COUNTRY CASES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 140, 15 June 1937, Page 8

COUNTRY CASES.

INFANTILE PARALYSIS.

SIECIAL BUELDIXG PROPOSED.

i 1 n l k T , an "Sreement between various lospital Imards arrangements are to be "r ,r r ,[ r i in Ho.-pual of infantile paralvsis cases from the smaller country hospitals in the province, and the Hospital lioud jnoposes to erect a temporary buildin- ... ! lus purpose. The buildin- whieb will have all the necessarv facilkie" wii piov ide for about thirtv case- ind'onlv f t i°r e of , !!,Je C r rOUfrht in wWn th ™ •'» rear ot infection spreading the hospitals at Wliangarei and Hamilton bav e the necess,,;" f i?" for denliii.r facilities lor dealing w,tl, cases in their areas l.ir at a number of the smaller institution" ment. l,ni '° SS,bIC to g ' V ° the n " ht treat-

No objection trt the arrangement has been taken by the Health DeparJ m J < 4 . are w«H be taken to prevent the' transfer of any infections ( ,U

TWO SUSPECT CASES.

Iwo suspected eases „f infant il<« jm'alys.s were notified to the Heal J, Department Auckland to-dav. a man __ and a youth, It; R ot |. are res,dents of the Franklin district

WELLINGTON VICTIM.

(By Telegraph. Press Association.)

WELLINGTON, .Monday. A positive case of infantile paralv*i<s a four-year-old girl from Upper Hut was admitted to hospital on Satmdav afternoon. She is sli«lHlv paralysed