AUCKLAND'S HEALTH.
SPECIAL INSPKCTION. The special sanitary inspection of Auck ". land City was brought before the City Council last night, when the Mayor reported that a special inspection ••!' thentire city area was now in the course of execution. The city had been re-blocked into eight special groups by ;-'ne Chief Sunij luxv Inspector, and the work was Icing pushed on energetically. This inspection '. covered ground which had been tbe sub '■ jeet of inspection during recent months, i but it was deemed wise notwithstanding this to make the position thoroughly sound. Conditions in the city may be reported as satisfactory, continued Mr. Gunson. Sanitary work, including rat calcium;. was being energetically continued. Tn ( close co-operation with Dr. Fronglcy i ("Assistant Direcvir of Health) and Dr.] McKihbon (District Health Ollicer). the! Chief Sanitary Officer and the committee I concerned arc doing all that i< possible | in connection will) this important branch of work. ————^^—
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 22, 27 January 1922, Page 6
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151AUCKLAND'S HEALTH. Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 22, 27 January 1922, Page 6
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