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TTFSOZD OUTBREAK. Dr 11. T. J. TLacker's opinion that ri inadequate sewerage system is he cause of the outbreak of typhoid ever in Christchurch is not sup>orted by the Government Health department. The Medical Officer f Health (Dr Telford) stated this fternoon that lie was satisfied that he sewerage system had nothing odo with the outbreak. The health fficer declined to discuss the mater any further. MAH’ RrMANDED. WELLINGTON, October It. Described as a tunneller, Henry \Qiman Hansen, forty-two, was ar- ■ sted at 1 p.m. yesterday on a I'H’ge of assaulting William Berkind, at Lower Ilutt, so as to caus* lim bodily harm. Berkland is it ospital suffering from head in- | -In the Magistrate's Court, th« phief-Detective, in asking for a renand till Wednesday, said to-day hut the assault was alleged to have .aken place in the early hours of Sunday morning. Jt was a drunkn aifray. The extent of Berkland’.; :>juries had not been ascertained ■Vt, ,
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18888, 14 October 1929, Page 16
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