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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 136, 26 February 1918, Page 9

ELECTION NOTICES. I TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. THIS (TUESDAY) NIGHT, AT 8 .' ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON NORTH. n THE EIGHT HON. THE, PRIME MINISTER (Mr. W. P. Massey), the MINISTER I * OP FINANCE (Sir Joseph Ward), and Mr. J. P. LUKE will ADDRESS you from the | TOWN HALL PLATFORM, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. . I ' MR. J. HUTOHESON Will Preside. | The LEADERS of tlie NATIONAL GOVERNMENT will tell you just why you | should support their DECLARED AND ONLY CANDIDATE, 'J./ P. LUKE, .. I AND THE CANDIDATE HIMSELF WILL SOLICIT YOUR SUFFRAGES ON HIS I OWN BEHALF, AND IN THE EMPIRE'S,'AND NEW ZEALAND'S BEST INTERI ESTS, AS THE ~ . . . ■ WIN-THE-WAR. CANDIDATE.

: • i ■ .... i TO-IW.Y! (TUESDAY) TO-DAY! I fO-DAY! (TUESDAY) TO-DAY I ; TO-DAY! (TUESDAY). TO-DAY! I . . . WOMEN'S MEETING. " ! ( WOMEN'S MEETING. ;■■ WOMEN'S MEETING. ■ ■ ' •''.' H. E. HOLLAND H. E. HOLLAND , H. E. HOLLAND 3 • WILL Address a Meeting' of Women only in the '" • | ' • • CROWN THEATRE. . •■■■"'- TO-DAY, 26th, at 2.30 p.m. All Women Invited to Attend.' i ■ ■ .■ ... .... \ .-. . : ;:.;■;;:,.:.,:.. .! • . ' . . '■ • ' ...'...' ! TJ E. -H OL L'A NJD ", i .JUL. . E. ... H..OL. L A N.D. '. Will'.Speak--'•-' TUESDAY, 26th-Masonic Hall, - Boulcott | ' Street, 8 ".: ' ■ Outdoor Overflow Meeting; Boulcott Street WEDNESDAY NIGHT,' 27th~Northland, Methodist Schoolroom;'. Wadestown, Churohroom,-Pitt Street';'Ti'uakori E6ad : St. Paul's Schoolroom; Moleswortl Street, Methodist Schoolroom. Open-air Meetings, Boulcott Street, SytTney Street, Molesworth Street. I . Labour Representatives from Auckland, Palmerston North, Chrißtchurch, West Coast, and Wellington Will Sjeak at ALL MEETINGS ON WEDNESDAY. i —— ■ NORTn ELECTION »* ' LABOUR CAMPAIGN . Meeting in Support of ! H. E. HOLLAND. !■■ ' ' POST OFFICE SQUARE. TO-DAY*; NOON. Prominent Representative Labour I Spoakers '_ I ■ i .' ' Typ. BRANDON ; • i j , Will Addresß the Electors Ab follows:— TUESDAY (TO-NIGIIT)-' METHODIST ' SCHOOL, MOLESWORTH ! ' STREET.. : : WEDNESDAYKELBURN KIOSK. -. ■ . At '8 p.m. i ! Electors-YOTB FOR BRANDON. I BE WITH THE WINNING CANDIDATE ? i ABOUT A HOSPITAL I . *- TROUBLES AT GISBORNE. The Royal Commission set up some ; time ago to report on the conduct ol ! the Gisborne Hospital has reported. i The Commissioner (Mr. H. W. Bishop) finds that the institution has not in the past been efficiently conducted, but that it provides ample ac- | commodation for the requirements oi the district. He/'cloes not find thai the cost to :the. ratepayers has beer excessive, by comparison with the cosl of hospitals of similar size in othei parts of the Dominion; ! • The Commissioner, as lie was directed to do in his instructions, proceeds tc examine the causes of the inefficiencs in the control of the hospital. He say! i ' ' that the regulations and by-laws shoule! ! have sufficed for the maintenance ol ; discipline in the hospital if they bad been enforced. But he does not fine! I that they have been enforced. He ha; nothing but praise for the present matron of the hospital, who took over the institution.when it was in a very bat: state, and who has, in liis opinion, done much to restore discipline ant efficiency. He recommends the appointment of a new medical superintendent, for the reason that the present holder of the position is not in such a state of health as to bo able to exercise full control. He pays some tribute to this officer, however, saying that he has been overworked in the past, and I that his present state of health is in part at least due to this fact. Referring to the board's share of the blame for the prevailing unrest in the hospital, the Commissioner says: "There seems to have been an element ' on the board determined to raise diffij culties when any question was brought ( forward which mishit have seemed tc j tend to raise the tone of the hospital. i ■ ... The consequence was a policy of j drift. ... I have been quite, unable tc j find that the honorary.staff has been in the slightest degree responsible for the unrest." Apparently there was a suggestion that certain medical men who had in- ! terests in private hospitals in the town have done their best to prevent tho improvement of the hospital in order to protect their own financial interests in private hospitals. The Commissioner, rejects this theory, saying that he is unable to believe- that medical, men would descend to anything so mean. But be does say that in hisopiuion no medical I.' .. man interested financially in- a private hospital in the town should bo eligible for a scat on the board. The Commissioner says in the plainest terms that he is satisfied that the hospital has not been well conducted in the past, and he advises the board that return to this unsatisfactory state of things is not to bo tolerated, and he expresses the opinion that if another qualified gentleman is appointed to the /' position of medical superintendent,- he, with the matron, should be. able to restore tho institution to a state of reasonable efficiency. • . f Barraclough's Nervine stops Toothache! . . . _ A(lvti .:.....:. . -..'. ,:

PUBLIC NOTICES. ' NEW. ZEALAND GOVERNMENT. ■• ; ; BUTTER SUPPLIES.' NEW. ZEALAND GOVERNMENT is pre- • pared-on and-after, tho Ist March, 1918.. until, further notice, to deliver- to retailers and others engaged in the local Butter Trade, on the following terms;— • FIRST-GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER, ..' From the stocks of Bulk Butter at prc : . sent, held'in'store at' Wellington. ■ ■ PRICE: £3 19s. 4d. per box'of 561b. marked .weight,, ex Wellington Meat Export Company's Waterloo Qur^ - Store, Welling? , n ton, net cash with order MINIMUM ORDER, 2: Boxes. Purchasers will require to make written application.for supplies to the Controller, Department of Imperial Government Supplies;.P.O.- Box 374, Wellington, accompap-ied-by a-remittance for the amount represented by tho order, plus excliango where necessary. Local deliveries will be made by order on the ' Wellington Meat Export' Company, Waterloo Quay, Wellington.' and country orders, will be. railed (transit. charges forward) by the Department when bo requested by the purchasers. •' T - W. F. MASSEY, .! ■ - '" ' ; Y ' Prime' Minister. WAR WORK. £T|AA A A A'. REQUIRED to extend Xl/lr,Uul/and carry'on the great work of the CHURCH ARMY - for Sailors • and Soldiers, tt-. icon HUTS at- all Fronts and Naval. Bases. 10 lately, .added, to thos9 .by New Bear land subscribers. -' it. All huts' open to. N.Z. and other troops for rest and recreation. ' d, 1000 BEDS at our Soldiers' Homes. n Hundreds of tho, Ladies .o[ . England ' volunteered to hcip tho Church «rmy d, to make their leave,as hume-like as h : possible " '-. i '...'■ The Hon. G. W. Russelhhas given hiß. approval :to. our efforts -to help, the sol : diere." iy The King, Right non, Lloyd' George, Admirals and Generals arid New-Zealand Soldiers .themselves have written appreciative j letters -referring to our work, carried ; r-nt ' with the approval and by the-wish of the, st War Office.'' Our Kitchen. Cars. Recreation Huts',.' Oliapels, Hospitnlßi- and SoldiersHomes are open to .-all - . . Contributions thankfully Tcccirtd • by. Rev. F. W. Whiblcy. The Vicarage. Or- < moiulvillc. H. 8.. or the Secretary, Church i of England Military Affairs. Committee, i " Diocesan Qfflce, Mulgravc Street, Welllng!f ton; ' '•' ' ■ • ■ ' ■ I TOURIST RESORTS. " EALLY-HOI RALLY-HOI V ..; SUMMER WITH US AGAIN. .. ' WHEN visiting Napier make the Provincial' Hbtef -your HeadqUartors. " The OfflolaKJHomo for the Troops. Why not for'you also? ... Tariff Moderate. ........ One minute Station, Theatre. Parade. ' T. A. HEATH, Proprietor.;. '. TVTEW- PLYMOUTH, . : '" Tho' Garden of New Zealand.. ' . . Spend a' holiday at "Niger" House.... ,i Beautifully situated, overlookin.g - the town and • sea. Every "convenience, electric light throughout, hot and cold baths Three. minutes from Eliot Street tram, stop. Taxis meet all trains. Telegrams-'Nigor," New Plymouth: ■ -■ ■ ' MI3SES BRANLEY *ND BATES, . Proprietresses, • P I 0 T 0 N. OSLEY'S HOTEL (opp. Post Office and faoing Harbour).'. Modern Brick Building. First-clasß Aooommodatlon for Tourist 1 -, etc. Hot and E. Cold Baths. . . ' .' Lighted throughout -with Electricity. - Launching Partes can be arranged for — Trips-to Souiidß. ■ Toleeramß: "Oxley's," Plcton. P.O. Box 22 k P. A. OrLEY, Proprietor. STASOJUO HOTEL, NELSON. 10 " .HENRY BAIGENT, . . uf' Proprietor, j Has much pleasure in informing the trav- "• cUin" public that he has resumed the. ' s conduct of this ..old-established Hotel. • c " First-class Accommodation. ' Excellent of Cuisine. it -'■ A : '— • ■' >n Letters and telegrams promptly attended gt < :. - - ' > .' ■ Telephone 38. P.O. Box 34. t- NELSON-THE SUNNY SOUTH!'. '.'. to SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS AT ■v "'t'WA- INDI >" NELSON. First-class mod»s »V mi Privato House. Within easy dian tarice of town, situated on bank's of Matai. '" "Wainui" is the Popular Homo fot vUitora uf and tourists. Cars meet all boats and id trains First-class accommodation. Tariff, 1 IDs per day, woekly by arrangement. Telegraphic addreßS, "Wainui," Nelson. 'Phone IS 15. MRS. H. CRUMPTON, Proprietress. ' e ' PALMERSTON' NORTH. id ■ . - —— ' 11, TT) O Y A L HOTEL. id Mi' — n- Modern Brlok Building. Electrio Light 1 Throughout. "- Box M 3. , 'Phone 94. it' A. E. HAYWOOD, a Proprietor, r- ■ — to ——' ' le -p-' SPEAR, DR. OF OPTICS, |j| '"■' EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. ' 7 Willis Street, 10 „. Ia the Appointed Optician for the Wei; ', lington Hospital and Charitable Aid 5 ; Beard. PATIENTS unable to obtain advice from !l " the Optical Department may obtain adit . vice at the above address between 9 a.m. "o and 6.30 p.m. 1. rf ~ ' ' :o in >r HI " . ; RHEUMATISM, i- '!.... n 1- QCIATIOA, LUMBAGO, GOUT, NEU. :o i! 3 n ' RITIS are the outcome of excess urio • e " acid in tha system. This useless and. l[d harmful by-product of Nature's functions "T is formed in the blood, and depoeited in ll to the joints, and mUBoIoB and tissue where, if neglected, it accumulates and causes st 'pain, discomfort, and illness. :,i WE GUARANTEE TO EFFECT A ' PERI * MANENT CURE OR MAKE NO CHARGEI 10 For further partloiilara. write :r •. le - ■ - e, MESSRS. L M'LACHLAN AND CO., LTD., :o ■ ... • . 3 f Queen Street, Auckland. . P.O. Box 1213. ■".; ?'■ ' ''.'.-