INFANTILE PARALYSIS
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RIFLE .MEETING POSTPONED. WELLINGTON. March 25,
Cabinet again considered the question of permitting the National Rifle Association meeting to take place at Trentham, and decided that the meeting cannot he hold till the month of Ala v.
XEYV GISBORNE CASE. GISBORNE. .March 25
A twu-.var-old hoy, I rout Alaimtnko was ad mi fled to Cook Hospital, sutler iug from infantile paralysis.
EIGHT AUCKLAND CASES. AUCKLAND, Alni-ch 25
Eight eases of infantile paralysis were reported in the Auckland Health District to-day. One was a woman at Cambridge of the age of thirty-eight. The death of a girl aged 17, lias occurred at Hamilton Hospital. DR TELFORD’S RESIGNATION. CHRISTCHURCH, March 25.
It is understood a movement is on foot in the city to make strong representations to the .Minister of Public Health, Sir .Maui Pomaro, on the subject of the retention of Dr T. F. I elford’s services as Medical Officer of Health for Canterbury and YYest Coast.
It is also stated that the oirenmsianees leading up to bis resignation will he the subject of a departmental enquiry.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1925, Page 1
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