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DEADLY MOSQUITOES

LEETON’S MALARIAL PEST ONE ELEMENT LACKING SYDNEY, Tuesday. It is announced that malarial mosquitoes exist in the Leeton irrigation areas in enormous quantities. Tills is regarded as a possible explanation of the extraordinary inertia which has attacked all types of people in that area in the past few months. It will be recalled that there was a serious epidemic of pneumonic influenza at Leeton some time ago, after which Dr. Ronald Harris, an expert entomologist, commenced an investigation on behalf of the New South Wales Government into the mosquito menace. His investigations have now revealed the presence of swarms of malarial mosquitoes, and there is but one element lacking to complete the cycle. It is the means by which they may de•iver their deadly virus. H this; element presents itself Dr. Harris is of the opinion that death and disaster would soon stalk through the land.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 557, 9 January 1929, Page 9

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DEADLY MOSQUITOES Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 557, 9 January 1929, Page 9

DEADLY MOSQUITOES Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 557, 9 January 1929, Page 9

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