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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17966, 11 March 1930, Page 2

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“The best season Nve have had,” is I lie way Mr A. T. Ross (Wyndham Factory manager) classes if (says the Herald). The prevalence or so much rain has had the effect of prolonging the grass season, and the milk supply has in consequence been well mainlained. That experience, of course, is general throughout the district. Every season seems to bring its compensations. "Although America can perhaps how us something in the magnificence of I heir hospitals, I don't think that country can teach us much as far as nursing is concerned,” said Dr. T. H. A- Vaiintine, Director-General of Health, in speaking to the meeting of the Hawke’s Bay Hospital Board.