HEALTH IN MIDDLE-AGE.
COMPULSORY EXAMINATION. PROPOSAL NoT SUPPORTEDiDj Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.! CUlilSTl HURCH. Wednesday. T ie prop 'sal that.. "'.n fi." ;i*.er?«t» <•> preventive :n?duine and -ait i. lejiela'ion ;>e e-oug.it t" j'io\i-k a-ie'piaie ia-iiitus for a medical inspei'.ion oi aJ persons in the Dominion .-\.t 4m yea re of a;.'." came ivlore the X t'.i Canterburv"Hospital D-ail again it-day. wncn the' l!« v. CU ie L. Carr Vmjht to hav e U passed a- .t remit the conterence of the Hosj'i'.al Hoards Asocial ion. On the motion or Mr. \\. L. Lead icy. who sa;d he lieiieved tnat the majority of members did not agree witri the principle of the proposal. the :.*oard decided to withdraw the remit.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1927, Page 9
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