THE MILITARY HOSPITALS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2535, 9 August 1915, Page 7

THE MILITARY HOSPITALS

———* —— DAILY BULLETIN. . I The following has been received concerning sickness in. tho"various military hospitals during tho twentyfour hours preceding noon on Satur- .' '. ■ . i. . _ ■ ■ Waikanae.-rrAdmissions,' , nil. All convalescent measures being transserred to Kaiwarra to-day. Totals remaining are: Convalescent,, 7; measles, 4; influenza, 2; tonsilitis, 1; cerebro-spinal meningitis suspects,. 2. Rangiotu.—Three cases of diphtheria. Tauherinikau.—Measles, 16; scarlet fever contacts, G; eczema, 1; German measles, 1; minor surgical cases, 2; bronchial asthma, 1: sciatica, 2; varicose veins,-1; lyinpliangitis, lj intercostal neuralgia, 1; rheumatism, 1; gastric influenza, 1; dyspnoea, 1; gastritis, 1; • influenza, 4. In Masterton Hospital—Scarlet fever, 1. In Greytown Hospital—Suspected carrier, 1. Wellington.—Of serious cases previously reported, 1 very ill,_ 3.doing well. No admissions or discharges; total number of patients, 45. Trentham.—Of the serious cases, 2 not so well, 1 unchanged, remainder doing very well. Of seventy-three cases in grandstand, all doing well. Seventeen cases in jockeys' quarters, all convalescent. Of live cases in observation ward, one only not perfectly satisfactory. ' The total number of cases of all kinds of sickness in the military hospitals en Saturday was 354. "NAZOL" will clear away the worst cold. Taken on sufar or inhaled, "NAZOL" affords quick relief. Carry "NA7/OL" iii your vest pocket or purso. All chemists. 60 doses, Is. 6d.—Advt. Anyone wishing to purchase small holdings in a good locality, with rich soil and an ideal climate, should nolo that Mr. Hira Parata. is cutting up part of his estate near Waikanae. A small permanent .stream flows right through the property, and waters most of the sections, and. there are small patches of shelter bush. For residents of Wellington desiring a country homo, the opportunity is exceptional, as tho property is only half a mile from the'Waikanao railway station, and 3 miles from the Waikanao beacli; while for orchaTilists, market gargoners, florists, and dairymen will also bo interested. Tho salo takes place on August 25 at Otaki. CHILBLAINS. Bad circulation is primarily the cause of chilblains. Th/is can bo promoted by plenty of outdoor exercise, which, with the external application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, will work wonders. Chamberlain's Pain Balin allays the itch and prevents the breaking.—Advt,