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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10137, 27 November 1918, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES INFLUENZA. VIGILANCE COMMITTEES. URGENT APPEAL TO ALL PUBLIC-SPIRITED CITIZENS 'jpo FIGHT INFLUENZA SUCCESSFULLY. THE' FOLLOWING ABB URGENTLY REQUIRED AT DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS 1. Visitors capable of observing and reporting cases to District Headquarters. 2. Kindly Women prepared to undertake duty in the Homes of the Sick. (MOST HUGEST.-) ‘ 3. Volunteers for Night and Day Attendance in Homes, especially the' poorer. (MOST URGENT.) *4. Volunteers for Nursing in the Public Temporary Institutions. (MOST URGENT.) 5. Motor Cars. 6. Volunteer Motor Drivers. 7. Volunteers who can undertake Cooking. 8. EXTRA ASSISTANCE OF ALL KINDS, especially in the thickly-peoplec City Areas. APPLY TO YOUR OWN DISTRICT. ’PHONE NUMBERS AS FOLLOW HEADQUARTERS—Town Hall. Telephone 2364. Ambulance and Town Hall after 8 p.m., ’Phone 2281. 1. BROOKLYN—H. E. Holland, Esq.. M.P. Headquarters, Brooklyn State School. Telephone 3158. 2. WELLINGTON CENTRAL ELECTORAL DISTRICT—P. Fraser, Esq., M.PSt. John’s Schoolroom. Telephony 4127. Hospital, 4123. 3. WELLINGTON EAST—Wm. Foster, Esq. Clyde quay School. Telephone (day and night) 494 A. 4. EOSBNEATH—J. J. McGrath, Esq. Rosoneath j School. Telephone 998 A. 5. HATAITAI—H. H. Tolan, Eisq. Bowling Pavilion. Telephone 1788 day; 477 night. 6. KILBIRNIE—J. J. Clark, Esq. Kiibirnie School. Telephone 2623. 7. LYALL BAY—A. A. Gellatly, Esq. School. Telephone 2084. Night. 2604. 8. MlßAMAß—Miramar District. ■% O. Fox, Esq. Council Chambers. Telephone 3783 (two rings). 0. SEATOUN—A. P. Smith, Esq. Masonic Hall. Telephone 2474 night and day. 10. ISLAND BAY—C. C. Odlin, Esq., Bay Bowling Club Pavilion. Telephone 3660 (two rings) day, 4191 night. 11. NEWTOWN—H. A*. Parkinson, Esq. Newtown School. Telephone 3231. 12. NORTHLAND —D. M. Poison, Esq. Northland Public School. Telephone 1307. 13. KARORI—A. McKenzie, Esq. Karori School. Telephone 3701 (one short end . one long). , 14. KELBURN—T. Gray,' Esq. Infants'School, Kelburn. Telephone 2754. 15. WELLINGTON NORTH—Rev. Robertson Orr. St. Andrew's Schoolroom. Telephone', 4613. 16. WADESTOWN AND GOLDIE’S ERAB —9. G. Nathan, Esq. Anglican Chnrcbroom. Telephone 786; House, 472. 17. NGAlO—Ngaio School. Telephone 49j3. 18. KHANDALLAH —Roden Flimmer, Esq, Telephone 374 S (three rings). 19. KAIWAREA—A. W. Palmer, Esq. Telephone 1976. 708 J. P. LUKE, Mayor. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, , .... -WELLINGTON .TREATMENT OF CONViALESCENTS FROM INFLUENZA. TVURINQ Convalescence, persons in charge of Patients who have suffered from A-' Influenza should observe the following general rules: X-HOUSING.—See that-the patient gets plenty of sunlight and fresh air. 2. DlET.—Give nourishing diet, such as milk, eggs, fish, tripe, 'soups, milk puddings, freshly cooked meat, or toast. 3. BATHING.—The patient should bo bathed daily in warm water with all duo precautions against chill. If, after bathing, the patient feels chilled, he should he put back to bed between blankets till the feeling passes. 4. GETTING UP. —The patient must remain lying in bed for at least two days after the temperature is normal. Where there have been serious complications, this period.must be extended. After this, the patient can sit Up for short periods once or twice a day for the next two or three days. Thereafter, the patient can gradually resume normal habits of life. 5. MEDICAL TREATMENT.—Tonio : A tonic mixture has been prepared at the Medical Stores and can be obtained through the Central Office. City Council Chambers, or the local relief committees. 16. COUGH.—Where' cough js troublesome, a cough mixture can bo obtained from the Central-Office, City Council Chambers, or through the local relief committees. Supplementary to this, especially where there is pain about the chest, relief can bo given by rubbing the back and sides of the chest with turpentine liniment (Ellimnn’s Embrocation will do), and applying hot flannels. “ .(S' 7. PURGATIVES.—The. bowels should be kept regular by the use of mild purgatives. B. H. MAKGILL, 709 District Health Officer.

ANTED—W ill Employees engaged in our Tailoring Department please note that Work is now being carried on as nsnal, and we shall be glad if they will report for duty as soon as possible? Town Customers please note our Vans will collect from TO-DAY (Wednesday) onwards as usual. VICTORIA LAUNDRY CO„ LTD. 701 AMERICAN DENTAL PARLOURS. RE-OPENING NOTICE. PATIENTS aro requested to note that the above Parlours will be open from TO-DAY (Wednesday) for the completion of work already in hand, and appointments may now be made for that purpose. Telephone 2520. * Address, WINDER’S RUILDING, Cnba street, Wellington. 70) MADAME FOLEY is now quoting Prices ."or Fancy Costumes for future demonstrations. Teaching Classes will be ijeSumed in Newtown, and also at Fcatberston immediately the Influenza Epidemic ceases.

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. - NORTHLAND DISTRICT. WORKERS of both Sexes are STILL REQUIRED to patrol district and make inquiries from house to houseThere is no danger in work of this kind. See DR MAKGILL'B REMARKS on the subject of infection in THE PRESS. An Inhalation Chamber, is now ready at St. Anne’s Schoolroom, Northland. D. M. POLSON, C6O Officer in Charge. INFLUENZA-PUBLIC HEALTH . DEPARTMENT. AN, Inhalation Chamber l;n.s been nrovided for public use at the Town Hall, through which any person may pass without fee or charge. Arrangements,Jiave.„alsb ,bcen made at the DisAitkin street, by "whioH any persons, over twenty in number, ..can arrange, to present themselves at .one time for inhalation. Treatment, however, cajmot„be. given at the District ■ Health' Office unless arrangements are made by Telephone (No. 2139), so that the time can be beaked for each batch of persons. » GARDEN- HOTEL, AUCKLAND. BECOGNISED as one-of the leading Hotels in Australasia. Speciality : Suites of Rooms! with private Bathroom, etc. Ballroom. Orchestra. Tariff; 10s 6d to 13s per day- Special terms for lengthened periods.,, Fullparticulars from Thos. .Cook , and Sons or Govt. Tourist Bureaus. Telegrams: “Cargen." Auckland, 98 E- F. BLACK. Proprietor. MILLIGAN’S Kclburn Avenue, 1 are ihdwlng’a gfeat varUtj of [ j Fashionable Brown Suitings. I