BUILDING PLANS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 253, 26 October 1938, Page 5

BUILDING PLANS.

HOSPITAL REQUIREMENTS. im:<'i-t>>i.D < kntualj laundry. .\ 11 11 >• 11 *_• 11 till -ite )|;li4 llCCtl Specified, certain I • MiltiK-nil.i I iuiu Inn !• been made in Hi'' \m Uhi ii. 1 ! (..-pit ,i I M.mnl liy tho I'.iiti' i .urliiir, i, tlu' lull! Mr. Jolm 1' iii t'i-11. in i ■•nii'-i t inn \\ it h a proposed ri'tii i'ii I In mull'y. '1 ii.' report i'i'f<>lllinr>1I<l-> Hint n section lie -e< iircd, nut less tlinii 350 feet by 200 feet. ..ii M corner, anil reasonably level. A kc.ml v* liter supply, elect rieity mid fl I'll i Mil _;e won lil till v e In lie readily accessible. the |iie;ttii'ii would 11 av p to l>e in II ili-lrirt where labour could easily lie I'litained. and the site would have to be where it was permissible under townI'la lining reguTa t ion* to crwt sueh a liii i lil i ntf. When the report cnme lioforo the \ tick In ml n "jpital ltonrd at a meeting lint i'veninif the Rev. W. ('. Wood said that unless tliev deeided oil n site they would In* riinyirii_' on with the present nri a iiuenieiitrt fur a long time. The chairman. Mr. Allan ■!. Moody, said tluii. ii special meeting would be called early next month to discuss the whole building programme. Tliev would have to discus* a chest hospital. the nurses home, nnd the main building scheme would linve to be faced.