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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5325, 4 June 1913, Page 2

gation. Mind your own business and eventually you will have a business of your own to mind. Aggers. Mr G. F, Jenkinson, the wellknown photographer, who till recently carried on business in Queen street, Auckland, ims opened a studio in Ward street, Hamilton, nearly opposite the Winter Show building. Mr Jenkinson has had a long and varied experience of photo'"fei'Hphy, iind makes a specialty ot por- - traitnre. Patrons can rely upon getting Sterling work at reasonable I prices.

j It is announced that the proj prietors of the Auckland Weekly I News have purchased the W’cekty Graphic, which in future will be incorporated with the Weekly News. With today's issue will be found ' our supplement, which should have been circulated on Saturday last. Lnforesoeu circumstances prevented the usual distribution, but we trust that the supplement, though a trifle belated, will be none the less apprecii ated by our readers. It is understood that the Auckland Hospital and Charitable Aid Board are approaching the Minister of 1 üblie Health, the Hon. K. Heaton I Rhodes, on the question of consumpI tive hospitals for the Auckland disi trict, It is suggested that it might | he advisable if the Auckland Hospital i Board, rather than go to the expens" ! of building a separate institution, I were to come to an arrangement with I the Government by which the Te j Waikato Sanatorium could be made | the consumptive home for the entire | province, which course, it is argued, i would result in greater efficiency and i less cost. If the Minister agrees to j the suggestion the board will not proceed with the proposed hospital for consumptives at the Tamaki, but instead will send all the Auckland patients to Cambridge. This, it is urged, would result in the Cambridge institution being worked with much greater economy and efficiency. The i Minister is to look into the matter on I his visit at the end of the present I week to the Cambridge sanatorium.