INFANTILE PARALYSIS
[iiY IT.I,CCItAIM! —I‘Kll PRESS ASSOCIATION,
OXF CASK AT HOKITIKA. Cl 11!ISTO! 1 FRCII, March 17. Six additional cases of inlautile paralysis were reported between noon and 111 p.m. to-day, three in the city, and one each at Port Levy, Rangiora and Hokitika. THE HOKITIKA SUSPECT. Dr Daird reports that the case at present in Westland Hospital is only a suspect, until laboratory test is returned from Cliristeliurcli. As a proeautionarv measure in the meantime, the fa mi I v has been isolated in their home, Sewell Street. IMPROYEAIEXT AT CTIIHST(’II CECIL Cl I R ISTCII CIK 11, Al.arch 17. The clouds of the infantile paralysis epidemic appear to he lilting. Not only is there a striking drop in the number of notifications, hut the results of the scrum treatment at Christchurch 1 losnital were hotter than anti-
cipated. In the twenty-four hours ended at noon to-dav no further eases were reported in the Christchurch area. Two cases were reported from the country.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 March 1925, Page 2
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164INFANTILE PARALYSIS Hokitika Guardian, 18 March 1925, Page 2
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