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Otago Witness, Issue 3251, 5 July 1916, Page 61

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The outbreak of infantile paralysis in Napier now seems to have boon suppressed (says tha Hawke's Bay Herald). Tlie last two patient? suffering from this disease left llio Napier Hospital on the 14th nit. Altogether there were three death;; among die numerous patients admitted io the. instil uiion. and most of the other patients made complete recoveries.