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The NSW National Firsts team beat Savaii's Open OU 40:0 the same night, but with Western Rams guys Matt Burton (Dubbo), Tyrone Harrison (Orange CYMS), Joey Hobby (Blayney Bears), Brock Naden (Wellington Cowboys), Charlie Staines (Forbes Magpies) playing in the junior team, all of them were focused on the fight under 16 years.

They are the first tour racing groups to perform in Savaii, with both matches being broadcast on Samoan football's 30th anniversary celebration broadcast throughout Samoa via air. We were honoured to be the first tour crews to compete in a football division fixture on the Isle.

"Country Rugby Leagues would like to thank the Samoan Rugby Leagues and the Savaii population for the great service we have received," the CRL said. Trained by Andrew Ryan from Dubbo, the side will face Samoa in Apia Park this week-end, opening the curtains for Fiji and Samoa Int'l, the first division national player to play in Samoa, together with NSW Country Firsts.

Temporary closure of the 1st American Samoa clinics

Samoa (AP), PAGO PAGO - America's only health care centre has suspended its operations following a volunteer call back by the company of a kidney disease therapy now underway. John Faumuina, CEO of LBJ Baptismal Centre, said on Tuesday clinical executives heard about the recalling of NaturaLyte Liquid Bicarbonate Concentrate from Fresenius Co.

Closing the hospital on Wednesday mornings, they annoyed the patient who came to their appointment just to find a final note on the doorframe. Mr Faumuina has said that an urgent delivery of the drug will be arriving on Friday afternoons on a freight plane from Honolulu every week. Nursing Department Nursing Supervisor Olita Tafiti said Thursday that the hospital will be reopened at 1 am Saturday and will remain open all week-end, with planned dates again Monday.

Honolulu Hospitals hopes that a Hawaiian Airlines plane will deliver another delivery on Monday. By Saturday, there are no other opportunities for renal care in the U.S. about 2,300 leagues due to the lack of treatment. Samoa has about 55,000 inhabitants. At the beginning of the year, Faumuina informed the legislator that the facility treats about 160 people.

Throughout the closing period, they are asked to observe dieting and liquid limits and to go to the hospital's E.R. if there are any possible side effects. According to the crèches, nobody had registered in the ER until the end of Thursday because of the medical conditions that had been created by the block. Faumuina said in an official Wednesday evening TV ad that the vendor had given the product back to the producer, which was not unidentified.

"We' ve tried our best to inspect every item (of the product) in our warehouse, but unfortunately each of them is in the quoted class to be returned," Faumuina said in the proclamation. In the hospital, a fistful of older people were angry that the closing was in English and not in their Samoanic.

The patient had to ask the Samoan medical staff for a Samoan slurp. Faumuina said that the department is also facing a lack of renal therapy equipment and stools. The extension of the facility will be financed by a US$1.8 million U.S. Department of the Interior subsidy and a further 16 clinics are scheduled for completion this past month. 2 million U.S. dollars will be used to finance the extension.

According to a recently published regional Goverment survey, the extension will increase the overall number of clinics to 35.