TYPHOID IN DOMINION.
BEING GRADUALLY OVERCOME. ' “.So great has been the progress towards stamping out typhoid fever, owing to better sanitation, co-opera-tion of the public and local bodies, that the medical students at the Otago University have not sufficient material lo pursue their studies of this disease.” declared lion. ,). A. Young, j Minister of Health, speaking at Ham- ! ill on last night. The Minister said he hoped that before long typhoid would he eliminalcd from the list of serious diseases in the Dominion. The greatest number of cases seemed to cinan- , ale from the Ratana camp.
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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17133, 21 June 1927, Page 4
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