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REVIEW OF NEUROLOGY.
APRIL-JUNE. VOL. XVII.
MILITARY PHYSICAL ORTHOPÆDICS. PART I.
GUNSHOT WOUND OF NERVE. ARTHUR STAN-
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and rubber muscles for the paralysed muscle, the use of
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ADVERTISEMENTS .. ... ... ... ... ... 1344
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. ... ... ... ... ... 1327
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ... ... ... ... ... 1342
CROWN LANDS NOTICES ... ... ... ... ... 1339
DEFENCE FORCES ... ... ... ... ... ... 1328
LAND-
Crown Land proclaimed ... ... ... .. 1324, 1326
Drainage-works,&c., Taken for ... ... ... 1325
Reserves, Notice as to Change of Purpose of ... 1327
Road proclaimed ... ... ... ... ... 1323
Road, Set apart for ... ... ... ... ... 1324
Road, Taken for ... ... ... ... ... ... 1325
Roads stopped, Government ... ... ... ... 1325
Scenic Reserve, Set apart as a ... ... ... 1323
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES ... ... ... 1343
MISCELLANEOUS-
By-laws revoked ... ... ... ... ... ... 1329
Closing-days of Shops ... ... ... ... ... 1330
Consul, Appointment of, recognized ... ... ... 1327
Customs Acts, Minister's Decisions under ... ... 1337
Declarations of Postmasters,&c., Officers autho-
rized to take ... ... ... ... ... ... 1329
Friendly Society’s Branch registered ... ... ... 1331
High Schools, Scheme of Control of Napier ... 1330
Income, Notice to make Returns of ... ... ... 1336
Incorporated Society dissolved ... ... ... ... 1339
Officiating Ministers for 1923 ... ... ... ... 1339
Polls for Proposed Loans, Results of ... ... ... 1329
Population of the Dominion ... ... ... ... ... 1331
Public Trustee, Deceased Persons Estates placed
under Charge of ... ... ... ... ... ... 1335
Public Trustee: Elections to administer Estates ... 1336
Railway Traffic Returns ... ... ... ... ... 1332
Rates, Penalty on Overdue ... ... ... ... ... 1329
Regulations under the Coal-mines Act amended ... 1326
Riding, Fixing Representation of ... ... ... ... 1323
Teachers, Classification of Secondary-school As-
sistant ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1339
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