CORRESPONDENCE
AN I'.XPkANA.TTi IN. (To the Editor). Sir. —At a meeting of the Hospital Board bold at Hokitika on December ilth., a letter was read from me .M----dressed to the •‘Chairman’’ complaining of the Board’s action in leaving .-math Westland without a. Nuisc for -oino indefinite period pending the erection of a cottage at \\ aiho. A statement was then made to the elicit that I had written another letter approving of the Board s action. (The action here referred to was the subject of my complaint in my to the Chairman, as mentioned above).
This statement was contrary to la i. as I did not approve ol the Board s action. 1 was particularly interested m the appointment of n Nurse, as two members of our family had to he taken to Hokitika for medical attentc n which would have been averted if a Nurse had been appointed Vety reluctantly 1 have resorted to the pres* by way of public explan Won. but with p-rsistent imputations of inconsistency levelled at me. I have been compelled to do so. —T am -ts..
W. D. NO: A fikuru. February 3rd.. 1033.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 February 1923, Page 1
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