656 samples of sera taken at random from natives in Southern Rhodesia were examined for the presence of typhoid Vi agglutinins. 2. Forty-nine or 7·47% were shown to contain Vi agglutinins in titres of 1 in 5 to 1 in 12·5. 3. Samples of faeces and urine from twenty-six of the positive Vi reactors were cultured for Bact. typhosum , which was isolated from only one individual who was shown to be a chronic urinary carrier. 4. The significance of these findings is discussed.
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