The total deaths in New Zealand in 1928 was 11,811. The chief causes were: Heart' disease 2315, cancer 1374, chest diseases 1027, violence 956, tuberculosis 699, apoplexy 643, senility 544, kidney disease 455, arterial disease 394. Infectious diseases accounted for 423, of which influenza took 242. The infant mortality from all causes was 984. , “The American generally goes rushing into an enterprise like a bull; he does not look to the right and left as we do in New Zealand. But if U* fails he does not stop to have an inquest into it, but forgets all about it, and starts out on something else.” —Mr L. J. Wild, speaking to the Agricultural Science Club in Christchurch.
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXVI, Issue 7903, 17 September 1929, Page 4
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