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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 16, 20 January 1910, Page 5

Mrs W. J. Mason advertises for a respectable young girl to assist with light housework. The Dannevirke Band went out to the Coast this morning in a special coach provided by the Coaching Company. Hackensmidts advance agent wired to Mr G. L. Bartlett, asking him to book the Drill Hall for next Thursday, as they intend showing here. Unfortunately the Drill Hall is engaged for that evening, hut Mr Bartlett wired, submitting four other suitable evenings for the company's approval. At the Hospital Board meeting today, the question of the cost of maintaining the patients in the Dannevirke Hospital was mentioned by Mr Paulson, lie being under the impression that the cost"was unusually high, but a reference to the annual report of the Hospital Department showed that while the average daily cost of the patients for the whole of the Dominion was 3s Sd. the daily cost at. Dannevirke was os l ? d, a much lower sum than many of the larger hospitals.