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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6489, 8 April 1908, Page 4

T AND A. WILSON. " ' . FUNERAL FURNISHERS, H, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE, Telephone 905. TO LET SINGLE OFFICES AND SUITES in NORWICH CHAMBERS, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, Wellington (opposite Bank of New Zealand). ON GROUfID FLOOR—3 Offices, together or singly. ON FIRST FLOOR—Front Office, 40ft x 29ft, with Largo Strong Room, and Private Office, lift 6in x 12ft 9in, especially suitable for Financial Company; also. Single Room. ON SECOND FLOOR—Suite of Three Front Offices and Several Single Ones. Strong-room Accommodadation. All have perfect natural light, and are fitted with every possible convenience. Particulars given on application to A. E. KEENOT.

There hare been troublous times at the Wellington Nurses' Home, not because the ladies have fallen out, but in cone>oqnenoo of the plaster falling from the ceilings and wlills. A complaint upon the matter waa sent by the Hospital Trustees to the contractors for the building, and they have replied that the contract was sub-lot. The work was done, they isay, four years hgo, to the satisfaction of the architect and clerk ef works. The Building Committee of thv Hospital Trustees will meet the architect at the home to discuss what Can be done to remedy the troublesome mother*