INFANTILE PARALYSIS
SUPI'I.V OF KQDII’M E.VI
(brum our Parliamentary Correspondent). WELLINGTON, This Day. -'L ■ ' ; a.sixts., tire Minister of range lor a special grant to Hospital Boardrs to enable them to deal with infantile paralysis and supply certain equipment referred to in a letter he quoted, which he said was considered to be absolutely itecesary.
-Sir Maui Pomare replied that the Hospital Boards supplied all treatment and equipment free to all win? could not pay tor it. there was no. necessity for any special grant for the Boards were empowered by Act to acquire any supplies that might be needed.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 15 July 1925, Page 3
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