INFECTIOUS DISEASES
FIGURES SHOW INCREASE According to the statistics supplied by the district health, officer, the total, of infectious cases for last week chows an increase of 21 over the preceding week. . In Taranaki-Horowhenua pneumonia cases have increased from 3to ,10, and in Ceiitral-Wellihgton the diphtheria: casts from 2 to 14. The following is a complete bulletin for week ending November Bth Tar^naki-Horowhehua.—Diphtheria, v 2; tuberculosis, 3; poliomyelitis, 1; pneumonia, 10; and erysipelas, 1. , Wairarapa-Eost Cape.—Scarlet fever, 8j diphtheria, 1; tuberculosis, 3. Oentral-Wellington,—Scarlet fever, 4; ; diphtheria, 14; and tuborculosis, 2. Notifiable diseases other than infections’ diseases : —Cehtral-Wellingtom Eclampsia 1, and chronic lead 1 poisoning
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12291, 10 November 1925, Page 6
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