AUCKLAND SPECIAL.
THE YORKS. j (Special to Times.) Auckland, last night. • Tho Hon. James Carroll hopes to as- c seinblo 3000 Natives to meet the Duke c and Duchess of York upon their arrival. , r NONETTE. v Nonette, the Auckland-owned horse, who suffered defeat for tho first time dur- £ iug his racing career in the Hawke’s Bay c Stakes this afternoon, was heavily backed s by his many Auckland admirers. . ' £ SANITARY. " "j Dr Mason, the chief Health Officer, accompanied by Dr Pomare, visited tho ] Ohinemutu pali to-day, and called a meet- , ing of the Natives for the purpose of talk- , ing over the sanitation of the Natives’ kaingas. Dr Mason briefly introduced Dr Pomare as one of their own race, whom he had appointed as Health Officer for the Maoris for the whole colony. His duties would bo to visit and instruct (by lecture and otherwise) the Natives of both islands in sanitary laws. He pointed out how enteric fever and consumption (the latter the most deadly enemy of the race) were caused, and hoped that attention to Dr Pomaro’s instructions would produce good results. Tho party then inspected the drainage system through the pail. . : : , ■ ■ ■. • .
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 64, 19 March 1901, Page 2
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195AUCKLAND SPECIAL. Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 64, 19 March 1901, Page 2
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