INFANTILE PARALYSIS
[by telegraph— nut muss association REOPENING OF SCHOOLS. FURTHER POSTPONED. WELLINGTON, February 23. Cabinet has decided that, in view of the continuance of the inlantile paralysis epidemic, the schools throughout New Zealand shall not reopen till .Monday. .March 9th, at the earliest. A further announcement oil the subject will he made later, in ease the day for the re-opening is again postponed. it is the desire of the Health Department io give all concerned at least one week’s notice of the re-opening • 1 the schools. A 1 LISTING’S PROTEST. HASTINGS, February 24. A press message attributing a case of infantile paralysis at Hastings in the general Dominion list is incorrect. Hastings has been always clear of the disease.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 February 1925, Page 2
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