In his address at the opening of two new \rurcLs at the Hospital yesterday, FT'">n. Georze Fowld*. Minister for Ediicj-don. expressed regret at the resignation of Mr?. K. Wooton. the matron, from the staff. For the past r= wars, said the Minister. Mrs Wooton had served the institution loyally und-er all sons of diScalries. and now left it in a thorough state of efficiency. To the BTOses under her charge she had imparted a spirit of ioyalry to the institurion and their profession that mignt -s-eU be emulated in hospitals in other parts oi tie Dominion. com- ~ood !ors =.t Mt. Eden will be offered. br~ itosrs. Samcel Vafle and Sons t V-ie to-morrow: also, a farm or sV» aJrw Te And. one of 43 acres at the Wade. :::«! 2 section it Eecitsera. - blind roHers clearing out at SJdf eJcb.—D.S.G- m liquidation.—(Ad.) "Lrberty-" , .art canvas for curtains, -«3xi.jjs coioars, 9d. per yard to clear.— Ssith and Cangaey'a Great Fair.—^^(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 41, 17 February 1910, Page 6
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