MANAIA REPORT.
... Yesterday's Manaia r&port states:—. Hospital Report: No admission and none discharged. One patient, Marion. Wiley, -21 years, whoso condition has been serious for some dpys, died yesterday. Two other patk ii,-> liave developed unfavorable symptoms and are causing. gra\o anxiety. iiaori Hospital: Patients doing well. No fresli admissions. Two patients discharged convalescent. A nurso had arrived from Wellington to assist in this hospital. Three fresh cases arc reported from the country. One, Mr. -T- P. Stevenson, has been an energetic organiser and worker In Kapuni "district since the epidemic assumed serious dimensions. A number of out-patients in town and neighborhood who were rather seriously ill, are all now convalescent or improving. The statement that Constable Scannell has the influenza is incorrect- ■
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Taranaki Daily News, 7 December 1918, Page 3
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123MANAIA REPORT. Taranaki Daily News, 7 December 1918, Page 3
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