INFANTILE PARALYSIS
by tklkgk. l : a—PRESS assn., copyright. AUCKLAND CASES. AUCKLAND. Jan. Lb Three eases of infantile paralysis were n.'piried in liie Auckland Health District to-day, two being in the suburbs and one in the i omitrv. The I bird death since the outbreak occurred to-day, a girl aged seven, residing at Avondale, being the victim. Dr Hughes, Health Officer, states that the resumption of the schools will not be sanctioned until,there is a marked improvement in the situation. TWO DEATHS AT WANGANUI. WANGANUI. Jan. 10. A thirteen-year old girl, who arrived from Levin yesterday, and who vas bearing symptoms ol infantile paralysis. died this afternoon. A fourteen year old boy died on Saturday, and a Maori child came down the liver to-day and is being isolated as a suspect-.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 January 1925, Page 2
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