HOSPITAL TRUSTEES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2092, 18 January 1908, Page 3

HOSPITAL TRUSTEES.

The monthly meeting of the HostocDouaKl'. a suitable man for xn p to d<J so l af o ter U Srmcdical examinations iu D The Borou"h Council wrote agreeS Tr The e medical^superintendent^ s&m supply a- certincate from His meuiv S certifying that he I Skd for admission. He was .j the influence of morphia and could cive no account of ins y*h .' 1 the medical man who sent him not send a note stating - plaint Tho Sister could not be nected to be able to diagnose coinnfaints. It would be different it there was a house surgeon. gency cases would ot course always Ml” eStorueMh «► “'Sririical superintond.ut rcomJSU ti«t M #“*, “ ordered for the Hospital. It was ai absolute necessity .-It was decided to order the plant. a ( 07 The secretary reported tHat> 6 patients remained in the Hospitl,ast report, 3, were admitted the month. 34 were disckargd, _aml / died, leaving 33 in the institution a. "Matthews brought up the matter oia patient suffering from consumption having been adma-ted the Hospital. He had only been a short time in the- Dominion, ; Matthouu w»nt,M o 1»«» sonl b." “ SetoS -i®. M> rr ed that the Charitable Aid 1 ' Boardl k asked to move in the matter ot hav ing the man removed to tho ta.ll bridge 6anatorium.—C I rnccl. The visiting committee repeated that Miss Stewart had beeu fixed up in quarters in the Nura«-Home, which she was quite satisfied with; A man had been, engaged to IOOL after the gardens in the front ol Hu institution, tho other gardenoi lmvin" now ample to do. 'tfe-'srs. Alann and Dewing were elected the’ visiting committee for the ensuing month. , t Tho treasurer’s report showed tlia. the receipts for the. mouth were £272 18s 1 10d; and tlio expenditure £293 15s 4d. _____