INFLUENZA COMMISSION.
[”EH PRESS ASSOCIATION.— COPYUIOIIT.j AUCKLAND, This l)a\ At the Epidemic Commission, Air (jluiisou, Mayor of Auckland spoke of flic strong protests made against the landing of passengers from the Niagara and Makura. lie complained of the language of the Hon. (1. AV. Russell in his telegraphic replies. The Chairman j said lie did not see how such a personal question had any hearing on the matter before the Commission. Auckland was | big enough to answer the question itself. [ All' Guiison f agree that Auckland is big enough and distinguished enough to brush aside personalities. He urged 1 that the status of the Porth Health Officers in the four chief centres should be raised and the salaries increased to allracl the best; men of the medical profession. He ioiulemned the dual control between Health officer and municipality.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 February 1919, Page 3
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138INFLUENZA COMMISSION. Hokitika Guardian, 24 February 1919, Page 3
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