The Waihi District Hospital

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1085, 5 September 1904, Page 2

The Waihi District Hospital

Monthly Meeting Tub usual monthly meeting of Hospital Trustees was hold on Friday eveningProsont: Messrs Gilmour (chairman). Brown, Wood, Hind, Nowdick, Bongo and Campbell. MATRON'S REPORT

Tho inakon reported that theto woro 16 patients in the hospital at the beginning of Iho month. Fifteen were admitted and 1!) dischargod, having 18 still in tho hospital, Sho also reported that Miss McGrogor, who had been taken on as a probationer on trial during tho month, had retired, and that Misa Pultuor had been taken on in her place. That Nurse Alico Graham, having contracted starlet fever, was isolatod in tho fover ward; and that Miss Littlejohn had been taken on trial as a probationer nunc. PROBATIONERS The following applications wove received and placed on tho roservo list:—Misses Ncwdick, Anderson, M. and L, brown. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Tho sum of £2 was voted to tho Telophono Exchange, HOSPITAL BALL A special voto of thanks was passod to tho ladies' hospital ball committee, and it was resolved that the trustees present each uiauabor of tho couimiitoo with an onlarged photo of the hospital building, HOUSE COMMITTEE Tho Houso Committeo for tho month was appointed as follows:—Mosses. Brown, | Nowdiok and Hind, ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION It was resolvod that tho sscretary draw up a list of subsoribors in a spotial book, and thnfc printed notices bo sent to prob< able now subscribers as woll as old subscribers,

OHINEMUB HOSPITAL N It was resolved that Msssrs, (iilmour and Torrens bo requostod to interview tho trustees of the Ohiuemuri Hospital fund, and report at next meeting.

Tho secretary repot tod that a total ot 235 pationts had been admitted since tho opening of tho Hospital, of whom 48 catuo from Ohinemuri County.