TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION

Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25970, 25 November 1949, Page 3

TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION

EXECUTIVE MEETING T m > ee °. f the executive of the Tuberculosis Association (Northern Group) last evening, the ni«;SS Sldent (Mr F - s - Taylor): who presided, commented on the great inthe amount of business that J came before the executive. This was fact * hat durin g the last on th 97 letters had been sent out and 38 rru ecei y ed b y the secretary. Jbe after-care sub-corqmittee reported that 14 appeals for help from pati- °£ former patients of the % Cashmere Sanatorium had been dealt with ““ a 7? j* l . l ™?, s * all cases some measure oi relief had been given. . ft ™ as reported that during Sep temper 23 patients had been admitted to tne sanatorium and 12 discharged, and in October there had been 20 admissions and 23 discharges. Representatives of the Sanatorium beryice Committee reported on visits ?? ld .J°, Patients in the Coronation Hospital. * following donations were gratef7uy‘ received: J.M.A., £5O; the Mayor 3v f o ? h x r J stC w hurch (Mr E. H. Andrews), xxr 2s ii M - M - McDougall Trust, £5O; Westland Hospita! Board, Hokitika, £5 ss; Maorijands Board (for Maori patix?d S o 10 s ’ Augustine Lodge, £d 3s; box at Mrs Cameron Smith’s shop, £5 14s 6d.