DUNEDIN HOSPITAL EMEUTE.
t (Pnit Pr.Ess Association.) Duncdin, November 5. * Miss Frasei. Matron or the Duncclm Hospital, has *snt in her resignation to the Chauman oi the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, and has asked to ibe relieved of her duties at once The reook at the hospital also lesigned, and asked to be relieved of her duties at the end of the month. It is understood both resignations are due to the publication of an article in the D.dily/Times compjaints by the nurses legarqing food and jnork. At' a" meeting qf the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board last night Miss Frasei asked for an investigation regarding the allegations ' made. A special meeting of Board -will be hey. to-morrow to'consider tlie position." , ""*> . A letter signed by 14 and head nurses has been sent to the Seciotaiy of the Board stating that the allegations were made -without their knowledge or consent, and asking, Miss Fras.er to lcconsidei her decision to reTlic Hospital Board has accepted the resignation of Miss.Fraser, the matron, and decided to bold an inquiry into the'charges which brought about the resignation. I
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10604, 5 November 1910, Page 4
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246DUNEDIN HOSPITAL EMEUTE. Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10604, 5 November 1910, Page 4
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