Interprovincial News
[by telegraph.] AUCKLAND. October 14. Sailed—Elingamite, for the South. Passengers for Napier : Mi3S Thorns; Mrs Chad wick ; Messrs Palmer, Atkinson, Buckeridge, South, Terry, Griffen and Chadwick. WELLINGLON. October 15. The Scarlatina patients ex Gothic were three children, who, with their mothers, have been removed to the Berhampore fever hospital. The remaining passengers were allowed to leave on leaving their names and addresses. The vessel was fumigated. There is also scarlatina on board H.M.S. Ringarooma. One man wa removed to the hospital, and three cases have since developed on board.
DUNEDIN , October 15. At the presentation of the South African medal to Nurse Monson at Port Chalmers, the Mayor presiding, Mr J. F. M. Fraser mentioned that there was still a credit to the Nurses Fund, and he hoped when the other four nurses returned the committee wovld be in a position to present each with a cheque for £SO. John Fagan, a bootmaker, who severely assaulted Robert Bain, the Jockey Club private detective, on the 9ih, was yesterday committed for trial.
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Hastings Standard, Volume VI, Issue 1651, 15 October 1901, Page 3
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173Interprovincial News Hastings Standard, Volume VI, Issue 1651, 15 October 1901, Page 3
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