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Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 July 1913, Page 3

The Premier of Now Zealand, in speaking at tho annual conference of the .Now Zealand Fruitgrowers' Association, in "Wellington, on Monday. announced that the Government was resolved to <j;ive assistance to this important industry to the utmost of the Government's ability. This announcement should .stimulate the industry in those parts, and help forward the closer settlement moremen t along tfm coast. ■"■aß«a»w«carwMMraiL» Ihe Ind ho loved her deeply. For she billed And cooed so sweetly. And she promised he should have her Tn the happy days to be. But she qualified it thuswise: That she'd marry him for sure, If he'd promise to always keep in stork Of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. -AdrtDEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, HOSPITALS ANI> OHAHITABLE AID, WELLINGTON, N.Z, \XTHEREAS certain places situa- * * ted in Auckland, Wellington, and Hawkc's Bay Health Districts are, or are supposed to bo, infected with a dangerous infectious disease, to wit Smallpox, and WHEREAS the said disease is specially prevalent amongst the Maoris and half-caste Maoris residing in tho said Districts, Now therefore 1, Thomas Haroourt Ambrose Valintino. Chief Health Officer under th'e Public Health Act. 1908. in pursuance of the powers conferred upon mo by Section 18 of tho said Act, and acting under tho authority of His Excellency the Governor of Now Zealand, do hereby, until further notice, forbid Maoris or half-caste Maoris to be brought by means of tho New Zealand Government Railways from any place situated -with the Auckland, Wellington and Hawko's Bay Health Districts to any other place situated within any of tho said districts or from any place in New Zealand unless such Maori or half-caste Maori produces a certificate under the hand of an officer of the Public Health Department or under the hand of a Public Vaccinator authorising- him or her to travel upon tho said Railways. . Dated this 12th dav of Julv, 1913. T. H. A. VALINT.INE, 098-1 . Chief Health Officer.