Dr. E. r.Ellison. of Rotorua, reports that the outbreak of typhoio, which oceuricd nt Oruanui, about 15 miles from Taupo, was traced to some shell fish which bad been brought front the sea coast from a contimiuated area and was not due to any local cause. The natives were all recovering and hud been instructed to remain in their own village, which they were doing. There hud leen no fresh cases for more than a week. “This daylight saving suits us down to the ground,” said a I'ttruier to a Wanganui “Chronicle” num. “Work is all cleaned up in daylight, and the young pe. pin give the tennis eouits plenty of "iqy every eve ning. It is all nonsi - to say that while it‘is light we must work. Carrying out that theory would bo most unfortunate' for the men who lived in the Aiit.ii'
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 26 November 1927, Page 4
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