Thames

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 7, 14 February 1907, Page 14

Thames

.. For nineteen years (says the ' Thames Star ' of February 5) the Right. Rev. Mgr. O'Reilly has held the office of chairman of, the Thames Hospital Trustees, having been unanimously appointed each year This is a speaking testimony to the ability of the reverend l gentleman as chairman. •, J^ r ; - Paul ' in P ro P° sm g the election- of Monsi'gnor O Rejlly as chairman for the ensuing twelve months, testified to the satisfactory and creditable manner in which the rev. gentleman 'had performed his duties Mr Burns also paid a tribute to the 'chairman's zeal and endeavors to promote the interests, of the institution, and to the happy relations that always existed. Monsignor O'Reilly thanked the members for their renewed confidence in him, as ' evidenced by his unani-

mous election to the chairmanship for- another twelve months. He thanked them- for their cordial cooperation in all matters appertaining to the interests and welfare of the hospital, and he assured them -that he^ would in the future as in the past do his utmost "to assist it maintain the high reputation it had so deservedly gained. Monsignor O'Reilly congratulated Messrs. - Foy and Court on their re-election .to the office of trustees at the recent annual meeting, and eulogised their efiorts^in. the" past. - " - M.t. Foy referred to the harmonious relations that existed between the chairman and the trustees \ they had all worked, together for the benefit of the institution without any friction.