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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19627, 23 October 1933, Page 14

“The economic depression has nol manifested Itself in any obvious Increase in malnutrition," said Dr Ada Paterson (director of the division ol school hygiene) in an address to the School Committees' Association ■of Otago. She added that last year &.S1 per cent, of children examined had been suffering from malnutrtt..a, but the figure had varied little In the last 10 years in spite of the fact that these were difficult times. Similar reports had been received from overseas Officers stated in New Zealand that the food In some cases was poor In quality rather than quantity The long-debated question of whether or not Napier should restore Its abandoned tramway service Is now within sight of being finally answered. The Tramway Sub-committee set up by the Napier Borough Council to Inquire Into the financial and general position of the system has had several meetings within the past two weeks, and, as the result of the last meeting, the committee will now proceed to take evidence from those persons who have expressed themselves as being desirous of stating the case for and against the reintroduction of the service

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