THE COSTLEY HOME.
NEW BUILDINGS NOT BEING PROCEEDED WITH. MR. J. ROYVE ANXIOUS. "At the present time there is not room for another single bed at the Cottier Home."' Mr. J. Rowe stated at the meeting of the Auckland Hospital Hoard last evening. "1 want to know vhy the building work is not being proceeded with, when the Board has ordered it to be commenced.
The Chairman: The architect is going to complete the work at the Xurees' Home first.
Mr. Rowe: Well let us get another architect; just imagine not being able to proceed with an urgent work because the architect is busy on another job! Let. us get another architect: there are plenty out of work. It is usual that when one man has too much to do he gets somebody else to assist him.
The Chairman: All right, Mr. Rowe. I will see what can be done to speed up the work at the Home.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 247, 18 October 1922, Page 9
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