deaths from each Cause to 100 Deaths from all Causes.M.F.M.F.M.F.All ages15·930·9100·0100·0100·0100·0Variola——————Dysenteria——————Diarrhœa——————Cholera biliosa or Cholera spas­mo­di­ca——————Periodic fevers——————Continued fevers——————Rheu­ma­tis­mus acutus or Rheu­ma­tis­mus chronicus——4·1———Scrofula or Phthisis or Hæ­mop­ty­sis70·081·215·923·569·661·9Brain and nervous system100·0—2·1—13·0—Chest diseases——3·4———Liver diseases——2·81·5——Other diseases3·8—71·775·017·438·1NOTE.—The deaths + recoveries have been taken as the admissions in making these calculations.In instances where the proportion of deaths or recoveries approach 100 per cent. the observations have been very few.

S. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.POONINDIE NATIVE TRAINING INSTITUTION.——Proportion of Deaths from each Cause to 100 Admissions from each Cause.Proportion of Admissions from each Cause to 100 Admissions from all Causes.Proportion of Deaths from each Cause to 100 Deaths from all Causes.M.F.M.F.M.F.All ages15·930·9100·0100·0100·0100·0Variola——————Dysenteria——————Diarrhœa——————Cholera biliosa or Cholera spas­mo­di­ca——————Periodic fevers——————Continued fevers——————Rheu­ma­tis­mus acutus or Rheu­ma­tis­mus chronicus——4·1———Scrofula or Phthisis or Hæ­mop­ty­sis70·081·215·923·569·661·9Brain and nervous system100·0—2·1—13·0—Chest diseases——3·4———Liver diseases——2·81·5——Other diseases3·8—71·775·017·438·1NOTE.—The deaths + recoveries have been taken as the admissions in making these calculations.In instances where the proportion of deaths or recoveries approach 100 per cent. the observations have been very few.

NOTE.—The deaths + recoveries have been taken as the admissions in making these calculations.

In instances where the proportion of deaths or recoveries approach 100 per cent. the observations have been very few.


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