LETTERS TO THE PRESS
HOSPITAL BOARD WILL IGNORE THEM. “I think we should ignore these letters. If the person comes into the open, the board would be prepared to deal with him," said Mr C. O. Morse at yesterday’s meeting of the Hawke’s Bay Hospital Board when referring to letters appearing in the Napier press, in which trenchant criticism was launched under noms-de-plume against certain of the board’s officials and the hospital itself. "I would like to say,” continued Mr Morse, ‘‘that the board’s officer has been subjected to a malicious and unjustifiable attack.” "I agree that the board should not take any notice of it,” said Mr F. B. Logan. ‘‘The writer is evidently ashamed of his nqrne. If he has opinions of his own he would not have been ashamed to add his unmo to it. These letters are untrue and guy do » Joi of harm.’ 1
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 304, 10 December 1929, Page 8
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