CERTIFICATES OF HEALTH
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n TV I •„ OAMARU, 20th April. Dr. Pickenll, of Dunedin, who brought one of his sons to the Waitaki Boys' High School to-day, was surprised to find on arrival that the Health Department had made no provision for students presenting medical certificates before bein| admitted to the school. Dr FickenU felt so strongly upon the subject that he dispatched a telegram to the Director-General of Health protesting against sudents being permitted to enter secondary schools without such certificates.
GISBORNE, 20th April. After a lapse of a fortnight, another case of infantile paralysis has been reported m Gisborne, the patient being a nTnlh " ag °"c year and ele^en
• TEMUKA, 20th April, iwo new cases of infantile paralysis were reported to-day. J
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 92, 21 April 1925, Page 8
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