INFANTILE PARALYSIS
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TIM AHU CASES. T'T.MAEU, April 20. Two new cases of infantile paralys were reported here to-day. WKS'BRORT CASK. WESTPORT, April 20. A girl, aged two years, was hospita led to-day with infantile paralysis. A DOCTOR PROTESTS. OA.MA.RU, April 20. Dr l’ickerill, of Dunedin, win brought one of his sons to the Waits ki Boys’ High School to-day, was sur prised to find, on nrirval, that tin Health Department had made no pro vision for the students presenting med ieal ecrt.ilicat.es before being admittei to the .school. Dr Pickerii! felt so strongly upon tin subject that he despatched a Lelegran to the Director-General of Health, protesting against students being permitted to enter secondary schools without such certificates. CASE AT GISBORNE. GISBORNE, April 20. After a lapse of a fortnight, another ease of infantile paralysis is reported m Gisborne, the patient being a- girl aged one year and eleven months.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 April 1925, Page 3
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