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Pacific Islands Monthly, 24 February 1937Vol. VII, No. 7

Fear Of Epidemic

p. 10 · Read in the full issue

Calm Fiji and Panicky Samoa

From Our Own Correspondent

Apia, Jan. 24.

LJIGID quarantine regulations, which AV mean that passengers and crew may not laud at all, are still being enforced against all vessels from ports in New Zealand (where there is an epidemic of infantile paralysis). Cargo is being handled. Mails are fumigated for three hours.

SUVA, Feb.ls.

Children from N.Z. ports, 16 and under, may land here, under surveillance.

Children booked through to North Amer ica are expected to remain aboard the ships. There is no restriction on the movements of adults.