THE HOSPITAL TROUBLE.
._ (Continued from page 7.) FURTHER WARM EXCHANGES. On resuming this afternoon, inquiry was continued into th.- romp Taints of ! impertinence and insolence to members of the medical comniittci;. Dr. Pabst said the whole question at issue was one of tin; matron's demeanour to himself and Dr. Maguire, Nothing, ho contended, had been brought out to controvert the aJletrations. During the course of much irrelevant comment, Mr. Potte.r asked Dr. Pabst why, up to the end of last year, he had always reported that everything was going on smoothly, and had then discovered suddenly that a.ll was wrong. Dγ Pa'bst replied that He nart ""told Mr Pottor that the matron was unsatisfactory, and that everything was going wrong:, and that Mies Griffiths was quite unsuitable for the position. ■Mr Potter: I deny that absolutely. Mr Macksy-. Well, I heard the doctor tell you. Mr Nerheny accused Dr Pabst of wasting the time of the Board. Dr. Pabst resented this, and appealed to the chairman, who replied, "Well, yon are wasting the time of the Board." " Mr. Coyle: "Yon are speaking only fox yourself, sir." This observation "was endorsed by other members. Tne inquiry is proceeding.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 114, 13 May 1912, Page 2
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