PRIME MINISTER'S HEALTH.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 84, 9 April 1925, Page 4

PRIME MINISTER'S HEALTH.

MEDICAL ADVISER'S Report CONDITION LESS FAVOTJRABu (By Telegroph.-Sp e clai to "star.") WELLINGTON, this day The following official bulletin L issued at noou to-day: "In consultation with Mr Carr" I Robertson, the surgeon who the operation, and who visited the P r h Minister again for the first time day, Mr. Maesey's medical advisers c . on sider his condition to be less favourable;." HEALTH BULLETINS. CUSTOMARY PRACTICE. fßy Telegraph.—Special to "Star") WELLINGTON, Wednesday No bulletin in respect of Mr. Massev , health was issued to-day, for the rea*J that there was nothing distinctive t report. The authorities are folW™ customary hospital practice in regard! reports on patients' health, and I »» assured that if any alarming or uncx pected symptoms develop those resnoii" sible for the issue of bulletins recoil the right of the general public to hi immediately informed. The Premier is seriously ill—this fact is not disguised, but suggestions made in certain quarters that the Premier's colleagues have discussed arrangements which would be made if their leader gave up the position, have absolutely no foundation in fact. Nor has Cabinet considered arrangements for the session that is to open at the end of June.