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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 47, 20 November 1918, Page 7

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. '"' INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. mO AVOID CONFUSION the various Committees,forming the CJTIZIvNS' VIGILANCE ORGANISATION combating the Influenza Epidemic aro hereby instructed NOT to act on the advertisement signed by tho Act- .' ing-Deputy. Chief Heallh Officer, which appeared in last night's "Posl," but nre requested Ic carry on in accordance with the conditions that have been iu vogue during the active work of the Organisation. . The agreed instructions to Communicate with , _'Phone 3501 must operate. JOHN P. LUKE. "'■■■ Mayor. NOTICE. ■ * NOTICE.'WELLINGTON CENTRAL COMv • iIITTEE. AMBULANCES. AMBULANCES. AMBULANCES.. 'PHONE NO 4127 'PHONE NO.- ;.. 4127 Patients are earnestly requested to re-, turn all Bottles (and corks), when contents have bs"cn used up, in order that they may bo sterilised and available for further U6C. ■-.-■-. - . P. FRASER, ~M.P., '■ '■•••-.' Officer in Charge. -i-v■■'■■''■■'':'' -• ' i ■ • . .-■ ■ \ INFLUENZA 'EPIDEMIC.. WELLINGTON NORTH DISTRICT, BUREAU AT ST. ANDREW'S ■ -.. SCHOOLROOM, ■ 28 THE TERRACE. ' SOLE TELEPHONE, NUMBER '4613. MEDICINE BOTTLES URGENTLY REQUIRED.. Even if you have only one lo spare we ' shall be "glad of it. BEEF TEA, SOUPS, BARLEY WATER ALWAYS WANTED. OFFERS OF -MOTOR CARS GRATE. FULLY ACCEPTED ,"" AND; URGENTLY WANTED. Great dearth of• assistance to,go into the homes of.patients. ..PLEASE GIVE US HELP IN THIS IF.AT ALL POSSIBLE. . For...the District Committee. S. ROBERTSON OER. t . . WELLINGTON EAST. CLYDE"QUAY SCHOOL. TELEPHONE 494 A. ' TELEPHONE 191 A, ;"" , , TELEPHONE 491 A. / PLEASE NOTE that lloA is no longer tho correct number. ; Gifts of Jellies, Soup, Custards, Black Currant .Drink (or Jam) and similar Foods suitable for. Convalescents URGENTLY REQUIRED. One or'two more .Cars, would greatly facilitate our work. . '•', ' INHALATION'CHAMBER,' .' . 6 a.m.—9 p.m. , WILLIAM FOSTER, In Charge. .APPEAL FOR TRAINED NURSES. |4,HTSS. MACLEAN, Matron-in-Chief, •"■«- Appeals to all. trained Nurses to report for service,in charge of Emergency Hospitals or AVa'rds, as soon as they can bo freed from other engagements.-. Their services in this direction are of more value than in taking charge of private cases. Married or retired nurses are urgently requested to come forward and give their assistnnco even for a few hours daily. By order. '.DEPARTMENT-OF PUBLIC ' - - HEALTH. • IT has come to tho notice of the Health 'Department that wholly unsuitable cases of Influenza are being admitted to the EMERGENCY Hospitals on the recommendation, of. the various Vigilance Committees; valuable be/Is are thus being WASTED. . In future no cases will be admitted- to these Hospitals except through the Health Department. APPLICATION should he made to telephone 501 a up till 10 p.m., and after that hour communication should be made as follows:— ) Female Cases: Telephone 4192'(Normal School, Hobson Street). Male Cases: Telephone SJia (St..- Patrick's College). E. H. MAKGILL, Acting Deputy Chief Health Officer, Wellington, November 10, 1918. INFLUENZA. PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. AN. Inhalation Chamber has been pro- - vided for public use at the Town Hall, through which any person maty pass without fee or charge. Arrangements have also been made at Hie District Heallh Office, Ailken Street, by I which any persons over twenty in number can arrange lo present themselves at uiic lime for inhalation. Treatment, however, cannot be given al'llic District Health Ollii'H unless arrangements are made by Telephone (No,. 2K19) so thnl (he limo can bo booked for each batch of persons.