LESS INFLUENZA IN CAMPS.
J NO SERIOUS CASES REPORTED. " [by telegraph.—own correspondent.] , WELLINGTON, Friday. , The medical officers at the military camps report that the influenza epidemic is aoating. The number of men in Trentham Hosi pita] to-day was 350, against 400 yester- > day, the creat majority being influenza , cases. Only 29 fresh cases were admitted , to-day. The number in Featherston Hoe- , pital to-day was 163, of whom 122 are suffering from influenza. No serious cases have been reported.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13967, 28 September 1918, Page 6
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