CASES IN OTHER CENTRES
(By Toiejrraph—L'ress Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, May 7,
Four further cases ,-of infantile paralysis were notified to the Canterbury Medical Officer of Health yesterday. The patients are a boy of 15 months from Cashmere Hills, a girl of 15 months from the city area, a boy of seven years from Kaikoura, and a boy of six years fron} : the Waimate Borough. ;>■ '-.. ■■■ '■'■ ' ■■■• "i
WANGANUI, May 7,
A boy aged 17 from Marton has been admitted to the-Wanganui Hospital with slight paralysis in one arm and one leg
HOKITIKA, May 7.
A-positive Case of infantile paralysis, a girl aged 13, has been admitted to the Westland Hospital from Weheka, South Westland; -,
HASTINGS,.May 7.
For the second time this week ■ a case of infantile paralysis has been reported in Hastings, a girl aged 15 -years having' been diagnosed as a positive case. '
WAIPUKURAtr,,,This Day.
A Takapau man, aged 21, was admitted to the Waipuk'urau Hospital yesterday with a paralysed leg. This, is the fifth case in central Hawke's Bay. There has been one'fatal case to date.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 108, 8 May 1937, Page 11
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