[Report 1945] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Barrow-in-Furness Port Medical Authority.

  • Barrow-in-Furness (England). Port Medical Authority.
Date:
1945
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Credit: [Report 1945] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Barrow-in-Furness Port Medical Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ^^RARy A ..7- po.g' H^:.'rci :x'M.::x^ ppjtv^ c^torlma 11*0 ort ^lurinH ^e .945« Nonbex Tonnage ilufebex. Inspected Numbf»r reported to be defective, i Hunbor of vessels on which dofoots v.exe remedied. Nunbi>r of vessels reported as liavlng,, or having had, during the voyage infectious disease on board. By the 1 lied leal Officer 1 of 1 Health. ! i 1 By the ^anit'^iry Inspec- tor • Foreign - 57 steeners l^otor 'Jailing Fishing 132,670 2 ! 57 7 mi * Total Foreign 57 132,678 2 VI 10 7 Ml Coastwise - 141 teener 8 84 ?'otor •ailing Fishing 62,156 41,05J 3.'‘ 16 2 1 1 1 hil l^al Coastwise 225 103,206 48 3 2 Kll Total Fbrslgn 202 It Coastwise 235,884 2 105 13 9 Ml £• Character of ?rar:e of ort» T/yBL ^ 3. (a) There \»as no passenger traffic to >nd froci the lort during the year* (b) CAHGO THAlfFIC* The Chief cargoes brought to the Fort consisted of iron ore. The export traffic was nainly Governnent Stores. (c) Vessels arrived from the follov»’lng foreign ports;- Karvih, Oxelosund, Harnosand, Hornillo, Alnerla, Bilbao, lelilla, ;ougie, 'ona, Freetov.n, Victoria (Brazil^, Irish If’ree state. 3. Cource of l«atex *^'uprly. The town’s water is laid on to the docks, aM is utilised for stiipping, the waterM'lSin adjoining; the dock side. There axe no v^ater-boats at the Tort