FURTHER DEATHS REPORTED.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 22 November 1918, Page 4

FURTHER DEATHS REPORTED.

While the position is improving, it is regrettable to hear of four more deaths.

Mr Pei-cy Foot, commercial traveller, aged 36, married, with one child, died in the Public Hospital lasb night. - Mr Frederick Mills, aged 40, married, passed away in the Temporary Isolation Hospital yesterday morning. He arrived in Hawera recently from Christchurch to manage the 0.8. F. boot business, purchased by the late Mr J. K. Carpenter. Three other patients succumbed in the Temporary Isolation Hospital this morning. They are: Mi- John iting, aged 35, married, motor mechanic, employed by Messrs Pickering, Sagar and Leece. Mr Thomas Pine, horse trainer, aged 32 r married, with three children, Waihi road, Hawera. Mr William Badcock, aged 35, married, laborer, Disraeli street, Hawera. The relatives of the deceased will have the sincere sympathy of the community in the bereavement which has overtaken them.