NELSON HEALTH CAMP
ABANDONMENT ADVISED BY DEPARTMENT LOCAL COMMITTEE TO DECIDE TO-DAY Most of the summer health camps arranged in the South Island have been abandoned on account of the preventive measures being adopted in connection with the infantile paralysis outbreak in Dunedin. The Nelson Health Camp Committee will come to a decision to-day whether the Nelson camp will be held or not.
The Health Department has sent a message to the secretary strongly advising the abandonment of the camp.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 17 December 1936, Page 6
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