HOSPITAL EXTENSION

Evening Star, Issue 12674, 30 November 1905, Page 4

HOSPITAL EXTENSION

Tlte Hosptil Extension Fund now stands at £6,158 'ls lid, every penny of which has been banked. Wo have even- reason lor saying that fully another £2CO will be- accounted for before tlie Fund is finally closed—a mor>t satisfactory result, highly creditable to all concerned. The Hospital Trustees will therefore receive a trifle over £14,000. A meeting v>£ tho Hospital Extension Fund Committee was held this afternoon, Mr D. E. Tbeomin presiding. It was decided to recommend the Hospital Trustees that all donors of £IOO should have the privilege of naming a bed in the hospital. Mr Garrow this afternoon received the' following -fetter from the secretary (Mr J. Brown) of the New Zealand Commercial Travellers and Warehousemen's Association and Club : Duncdin, 30th November, 1905. Dear nr, —Herewith I hand you cheque for £IOO, beiiini amount contributed to the fund bv the members of the New Zealand C.T. and W.A. hi the resolve to act iu combination in this mutter the members bad a twofold object—First, to aid a movement with which they had the fullest sympathy; second, to "establish in the new wing a bed named after the Association. I trust your Committee will see their way to recommend our proposal to the proper antj.. i:'i.- vi'li a view to its being given