MILITARY HOSPITALS

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3054, 16 April 1917, Page 8

MILITARY HOSPITALS

The daily bulletin of patients in hospitals at noon on Saturday is as under:— Trentham.—Admitted, 6; discharged, 1; remaining, 28.. Upper Hutt.—Remaining, : 2. Featherston.—Admitted, 4; discharged, 6; remaining, 33.' Greytowu.—Remaining, 2; typhoid, 1 ca6e. , Auckland.—Admitted, 1; remaining, 10. AVellington.—Remaining, 15; pernicious anaemia, 1 caee. Christenurch.—Remaining, 2. j Dunedin—Remaining, 51. Palmereton.—Remaining, 3. Hanmer.—Remaining , , 2. Gieborne.—Remaining, 1. Wanganui.—Remaining, 3. Cambridge,—Remaining, 1. Maeterton. —Remaining, 3. Intercargill.—Remaining, 1. Wairau.—Remaining, 1. Southland.—Remaining, 1. Thames.—Remaining, 1. Napiev. --Remaining, 2. Hamilton.—Remaining, 1. Pahiatua.—Remaining, 2., JDaunevirke.—Remaining, 1. • ' Tajhape.—Remaining, 1. Total of rciniowemeuls in all hospitals, 167. The question of whether the usuol spring show should be held this year was considered on Friday afternoon at the iinnual meeting of the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Association, and a rocommondation from .the executive committee that the shov should ho held was unanimously adopted. It- vAs stated by tho chairman that a subcoinmittee of tho esocutive had given evidence before Mr. J. H. Gunson, tho looal representative of the National Jifficiency Board in regard to the holding of agricultural shows. This evidence would be considered in due course by. a full meeting of the Efficiency Board, and a recommendation presentled to the Government. J