HOSPITAL MATTERS.

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 27 October 1880, Page 2

HOSPITAL MATTERS.

+ - [to tiie EDiioit ixa^gahi/a T.rH.:s,.] fIE, — I tally imruewith i he resolutions passed by the Ho-nihil Commitke roi>;irdiiiL' those who slia'l be entitled lo psirlicii ate in the ber.eli .« of that cha"ihililn institution, Ijtit I ( iiitik the action of the conmiiilce in edeertising a list of those who at the time li.d p;<id their :tnnnal snbseriplion was inopportune, uncil'ed for, and very ro; relien-ible, in-d-rd. It would appear s« if it had heen done to erst, a s(i»ma on tho^e who did n«l h:ip;ipn to p ; iy tin.- ir u-ud subscript; o«<», whereas Use conjioiUoe are themselves entirely to bhnie for the non-p-iyment l)3 r mmy of tho>p whose nnmes Hid not n« u-uil appp;»»- in the published Ist;. It' a tii Hi; is wor'h iuiviii^. it isurel>' wovh ;->k^n« and ixoin* for, not nn'y orine, luit twice, rppoa'ed by (hmv, I H nd more lira s\t r.qniivd. all may not lure the monpy yx<t. rivuly fit first fall and the collectors should not exhibit such mi nil 1 of independence and indiffevenre but sdiru'd call and re-c all until th'-y uol all subscriptions that there is nny likelihood <•{ £»ct'in» I heard the remm-k m de b u y a poniinitleeinan, that vrnrkinfr for tl:e | ! u! lin is au untiiank'nl bill •'. tMi ■ so it is n' a rule, but wo rwist, bar jp mind 'hat in this instance it is a wrk of j *•'!.•. rih'. nnd wo pro^ump that it was m j c'laritab'e p.nd {.-itiUiiit !« r<-. pir* prinmdt^ f F > n I our prsr-r.t emira I !'^ aspired fo oflii-p. and lbr> pi-i--sn-np!'»n Wi-n'd appear (r. he j-i-.H fio Iby tin? fact 'hat thfi-p is no h"ii'-i-i<ri'im aitaclit-d to ihe < ffie"— tlere'or»\ I tl.ink, that any person nr ! pr-Jins who aw no' pr-pire-J to sacrifire a little of thoir time, and energetically lo adnpt pvpry lp^itimat^ means of co'lecf- | inw funds to su-'port tin- insttuMon, | should not seek (o be elected. There are several people in 'his distrift wiio fWI ; .<_r'.Micved by tlie aoti-'ii ol the comniiftoe, nr.d :ilt| lf )U'ih I happpne ! to b.? (in» in ih- 1 tm lisbf.l list. T nevertheless feel nni-h diss-tis(i>?d wi'h tlieir ;>rcmi!!i'o »;:«)', hs also with other m»lter< in eoii'set-'i „ with hospital niannff.-meiit and expi'isdi lure, r.nd I »nust say, as k £Fiir^ si-in.-is nl l,re<eni, flev i'o not •■ffi-r m'.ir'i indivcnier.t to the ] übliv to nvit'ivie '. in-ir usual viibst'rii-tinr.s, 'mhl ii;:irss m.-,t : "rs ; >v ,] >cv i on a r.\nv; «;. ti-f i ir.ry f..i-ii::;;, i| ; ■ j j]i.:'i llli.i'l v;i'' Ki'Mr iir(i:')i' lO'il'-Ct (■ I 1 a. -i ht of [l.i-i-- !as t>cen a I.t o beatiisg a'lo'it lite busi:, ai:d a Sol s:> i . J pro end con iv reference to hospital

grievances hnr. I am not .-. r oin.' to be >t { ahut miiL-li, but will pro!;e one sore at present, n n.l leave oUkvx for a fuMu-e timp. Werfl I ena-i'i-^d I)y any firm. I'ovininnv, or private indir;>!t:al, af a '_no ' I Hilary, I ct-rtainiy could not espee; m oinpioyt'is to ni'iiulain my fanv'ly, in r.ddition to p.»vi:'ij my wauc-*, nor do I fliinlc iiiiy re-'.^omlile mm vrould t'Xi'c t it, but it pppr;srs «c luir<? been pitying ! our n-nr:|iy Wardsmsn a s.ilprv I'-r j several yPiJi 1 -*, sinJ in adcli: ion paying fo | the ni;iii»!en tii'e of Ms i.-rcilv. hu- ! ' L r enerosily is nowhere pise to he fuWid No'.t. sir, as 1 retr.nx.'hment /-tan „■<-!», and il'smissils are ihe order of the dav aii •hrougli tiie oolonv, I ihiik there is j.lonfy /'oom .md niu.li ne;d for a change f.'iv tiie heller in o':r l-o-p't-ii tillair-:. 'J'l;e people are, no doui t. rrry foiheaiinjr and loii'i stiff.-. in.', I'tit we cir.not. n.->. j will not, si.'; d f.ilii;.' on the «g"nv to ■ sfrotif, and liic sooner our <'ouiui'it.ee will t l;e the hull !>y the lions. ;< tui pKic" 1 • i • »-- pi f al niMtti'iN on a sounder and is o r f-qu fal>lc basN. tiie sooner 1 1 > c v wii! n« trieve lo>t cMufi '-.'iiee, and lf=sea. if m.i! eiiiiteiv leinove. (he wide breech nt i;!'pset!t beiworn ilie rnbiir and tba hospital niiinasi^QV.'n'. — I ;!in, &?., O.\K OV THE PCBLTC Keeflon. d-lobcr 25: ■■. !SS">.