HEALTH PRECAUTIONS.
DR. FRENGLEY'S VISIT. INSPECTION OF OITY. . Further inspections of places in the city which might be in an insanitary and ratridden condition > were carried out yesterday by the Deputy Director-General of Health, Dr. J. P. Frengley, who Was sent to Auckland by the Minister for Health on the special question of plague precautions. While here he* will visit the quarantine station on Motuihi Island, in view of the possibility that at any time it may have to accommodate plague patients ana the passengers and; part of the erew of the vessel from which they are taken.. The One Tree Hill Road Board last evening resolved that the drainage inspector confer with the board on the subject generally of "cleaning up" premises and the extermination of rats, find that all residents desiring rat poison should be supplied free of charge, i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17959, 8 December 1921, Page 6
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