SANITARY INSPECTORS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18396, 11 May 1923, Page 8

SANITARY INSPECTORS.

ADDRESS ON INFECTION.

The Auckland centre of the New Zealand Sanitary Inspectors' Association met on Wednesday evening. The president, Mr. H. Paul], presided over an attendance of about nineteen sanitary inspectors from different local authorities in and around Auckland. The meeting is the first of many to be j conducted during the winter season, for I which a series of lectures on various subI jects in connection with the work of sanitary inspectors has been arranged. The I first lecture was given By Dr. G. De Give j Lowe on " Infection, and the Natural Fighting Powers Possessed by the Human ! Body," with lantern illustrations. The ! subject was of interest to the in- ] specters, and the lecturer dealt very minutely with the various phases of I bacteria, their growth and influence on i the human body. LIFE IS-—? What does it mean .to you? Is it just j " one darn thing after another " —each day ias dull as its predecessor? Or it it a. i joyous. sparkling-, fascinating affair? If r you conic under the former category, it's ■ ten to one that worn-out rerveg are making ! you depressed. Take Marshall's Fosphcrine. j It contains a bis proportion of phosphorous, 1 ftr. absolutely essentia! nerve-food and tonic. 1 Every . chemist stock* " Marshall's —2« Cd i for 300 doses