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INFLUEN DRASTIC PRECAUTIONS BTILL <1) 22 ° N S in FIVE 1 PopnMwi ot New Ply. mouth have yet been infected. * JlJecti^ 0 therefol ' e FO'JR in every FIVE still liable to <3) a / ,iss that *» «p wsmi « is «s. ,ry d,striots a Mriolß recurrence THEREFORE JSfK ?l e : Can t0 he,p the Countr y Districts, o this the town organisation must hold together as far as eaftfl Commiitee report the epidemic as well hand in New Plymouth. If you observe the following recom■a.ions carefully, We Have Won; if not ? * 9 * ■ ■ ■ s It is IMPERATIVE that: "Q on ® should go back to work until temperature has been normal for 10 days, and only then if he is feeling fit and strong and 4 can walk uphill without his breathing being seriously affected—if in doubt consult a medical man. - If you must come into town shop quickly and go home^ C. New Plymouth residents, well or ill, are requested not to visit the country districts because they may infect clean districts. D.—Country people are requested to refrain from coming to town except on urgent business. The public are requested to do business by telephone as town P ° Ssible ' as between the country and OPEN A lE.' To avoid further infection the public are earnest!) requested to avoid close rooms in their own houses and to spend as much time as possible in the open air. Draughts are never harmful.

J£EL? REQUIRED The Mayoress is in Uargent Need of Hature Women Helpers at the Patriotic Booms, to take the place of some who are tired ont through working long hours. Also wining VAD.'s are invited to report at the Patriotic Rooms or Health Eurean each day. Soma pa seeded for the Hospital. BOTTLESi Still More Bottles are wanted. Six-ounce and eightounce are the sizes chiefly required. Leave at tho Pnblio Health .Bureau.

THE PUBLIC CHAIRMAN: His Worship the Mayor. Telephones No. 209, 700, 701. HEALTH COMMITTEE. DEPOT: Griffith's Buildings, Egmont St. Hours, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.rn, E. CRIF FITHS, General Secretary,

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC iCill the Germs by thoroughly spraying about the house, drains, etc. Use the Rochester Spray Pump. It will drive the disinfectant into the crevices where the germs thrive. Price 30s each, posted 32s 3d ■>nly from C. A. Wilkinson, Ltd., Eltham. •: M P CfiOnr.r.. No. 21, INGLEWOOD. tt'iiei you waat to goto til* 1 •• nr »nywner« else. Big, namjr ■*r- Competent drivers. Good »em» PUBLIC HOTICSS PfiAMS. vonch-bnilt, Phinket Hood. Stocked in white, cream and grey finish. Price, £B. BRIDGER'S, Bridge Street Thou 66 ........ELTHAM.

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Taranaki Daily News, 27 November 1918, Page 1

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427

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 27 November 1918, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 27 November 1918, Page 1

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