INFANTILE PARALYSIS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15551, 7 March 1914, Page 8

INFANTILE PARALYSIS.

[iiy TELEGRAPIT. PRESS ASSOCIATION" ]

CirßisTmrnrn, Friday. Inn Hospital Board hus been notified of two rest] cases of infantile paralysis in. North Canterbury district, thus bringing the total number of cases so far reported in the district up to nine. One of the latest cases was in Christchurch and another at Opawa.

A telegram has been sent, to the Health Department asking for instructions us to 1 lie host steps to be taken to deal with the outbreak.

An opportunity will shortly be afforded by Mphmu. Ihos. took and Son of a visit u'„h If" [ . Arr f n l g ol neut<i have been made with the Itoyui Packet H.N. Company to IZ a ; i t . el ' ur """; lr0 '" Sydney a, about May " June of this year, including a conducted tour through Java, at a total cost of about £68.

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