Hospital Committee Meeting Considers Private Ward Change
The Hospital Committee met Tuesday night with chair A W Faylor and ten members present. They accepted a resignation from auditor F Stephens and appointed J McAskill to fill the vacancy. Donations included a case of port wine from Auldana Co. The morgue tender deadline was extended. The Matron reported minor repairs and requested Visiting Committee calls. Medical Officer Dr Corfe gave October figures. Accounts totalling 54 us 1d were approved. Debate over private ward admission concluded with a sub committee to report on alternative rooms for a private ward.
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Messrs
A. W.faylor
J. Whiting
M. J. Kern
KE. E. Bridle
A. J. Shaw
H. N. Gibson
A. Murray
R. J. Baker
T. Jackson
Yorfe
F. Stephens
Stephens
J. McAskill
AuldanaQo., Limited
Patterson
Mingelo
R. Newhbigging
Barrett
Stewart
Express Office
Lambert
Van
E. Hunter
Sapett Cash
Potty A
A. W. Taylor
Bruck
W. Barnett
Wah Sing
Ali
F Caldwell
Shaw
Murray
Taylor
Baker
Whiting
Erin
Peak Hill
Jones
Bridle
Gibson
Haker
Committee Discusses Matron's Sitting Room and Visitor Space
Mr Shaw questioned whether the committee would deprive the Matron of a sitting room and visitor reception area. Mr Baker offered to focus on patient comfort first, then matron and visitor needs. The secretary gains power to arrange patient maintenance terms and sign admission tickets, with Dr Corfe notified that tickets must be signed by the secretary or a committee member.
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Shaw
Baker
Corfe
Sheep and cattle market opens with animated demand
J C Youxa & Co report a large sale with 38 879 sheep penned as demand stays strong for prime export lambs. Cattle yarded heavily, mostly light types, with calves in abundance. Market opens firm versus last week and sheep vans delayed until mid December amid rain relief hopes.
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Messrs
J. C. Youxa & Co
S.M.I. Coy
Resumption of Improvement Leases in the Assembly
Mr. Trefle pressed the Lands Secretary on adding right to resume or withdraw improvement leases for settlement and for supervision of improvements to protect the Crown. Mr. Moore said withdrawal is allowed after ten years for reserves and that cost schedules and reports accompany lease offers, with lessee proposals for extra improvements subjected to inquiry.
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Trefle
Moore
Praying for Rain by Sydney Minister on drought petition
Rev David Brown of St Stephen s Church Sydney argued on the question ought we pray for rain. He said the drought must be a national calamity not a mere inconvenience and that moral purpose of God must be served in some real measure. He urged leaving the decision to God whose knowledge is infinite.
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David Brown
St. Stephen's Church
Sydney
God
Milestone Speech Frames NSW Hospital Groundbreaking
At Auburn on Saturday the New South Wales Premier spoke at the foundation ceremony saying it remained a melancholy fact that despite medical progress and nursing advances the number of poor sick continued to rise.
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Rene Follo
Rod
Adiniens Grakeoy
Lila Springs
Fear Mourke
Calle von Tie
Cabrera
Wwe
Aneteatio
New South Wales
W. Lowe
Merchant Tailors
George Street
Oxford Street
Sydney
Auburn
Local Remedy Claims Noted In Jundah Advertisement
Messrs Williamson and Co of Jundah Queensland report Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has a strong local reputation with remarkable cures and widespread household use. A. W. Taylor & Co Peak Hill and W. Lees Tomingley are retailers listed for sale.
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Messrs. Williamson and Co
Jundah, Q
Chamberlain
A. W. Taylor & Co
Peak Hilky
Ds W. Lees
Tomingley
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