IN WAIRARAPA
Among recent, deaths in tho Wairarapa from the influenza, epidemic are Mr. L. A. Wohekeg, Jit. Bruce; Mi). Carl Peterson, of Parkvale; Mr. Alan Fisher, of Matarawa, formerly of the G.P.0., Wellington; Mr. if Clifton, of Carterton ; Mr. W. M'Keown, of Mauriccville; Mr.- H. J. X Meyriek, of Dalefield; and Mrs. G. Riley, of Wangamii, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Stonp; of Carterton.
Sir. Walter Buchanan, M.I/.O;, has donated £100 towards the relief of sufferers from the influenza epidemic in the Masterton district. ■ ■
, A number of Masterton youths who ara,in the higher standards of the State Schools are offering their services for farm work during the holidays. A large Buptly of fish reached Masterton ok> Thursday," and md eagerly! snapped up. It is expected that business in Masterton, which has been suspended for a week, will be resumed on Monday. (BT TSI.EOKAPI!.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) CARTERTON, This Day. The influenza is abating in Carterton, the Splendid organisation from start of the outbreak is effectually coping with it. There was one death' yesterday. The hospital report this morning is very good.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 126, 23 November 1918, Page 7
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