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West Coast Times, 20 April 1911, Page 3

. London Hospital, right in the most congested part of London, admits considerably more than a thousand patients every day, has over one thousand beds always full, between 500 and 600 nurses on the staff and is such an immense institution that scores, nay hundreds of medical students have spent from sto 7 years there taking their degrees, and yet have never been over the whole of the premises. It is from this quarter that the poor children will be taken to enjoy a day’s fresh air and a view of green fields on Coronation Day. In a letter received by his mother only last week, Mr. Alan Adams, of Grcymouth, who is at the' Medical College, says: “Since I last wrote I have been out with one of the fellows on midder cases, and got my first real experience of EastEnd poverty. The place was practically bare and when some milk was wanted to give to the woman there was not a drop in the house, no money to get anything and the husband out of work, so I had to give them a few’ coppers to get some. They get a card signed by one of us and are able to procure necessary articles, for a fortnight, at the expense of the Hospital.”

A special reduction in Ladies Straw Hats at S. J. Preston’s. Fourteen days only. Why pay 6s 6d and /s M when you can get the same lino for 4s 6d. All new goods at S. J. Preston s. Leading Draper.

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Prices:—3s, 2s, Is. PROHIBITION, MR W. THOMPSON, will REPLY iVi to MR.. T. E. TAYLOR, on TUESDAY, APRIL, 25th. At 8 p.m. in the PRINCESS THEATRE* HOKITIKA. i Subject:—“ Prohibition, Fruitful of Drunkenness —and condemned uj History and Experience.” . Chair to be taken by His Worship the Mayor at 8 o’clock. PUBLIC HALL, KOKATAHI. WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 26th. ■THE ANNUAL BALL in aid of the. i KOITERANGI FOOTBALL CLU B will bo held as above. Admission: Double Tickets 3s 6d; Extra ladies Is; Good Music. M .WALLACE, Secretary.

WANTED.—A HOUSEKEEPER, for '' Grey mouth. No children. Wages £1 per week. Apply Times Office. WANTED. —By a MARRIED COUD PLE, two furnished rooms witn conveniences. Apply Times Office. WANTED .—EXCELSIOR TAILORD IXG COY., want good liana; one used to tailor-made skirts preferred. Constant work. Good Wages. WANTED.— SIX YOUNG GIRLS, d» f OT Refreshment Booth, Hokitika Race Course.—Apply H. Preston. TOTARA FLAT SALE YARDS. APRIL 22nd., 1911. p. IV. MOSS AND CO. will sell bv nublic auction ab °l2o : STORE CATTLE? On account of Mr. O’Regan. 150 STOP ECATTLE On Account of Mr. P. Hamer 60 STORE CATTLE , On account or clients. 1000 STORE SHEEP . On account of Mr. Alf Smith. G. W. MOSS AND CO., Auctioneers.