Good Advice.
(To the Editor of the Times.) Sir,—Allow,’ me, as an old Gisborne 'resf I dent, to offer a bit of advice—importer perhaps, but not so intended—to A > fellow townsmen. I noticed in the panerf here .he other day a paragraph copief from the Gisborne papers, that because J supposed case of fever had been reportt a doctor was to scurry away to Gisborq hrom a Gisborne friend I learn since ththe case was not fever, but whether it wr 1 or not it is time the people realised .ho by this sort of scare business the place I given such a bad name. I notice by yo Council reports that when the Inspect has no infectious cases to report he e I pressly mentions that fact as if it " 1 such an extraordinary one. My advi that the line should be drawn at anytl like that, and that a doctor who out that fever exists when it does i'' should have Cr Lysnar and all the r, down on him so that he would be sorrv > i spoke.—l am, etc., f Napier, Feb, 10. ' ollOS[^
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 339, 13 February 1902, Page 2
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187Good Advice. Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 339, 13 February 1902, Page 2
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