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Hokitika Guardian, 3 November 1921, Page 4

During the week ended noon on Monday fhirty-iiue cases of infectious end oilier notifiable diseases xvoro reported in the Canterbury-West Const* Health District, as follows: Westland: 'scarlet fever I. Buller: Diptheria fnttngaliiia : Scarlet fever i. t iiherculcsis 1. (jj'iv: Diplitlteria 1. North Canterhitry : Scarlet fever J. diphtheria 7. tuberculosis I. pneumonia !, pneumonic inlltieiiza 1, varicella o. South Cattterbiiry : Tiilumciili sis “. pneumonic influenza

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