CEREBRAL PALSEY SUFFERERS.— Preliminary steps towards the establishment of a special training centre for cerebral palsey sufferers in the Auckland Province are being taken by the Auckland branch of the New Zealand Crippled Children Society, which hopes to open the centre next year. A survey of the 180 cases on the register has begun. It is hoped that the centre will expand into a home where the patients would stay for many years, leaving the Wilson Home free to take other types of brief-term crippled sufferers. The “long-term” home would be in line with tiie views of Dr. Earle Carlson, the world authority who recently visited the Dominion.
SAFE FOB CHILDREN The safe, simple way to deal with children’s colds is to give them “Baxters.” Thousands of children have benefited from Baxters Lung Preserver when suffering from coughs, colds, or sore throats. “Baxters” is the fastacting, palatable remedy. Baxters Ltd., 002 Colombo St., Chch.
GISBORNE-TE REINGA FREIGHT Telephone 3636. LEAVES GISBORNE DEPOT. 191 CHILDERS ROAD: MONDAY .. .. 2 p.m. WEDNESDAY . ..2 p.m. FRIDAY .. .. 2 p.m. This Truck must leave at schedule time Will intending consignors please assist by noting the time of departure and have freight, parcels, etc. delivered to depot sufficiently early to maintain timetable Th.S
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22758, 2 October 1948, Page 3
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