NEW ZEALAND.
[PKB PEEHB ASSOOIArrOIf.] THAMES, May 20. Scarlet Fever. A case of breach of the Public Health Act came before the E.M. this morning, through defendant’* neglecting to fully report a case of noarlct fever to the local board, and was dismissed with a caulion. Scarlet fever ie very prevalent, and the blame Is laid to the charge of defective drainage. WELLINGTON, May 20. Political. ? The Premier leaves for the South at one o’clock this afternoon. It is understood that no alteration of portfolios, or appointment of a successor to Mr Oliver, will be made until Mr Hall’s return, which is reported to be in about ten days. TV TT\TT7I _
DUNEDIN, May 20,
Tararua Inquiry.
The decision of the Court of Inquiry into the Tararua diaaater will probably be giron thia day week.
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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2255, 20 May 1881, Page 2
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