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Evening Star, Issue 26138, 27 June 1947, Page 9

xr: / y/*&' m \ w DIPHTHERIAWill you deny Your Child this Protection? $ DIPHTHERIA COULD BE VIRTUALLY WIPED OUT IN NEW ZEALAND IF EVERY PARENT INSISTED ON IMMUNISATION FOR THE CHILDREN. '. ‘ \ The Treatment is simple, harmless, and free. It is best taken between the ages of six months and one year, but nfiay be given later. These are facts: • In seven years up to 1944 the incidence in England and Wales, where extensive immunisation was done,.dropped from 61,340 to 29,440; In Eire, where little immunisation was done, the number of cases increased from 2,500 to 5,200. • It is estimated that in Great Britain, of 100 children born and not immunised 10 will contract diphtheria and one will die; of every 100 immunised one will contract a mild form pf diphtheria and death is extremely rare. ' ?• ; • Scottish figures show that an immunised school child is eight times less susceptible to diphtheria than«a non-immunised one, and an immunised pre-school child twenty times less susceptible. IMMUNISATION IS FREE TO EVERY CHILD IN NEW ZEALAND ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ’ , Keep thi* announcement tor future reference. 22. C Jfi & TORY / / i WASHES CLOTHES BEAUTIFULLY AND DOES NOT HARM DELICATE GARMENTS "Mllf Specially good for Washing woollens, underclothes, blanket*, and for dishes. \O- - ss Manufacture bp McLeod Bros. Ltd.* Cumberland Streets Oanedin

/ * \ \ \ \ THOSE old»stand-bys. brawn, ham, rissoles,babbit mould or sausages. will yield the tempting touch of EXTRA.flavour if "you coax it out with, a dash of freshly made Colman's Mustard. Meat NEEDS Mustard