TWO BROTHERS STRICKEN
•Presa Association.)
Infantile Paralysis Cases at Balclutha
(By Telegraph—
DUNEDIN, Last Night. Although there were no cases of infantile paralysis notified in Dunedin to-day there were two patients admitted to the Balclutha Hospital. An unusual aspeet of these cases is that they are brothers. The eldest, agd 10, has slight paralysis and his brother, aged eight. is for observation, They came from Kaitangata.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 23, 11 February 1937, Page 4
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