OAMARU HOSPITAL.

Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 184, 22 November 1876, Page 3

OAMARU HOSPITAL.

The monthly meeting 06 ttia Committee was held last; evening in the office «s>£ the Sacra tary. Tli« chair wm wcoupied f>y Mr. Steward (E"VeaitJon6), then? tieing aide* present : Messrs. Lemon (Treasurer). Ghuruh (j Secretary), Headland, Mainland, Dunn, Ctowes, and Locke. Altar the mutates* r>£ previous meetings luut been ru-ad. the lloiwa CumtnitSae prextuitod the following report : " To the Committee tJattumt HoapitaL 4 'CJsntUmwnv—-VVo have the honor to viMiovt that wis have visited the Hospital r*!jp tho ruonfft, and have been partiett'l" •• plcikwd fc.» find everything trt perfect "*• u-r, both inside .wul uutsido the btiiM* l " : There are buvv I>uf. tw« patients™ • >».• »«ihj *ud iniß female —b-„tfo, of whom pTOg!f«iwui^Srs»>j»Uiv. Vv •» would 'st t£u*i a notice a&ottM

be put in the newspapers, warning persons font trespassing on the grounds, as we finrl that the residents in one the cottages adjoining have been tiaing Uu in a3 a thoroughfare. Beyond thw fiero is nothing we need bring ttnrlt-r y< ntr notif*?. We have passed RCCOiK.t- f'- r t'n u e:st t»* the amount of £35 !>h. * i., ;s:■.'£ have tne honour to remain, your obedieist servants, T. H. Buowjf, If IMe;:tbßrs of iho T. Aurora Cl/>»W, j Hmtac C-»innu't.-7.

Oamarn, Nov. 21st, 187(5. . In accordance wit i the rccomm cn dation of the House Committee, it wai ordered that an advertisement sho'd l be inserted t.wiee to each of the local papers, warning persons trespassing upon tl.e Hospital Grounds ; and the Warder ilireeted to place a board npon some conyp'cons pfac.", with a lika notice aißxed t»> prevent trespass in ttitnre. The Sewretaky tntimat d he had received the sum of £8 from Mr. M'Phce on nccount of maintenance.

Mr. Lane's account being incorrect was referred back for revistntt, but other claims to the extent of Os. 7d. were passed for payment. Mr. Dr>*?» gave nottca to move at next meeting of Committee—" That it be roconiP'ended to the annual meeting that rule 42 be rescinded, and that it be provided instead that minrstera of any religious p rsttasion be admitted to the Hospital at ail hours." The matter of revising the roles in accordance with pr-vtoita resolutions was entrusted to Messrs. Clowes, Brown, and His lop.