INFLUENZA IN AUCKLAND
HOSPITAL OVERTAXED.
(By Telegraph—Per Press Association
AUCKLAND, September 7
An epidemic of influenza and influenza colds are serious’y depleting the staffs . of,, the .-city .business houses/ and factories and the public services. In one large establishment, fifty employees were absent to-day, The Auckland Hospital has been called upon tg accommodate a great influx of influenza patients. The authorities have been obliged to refuge apy but urgent oases. On the whole, the epidemic is of comparatively a mild character,
The worst type of cases are being accompanied by gastric disorder, The serious pneumonic type of influenza is conspicious by its absence.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 September 1931, Page 2
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