INFLUENZA

Grey River Argus, 7 December 1918, Page 3

INFLUENZA

IMPROV KAT KXT • 'OXTI X I' !-:s.

The authorities Jia.l nothing but ■jfc>od to rejiort of rhe epidemic yesterJmy. Most of the patients in the In■itution are doing well . and improving.

YESTERDAY'S HUsSITTAL BUL

LETIN,

At 1.30 o'clock yesterday the Mcdi pal Superintendent issued the follow ing bulletin: —

DANGEROUSLY ILL

Miss McDougall Mrs Pierson.

SERIOUSLY ILL

Mrs Down es. Mrs E. O'SuHvan. Mrs Ryan (but improved.) Connor, Q. (but improved.) Tate. Excel!.

. NOT SO WELL. Mrs Vincent. IMPROVED.

Michel. I'urncss, R. Donaldson.

O 'Brien

All those whose names have appeared in previous bulletin's, but do not appear in the above, are well.

EPIDEMIC FUND,

THE MAYOR'S LIST,

His Worship the Mayor (J. D. Lynch, Esq.)," acknowledges the following sums: — Already acknowledged £90 8 0 J. Mellrov ...... /..... 1 1 0 J. Kay ' 1 1 «

AT DENNISTON

There were on Thursday 110 mon absent from the Denniston mine. At the hospital there are 3 dangerous, '1 serious, and four severe cases.

REPORT

FAVOURABLE SYDNEY

(Rec. December 6, 10.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, December 6. The influenOreport is more favourable. There have been no more deaths. No new eases were reported to-day

THE SOUTHLAND DEATH ROLL

OVER 200

IMPROVEMENT NOW RAPID

INVERCARGILL. December 6

The ep.demic is still abating fast all over Southland. The position* 'in the country districts has been improving greatly during the past few days. The Vigilance Committee has completed its work, and has disbanded. The Hospital and Charitable Aid Board are now quite able io do all that is necessary.

The tramway and public services report a much better position, although the former is not yet normal.

One outbreak of spinal meningitis is reported, and another is ' suspected amongst children isolated in an auxiliary hospital.

The notified deaths to date in the Southland health area total 231.