ADMISSION TO HOSPITAL
BY-LAWS AT AUCKLAND. REQUEST FOR. AMENDMENT. CBy Telegraph—rresa Association.) AUCKLAND, April 30. f Two hours of discussion on. the allegation or Mrs Margaret Lang-ton that her eleA r cn-year-old daughter, _ Sheila, had been turned a.Avay in a dying condition from the Auckland Hospital casualty Avard. took place at a special meeting of the board this morning. The discussion followed a request from a. deputation from the Society for the Protection of Women and Children that by-law 208 go Aiming the admission of cases be altered. Tliis provides that persons entitled to admission must present a note signed by a registered median! praetjitiondr of the district or by an authorised medical officer of the hospital statin® that they are fit subjects for hospital treatment-. Eventually it Avas decided that the whole matter he referred to the house committee, with the addition of Dr E. B. Gunson, Avho is also a member of tlic hoard lor a report.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 30 April 1934, Page 7
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159ADMISSION TO HOSPITAL Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 30 April 1934, Page 7
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