SWINE FEVER
SPREADING CHANCES REDUCED
(Per Press Associutioarrr Copyright.)
WELLINGTON, May 24.
A. start was -fuade • to-day in; digging trenches at .Nai Nai for. 'the 130 pigs condemned on a farm there. . The work at Johnspnyille. will be completed by Friday, and the’Department of Agriculture consider that ;the chances of SAvine fever spreading qro now considerably reduced.; ' a Many pig fanners, throughout the ocuntry are hoav.. reporting.; any . signs of sickness in their jy v l H Reports of a> suspicions rieath have been received' from Manb\Vatu, but investigations by jthe. p.eparjmenfc’s officers show the death due. to SAvine fever. V , ; -
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 May 1933, Page 5
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101SWINE FEVER Hokitika Guardian, 25 May 1933, Page 5
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