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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 246, 19 October 1886, Page 4

HOSPITAL BOARD. A MKKTINO of tho Executive Committee of tho above Board was held at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Present: Messrs O. Majs (in the ohatr). A. Kidd, W. J. Suitor, and K. A. Mackeohnle. ConnßPi'ON dunce —The letters received wero read and dealt with aB follows :-From Dr. John H. It. llond. House fcutgoon of tho Hospital, stating that he wus willing to accede to tho request of tho Board, aud retain hia f resort position until the Ist January : tsolved that thol letter be received. - From John Brown, male nurec of the Hospital, asklnK permission to withdraw the resignation a' his position as previously forwarded : Re forred to Miss Crisp to report. - From I)r. McMullen, stating that he would be absent from Auckland for about ft month, and asking permission to ninko arrangements for the treatmont of his Hospital cases: Application granted, subject to the approval of tho nominee by tbe Bnard. — From the Premier's otHoe, Wellington, re claim for subsidy on contribution to Parnell Womon'n Home, stating that, all things considered, he thought tho proper courso for this institution to take to obtain the BUbaidy was to become Incorporated undor tho Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1885: Resolved to forward v copy of that letter lo Mrs Cowie.From the Premier's ofllce. Wellington, replying to request for Government to deduct amount duo to the Di-trict and United Board by a i umber of local authorities In terms of sec 29 of the Hospital Act-that in tho case of these authorities which, by Bee. 10 of the Act of last 80S-ion, are now lo tho Wakato District, the Premier does not feel juftlfled In deducting more than the proportion of the sums due by them to the date on whloh tho laat-memioned Ace came into force ; but. of course, it was open for the Board If they thought lit to sne for the remainder of th« amount. A further reply to letter Bent on ;7th ii st. wot to tr o following effect:—l am to ri quest tho Board to I c good enough to pay the Maungatawhiti ltoad Board the 107s excess In deductions, as It may bo a long time be ore there Ib any moro aubslay ccmlng to that Board. 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