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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 49, 22 November 1918, Page 7

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. lIATAITAI EPIDEMIC COMMITTEE. HATAITAI EPIDEMIC COMMITTEE. DAY 'PIIONE 1788: DAY 'PHONE 1788: 8 A.M. TO 10.30 P.M. NIGHT 'PHONE 477. NIGHT 'PHONE 477. Residents mo requested to notice (lint in future the Charge of Gd. will be made for ' Disinfectants to those who can afford to pay. The Standard Influenza Mixture, Is. per bottle, with the same reservation. HOUSEHOLDERS MUST CONTINUE TO DISINFECT AND CLEAN THEIR PREMISES DAILY. Will those Vho are willing to take', temporary charge of children of patients kindly leave their names at Bowling Pavilion? Subscriptions to_ Relieve Distress will to received by the ' Executive. H. W. TOLAN, Officer in Charge. INFLUENZA". BROOKLYN RESIDENTS. PLEASE REPORT any _ cases of Influenza to tho following gentlemen, who will report to the Centre:— REV. G. DENT ('Phono 3240), Taft Street and Connaught Terrace, through Yogoltown to Mornington. REV. B. IIUTSON, Todman Street and West Side of Ohiro Road. REV. W. S. ROLLINGS, Fitchett and Ohiro Road to Cleveland Street. REV. J. H. WHITE, AVasliington Avenue, Boshill, Garfield Street, Cleveland and Jefferson Streets. Inhalation Chamber at Public School open at 9 o'clock. Disinfectant and medicine to be obtained nit School. Bottles and corks required. Contributions in aid of a Relief Fund for ■ Adults and Children, will be thankfully received. The Executive will' be glad to hear from those who can offer hospitality to children whose pnrenta or guardians are sick. Capable Workers for Visitation and Nursing are URGENTLY REQUIRED. Notify new. cases to 'Phono No'. 3158. H.' E. HOLLAND, M.P., ■ Officer in Charge. GEO. FROST. Chairman of Executive. JOHN 1). 110PKIRK, Secretary. CENTRE 'PHONE No. 3158. HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! ' HELP! HELP! HELP) HELP! HELP! ' AT A - CONVALESCENT HOIIE. CONVALESCENT ■' HOME. CONVALESCENT HOME. CONVALESCENT HOME. / v WE HAVE BEDS IDLE that could bo occupied by Convalescents. AVE WANT ASSISTANCE to enable Discharged Patients to get the Best Possible Chance of Complete Recovery. DON'T WAIT for other peoplo to volunteer—COME YOURSELF. Whilst von are waiting, MEN AND WOMEN ARE SUFFER. ING. COME TO-DAY! COME TO-DAY! AND GIVE. YOUR SERVICES. Apply to SALVATION ARMY TRAINING COLLEGE, ARO STREET. . DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICE, WELLINGTON. NOTICE PROHIBITING SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR. WHEREAS by Warrant dated NOVEMBER 21, 1918, and made under Section 18 of the Public Health Act, 1908, His Excellency the GovernorGeneral lias conform! upon all District Health Officers power and authority, with the approval of the Hon. Minister of Public Health, to Prohibit the Sale of All Alcoholic Liquor within their Health District for the purpose of more effectually checking or preventing the spread of Influonza. , NOW, therefore, in pursuance of the said powers and for the said purpose, I, ROBERT HALDANE MAIvGILL, District Health Officer, do hereby Prohibit the Salo within the Wellington Health District of all Alcoholic Liquor. DATED at AYellington November 21, 1918.' K. 11. MAKGILL, District Health Officer. .'PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICE, WELLINGTON. NOTICE RE PROHIBITION OF PUBLIC MEETINGS. IN accordance with a notico issued under my hand on NOVEMBER 15, 1918, it is hereby further notified that all Auction Sales of Clothing and Furniture and General Household and Personal Effects aro Prohibited in all cities and boroughs within Iho WELLINGTON HEALTH RESTRICT .until further notico. DATED at Wellington November 21, 1918. ■ , R. H. MAIvGILL, District Health Officer. i -m INFLUENZA, PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. AN Inhalation Chamber has been provided for public use at the Town Hall, through which any person may pass without fee or charge. Arrangements have also been mado at the District Health Office, Aitken Street, by which any persons over twenty in number can arrange to present themselves at one time for inhalation. Treatment, however, cannot be given' at the District Health Office unless arrangements aro made by Telephone (No. 2139) so that the time can be booked for each batch of persons. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. EMERGENCY HOSPITALS. CONVALESCENT HOMES AT ST. ANNE'S, NEWTOWN. AND SALVATION ARMY TRAINING COLLEGE, ARO STREET. and NURSING ASSISTANTS aro urgently requested to enrol for the above Hospitals without delay. Apply Town Hall. JOHN P. LUKE, Mayor.