Invalids.

N.I. For Tourists And

From Our Own Correspondent.

Norfolk Is., Nov. 7.

EFFORTS are being made by the local Tourist Bureau to stress the fact overseas that Norfolk Island is almost ideal for invalids and convalescents; and in this connection it is worthy to note that, in addition to our other medical and hospital facilities, we now have a fully qualified masseuse and medical electrician who for four recent years practised at Rotorua (N.Z.) at the Government Bath House and the King George Fifth Hospital, for the relief of rheumatism, nervous disorders, frac tures, etc.

Less fortunate islands, situated in the Pacific, will also envy Norfolk its com plete freedom from snakes, mosquitoes and other pests that threaten health and