THE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK.
, Dunedin, August 12. > At Port Chalmers it is stated that a little \ girl named Jones is suffering from small- ' pox. She is living in the house at Careys ! Bay, where Mrs Planning and child stayed before leaving by the Te Anau for the Bluff. Dr. De Lautour says that, as well as 5 he is able to judge at present, the disease , is not small-pox. The child has feverish symptoms, but the disease has not fully 1 declared itself. ; Wellington, August 12. ' Quite a scare was created in town yester- [ day by a rumour that small-pox had broken [ out at the Lower Hutt. The rumour was ' quite without foundation.
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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 63, 16 August 1884, Page 3
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112THE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK. Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 63, 16 August 1884, Page 3
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