INFANTILE PARALYSIS
[ BY TELEG It.U’ll—l’KH IMtl’-SS ASSOCIATION. A FATAL ( ASF. (11 R IST (I H Til 11. April 3 •fan p, ,-.l t 1 \ e eases "I I Ill'll 111 ill' pals Iv.-ds well' linlilieil to-day. one in Hie <-jl.\- and one PrebhliToii. file iattel proved total. i; it ) U(' E 1) NOT IFICAT I < )NS. WELLINGTON. April 3. For the oast 21 hours there were only six not ideations id inlautile paralysis, the lowest lor any day since the epidemic commenced. Tnuranga, Chrislei,Prelddetoii. Oaniani. Opotio, M ukoi ow a. one each. THREE DUNEDIN CASKS. III'NED IN. April 3. Throe suspected eases of infantile paralysis were reported this morning, nl! in the ( * tv.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 April 1925, Page 3
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113INFANTILE PARALYSIS Hokitika Guardian, 3 April 1925, Page 3
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