Some surprise was e xpressed at Tuesday’s meeting of the Benevolent Trustees that an arrangement entered into between the members of that body and the Hospital Trustees, _ fbiy which three days’ notice should he given of the intention to discharge from the Hospital any person in indigent circumstances belonging to districts outside the city, bad been departed from, a man having been so discharged on Saturday without any intimation to the Benevcleint Trustees. The man, who was first taken into the Salvation Army Home, was' received yesterday into the Home at Ohiro until the Trustees can ascertain if an acquaintance) of his near Napier will take of him.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1514, 7 March 1901, Page 34
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