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The Sun
Wednesday August 10, 2011
Maataa Waka K i Te Ta u I h u Tr u s t TAMARIKI ORA (Well Child)
MASON: Rachelle and Martin are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their baby boy Leo Te Marikena (8lb 6oz) on 3.08.2011 at 1.44am at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to Jerry Lawson and all the staff on the Maternity Ward.
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COWAN/CAMPBELL: Darren and Jessie are pleased to announce the arrival of Claudia Jean Cowan on 15th July 2011 at Royal Brisbane Hospital. Weighing 7lb 6oz (3400g). Blenheim Grandparents are very pleased and so proud. Photo provided.
WALKER: Phil & Trina are thrilled to announce the arrival of their gorgeous baby boy Tyler Philip (8lbs 10oz) on 25th July 2011 at 7.57pm. Both well. Special thanks to Gwen, Tai, Sue & Hilda and all ward one staff. Photo provided.
IRELAND: David and Anita (nee Anderson) are proud to announce the speedy and safe arrival of their daughter Shanae Zara (5lb 12oz), born Sunday, 17th July, 2011 at 1.27am, at Wairau Hospital. A precious wee sister for a very proud Caitlin, Ashley, Daemyn and Kobi. Special thanks to the wonderful Ruth Johnson, Shona Wills and Mandy Stanton for their care and support during our pregnancy and birth. Also to the fantastic staff at Ward One.
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KHANOEINGAM: Tip and Tid are pleased to tell everyone that they have had a lovely baby boy on 30th July 2011, at 2.07am. Weighing 3400gms. Everyone is well. Thankyou to all our Doctors and Nurses for all our care.
WINITANA: Riki and Lisa along with big brother Cayse, are pleased to announce the arrival of Connor Rurehe (8lb 1oz) on July 31st 2011. A huge thanks to to our Midwife Carole Thompson.
No meningococcal cases in Marlborough
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There remain no cases of meningococcal C notified in the NelsonMarlborough area so far this year, the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board says. DEL-FAVERO: Tracy and Gavin are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their 3rd baby girl, Zoe The reassurance comes following the confirmation of three cases Jayne Del-Favero. On Thursday 14th July 2011 at 5lb of the disease in Christchurch, including that of Fulton Hogan chief 10oz at 11.01 at Wairau Hospital. A sister to Emily and executive Bill Perry, 48, who died on July 30. Bailey. Special thanks to midwife Sue Young and all Nelson Marlborough Medical Officer of Health Dr Ed Kiddle says the staff. Photo provided. although there have been no reported cases in the district, it is important people are alert to the symptoms of the infection. “The bacteria could cause both meningitis and bloodstream infections and is very serious,” Dr Kiddle says. Congratulations to Jessie Campbell this week’s Symptoms include fever, vomiting, headache, lucky winner of the New World $25 voucher muscle and joint aches, a dislike of bright lights, stiff neck, confusion, sleepiness and, at times, a to spend at New World Blenheim. rash which may be just a few spots. Our winner is invited to bring her ID in to claim her Infants and babies may be more unsettled or prize when she next visits New World Blenheim. sleepy than usual. Dr Kiddle says people with these symptoms should be assessed by a GP. He says it is possible for a child to contract meningococcal C and other strains of the bacteria even if they have been vaccinated against meningococcal B. “Proudly 100% locally owned and operated” There has been one case of meningcoccal B notified in the Top of the South this year, in Tel: 03 520 9030, Fax: 03 520 9080, Email: blenheim@newworld-si.co.nz Nelson.
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