DANNEVIRKE.
(Own Correspondent.) Mr. Gardiner, Health Inspector, arrived in town again this morningowing to two more cases of dipht i ale ng reported yesterday. At present hi i ; are six cases, in the Dannevirke Hospital, including one adult. The North School has beer closed bv order of the. Health Inspector till the 7th November, when it will be inspected by- Dr. Smith General svmpathy is felt for Mr. J. f H n lers >n and family’ owing tc i su Idenness with which their little girl was carried off by the attack ot dipntheria. I understand that the Dannevirke\T i t kui an goods train service leaving here at 5 a.m. and disconnrd n e time ago, is to be resumed this month for the increased sheep and other traffic.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 271, 1 November 1916, Page 2
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