SMALL-POX IN AUSTRALIA.
CABLE NEWS
(United Freat Auociationr—By ffleetrie Telegraph—Copyright.)
RUSH FOR VACCINATION. (Received Last Night, 8.50 o clock.) SYDNEY, July 28. There has been a big increase in vaccinations at the various depots, as a result of the last two days' smallpox records and the doctors' ominous warnings. The City Council is appointing additional sanitary inspectors, to ensure a thorough cleaning up of the city. The Lord Mayor, referring to the leaflet calling an anti-vaccination meeting in the Town Hall, said he did not authorise the use of the Hall, on the grounds of public policy for such a purpose, and at such a juncture, in view of Ihe fact that the Board of Health was strongly urging it to be the duty of every citizen to get vaccinated. South Australia, while allowing vaccinated railway passengers and their luggage to enter the State from Sydney,, has blocked all parcel traffic. ELEVEN FRESH OASES. < (Received this morning 12.5 o'clock.) SYDNEY, July 28. Eleven fresh oases of small-pox were reported to-day.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 29 July 1913, Page 5
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170SMALL-POX IN AUSTRALIA. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 29 July 1913, Page 5
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