INSANITARY CONDITIONS AT MASTERTON.
MASTERTON, This Day^ Asa result^>f certain. Trust Laade Trustees' refusal to comply with toe instructions of -the Heplth Department to demolish Jjertairi of K their buildings, Dr Frengley, who is acting for Dr Valentine, made a rond uof inspection ofthepre-
' mises to-day, and decided to insist upon certain alterations, and to refer the remainder again to Dr Valentine, who will communicate his final decision to the Council later. While the, Acting Health Officor, Dr Frengley, was niaTnng his tour of isnpection of Mastertori to-day, he discovered a painful case of over-crowding in a one-roomed building, where five t children, whose ages ranged from about . four to 14 are " bunked " together, lne i, doctor said he had never had a morese- . rious cases brought under his notice. Ihe l accommodation of the family in Well ington is being forwarded, and arrange- ' : ments are being made for better sanitaj tion.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 95, 7 May 1903, Page 3
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152INSANITARY CONDITIONS AT MASTERTON. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 95, 7 May 1903, Page 3
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