MORE USE OF PRESENT BUILDINGS
Mr. A. A. 'WhitelaTr, a. Ratepayers' Association candidate for .the Hospital. Board, advocated the utilisation, of space in, the administrative portion of the 'Hospital buildings, citing the library, for instance,- which is. at present housing a small number of books and has space enough for at least ten beds. He said he ■understood that there wore ~'at'■•least .70 persons! on the list awaiting, admission.. He also maintained that the_ •X-ray .plant used in diagnosing a : eas6" .should^be covered; by the ordinary fees,. .and.that the department for.dispensing relief should be distinct .from' the ■board's .jurisdiction. ;';• He;.! considered .that a board of control ; should be set ; up of seieetea business men, who_ would work in. ■.'conjunction1., with existing- so-, cieties. • •;■ .'■ ■■■; ■ ■■■■' •■;• ..•■'.■■'■■ ,•:...': .•:" ■.-;';
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 98, 28 April 1931, Page 11
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123MORE USE OF PRESENT BUILDINGS Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 98, 28 April 1931, Page 11
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