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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 265, 2 July 1932, Page 4

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Rotorua Dejifcal Clinic. Thirty-two children have received dental treatment at the Rotorua Dental Clinic at the King George V. Hospital since the clinic was opened two weeks ago. Although quite satisfactory, the figures indicate that parents are not fully availing themselves of the service which has been specially provided to ensure the proper care of the children's teeth, and when it is realised that the fee of five shillings covers treatment for twelve months, it is expected that a large increase will he shown in the number of treatments given.