MILITARY HOSPITALS
The daily bulletin of patients in hospitals at noon yesterday is as under:— Tronthairi.—Admitted, 5; discharged, 6; remaining, 46. Infectious Ward.—Remaining, •!. Upper Hutt.—Remaining, 7. I'eatherston.—Admitted, 7; discharged. 21; remaining-, 55'. Infectious Ward.—Discharged, lj remaining. 1; c.6.ni„ 1 case. Racecourse.—Admitted, 3; discharged, 3; remaining, 18. Greytown.—.Remaining, 5. Auckland.—Discharged, 2; remaining, 8.
Wellington.—! Discharged, lj remaining 11,
Cliristchurch.—Remaining, 1. Du.nedin.—Remaining, 68. . Palmerston North.—Remaining, fi. Hanmer.—Remaining, 4. Hamilton.—Remaining, 1. Rotorua.—Romaining, 12. Whangarei.—Remaining,' 1; appendicitis .and cardiac, 1 case. ' Wanganui.— Remaining, 1. Total of reinforcements in all hospitals, 249.
A farmer in the Albury (Canterbury) district has just learned that it is unwise to condemn stock too hastily. He had a heifer calf about a couple of years ago, which, by its breeding, should have developed into a good cow; but the farmer decided that the calf was no good, and not worth feeding. Ho accordingly gave it away to « neighbour, but subsequently he decided to include it in his herd again, and for the privilege of so doing ho had to part with a cheque for '
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3156, 7 August 1917, Page 7
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