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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19807, 26 November 1919, Page 8

lenders for alterations to the Christchurch Curses Home were recently considered by the Hospital Committee, the estimute being £I4OO. It was ported at to-day’s meeting of tho board that owing to the high prices of the tenders, the committee had not accepted one, and had referred tho whole matter to the architect for further consideration. Mr G. Witty M.P., wired to Mr J Hislop, duet electoral officer, Well inn *ou, asking him whether lie would prt ride a polling booth at the Cashmere Mill Biuiatorium, as there were patients there 'from an districts AJ r wittv has received the following reply froin Mr Mislop:— Regret unable establish booth in Sanatorium, but am inquiring whether one cun be established in close proximity thereto.”