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Taranaki Daily News, 30 January 1919, Page 3

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Very severe criticism (says the Sun) was levelled at the Minister of Public Health (the Hon. 0. W. Russell) and his Department in a resolution passed by the Ricearton Borough Council at Its last meeting. The resolution, which was carried unanimously without discussucn, lead:—"That this council strongly jut tests against the Influenza Epidemic Belief Fund a? voted by Parliament beadministered by the Charitable Aid the Public Health Department, or any body under the Minister of Public Health. Viewing, in our opinio!)., the most unsatisfactory way the Minister of Public Health dealt with the epidemic, his Department should not now administer this fund. Further, that the proper channel through which to administer the fund and the one which will appeal to the public confidence is the local bi>V"s in whose area the different cases are at present situated." It wc.s decided that a, copy of the resolution should lie sent to the Acting Prime Minister (Sir -Tames Allen), to the member for the district (Mr George Witty, M.P), ai'd to every local body in Xew Zealand, asking their wadmgment to it,