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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVIII, Issue LXXVIII, 14 June 1919, Page 4

A special vote of £3000 was obtained by the Minister in Charge of Hospitals last session to be allocated" in special grants to hospital boards where the burden of the district was exceptionally heavy, and where there was a necessity for developing the hospital service of the district. This amount has been allocated as follows: Bay of Islands Hospital Board, £60Q, to be used for work among the MaorisWestland Hospital Board, £1000Buller Hospital Board, £750- Grey Hospital Board,' £600. The amounts in the last three cases are to be available for capital purposes. It is hoped j states the Public Health Department' that during, the current year an amendment will be obtained to the fourth schedule of the Hospitals Act, which will provide for a more equitl able apportionment of levy and subsidy, so as to alleviate the burden borne by the local authorities in some other districts.—Wellington correspondent. Here's a test that anyone can apply to D. and J,. McCallum's Perfection.. Compare Perfection with any other brand of whisky the Dominion, at any price, higher or lower than that charged for Perfection. The deep, mellow, fully-matured1 qualities and smoothness of taste of Perfection whisky will prove \ how very much superior is this wellknown brand to the rest. Not only will you enjoy your first drink of Perfection, but judicious use will be of benefit to your health—a final test of this whis- • ky's age, purity and maturity. Make the test to-day.—Cooke av.^ Co., Albert St., Auckland.—Advt. • Children like WADE'S WORM FIGS —sure and certain. Price, Is 6d,~. Advt. 4^