HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 210, 4 September 1900, Page 3

HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD.

The following' business was transacted after we went to press yesterday:— , Onerations.-A report of cases in which operations had'been fflado for the past two °v « laid on the table. The report showed that for the year ending June M, 1890211 patients had been operated upon, with 8 deaths, and for the year ending Tune 30 1900, 340 cases, ivlth 20 deaths. Lady Superintendent-Leave of absence for three weeks was given to the lady superintendent, Nurse Hose to act during he Res bSation.-Dr. fttat wrote stating that heintended to prolong h s stay in Melbourne, and accordingly resigned his appointment as member, of the hop. surgica -taff-rt wa« ■decided.J to advertise for apnilna'nts to fill the vacancy. P Retnrnß.-Tlie medical officer reported as tr> the number of patients as follows ---No. in KTm return, 88 males. 33 fe malls-^admissions, 40 males, 19 females; deaths, nil; discharges, 27 males, 15 females! remaining at date, 101 males, 3, fe3fe »l 2£ STothe^ ilomi >'l«™(« Imnkrnpt on nrrlvnl In hfi»" ?l.fm retnrnal whrace they come.----i ii d /mm thp W C T.U., Women's DemoH dames Gibson. 1 11"ir2 l , ll t Alrs Da i ( lv had rrttlrtfl «r J" nJe^ f VVhnt nfter ten years of the dfputntion. fin'n tint "^W-n be Pracffcfll ,^;?%,J eiSf W aS'l*S the it the oniy <» tlip m 0 fl , se ds; «y w"--lT* Wtbnt thfl indie"' organ!tion of Mr jAnai ler Hie mutter, nnd "mjg%& with'S suggestions they Tnny be able to make.