INFANTILE PARALYSIS
[by TELEGRAPH PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] SCHOOL HOLIDAY EXTENDED. WELLINGTON, January 21. The Education Board to-dav approved of the extension of the holidays till the Kith. February owing to tho infantile paralysis position, which will |,e reviewed and a. further announcement made on the Bth or 9th. February. FIRST NELSON CASE. NELSON, January 21. The first case of infantile paralysis, that of a child three years old, is reported from Kelson to-day. Tt i.s not of a serious nature. Y KST ERI) A Y’S NOT I FIC ATI ON S. WELLINGTON, January 21. Paralysis notifications for 24 hours to 9 a. lll. are :—Wellington 5, Ngaio, Eastbourne, Waipukurnu, Masterton. Waitara. Levin, Awnkiuo. Nelson one each : Wanganui two. The Nelson ease is the first in the South Island since the Dunedin case.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 January 1925, Page 3
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