Nurse J. M. Jarrett, district nurse to natives, reported to Monday’s meeting oF the Thames Hospital Board that she had attended five Europeans ■ and had attended and advised 32Maoris during the month. There had been one birth and four deaths amongthe natives. Sixteen pahs had been visited, and also the Kerepeehi and Kopu schools. Lectures were delivered on typhoid fever, typhbid inoculations, and pediculus. A total of 325 visits w-er© made. Although some metalling has been’ done in the portions of the Waitaka--ruru-Poke.no main highway which previously were so bad in wet weather, other portions of the -unmetalled : gap are now very difficult'to negotiate asa resit of the rain of the past two !
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5039, 13 October 1926, Page 2
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113Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5039, 13 October 1926, Page 2
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