Counsel asked for a fixture at the Court at Wangauui, and Mr J. S. Barton, S.M., replied that there were now fixtures right up to the day before Christmas Eve. Counsel replied that there did not appear to be much chance of getting the case heard this year. "1 am afraid not," remarked the S.M. "I want a day to clean up, as I like time to 'compose myself for the period of peace and goodwill."
Scarlet fever is apparently still very prevalent throughout the Hawke's Bay district, 20 sufferers from the disease being admitted to the Napier Hospital during November. Patients discharger! during the month numbered 34 and there was one deal.li. At the end of November there remained 22 scarlet fever oatiejits in Hip
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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17585, 14 December 1928, Page 11
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