NO SALARY CUT
i HOSPITAL BOARD’S DECISION. * f (By Telegraph—Ter Press A ssociation) GISBORNE, April 23. Members of the Cook Hospital Board sit to-day’s meeting showed a determined objection to any reduction in the salaries paid to the staff, and after an ■animated discussion, a motion was carried by eight votes to three, that, in view of the saving of over six thousand pounds during the past year, no reduction in salaries be made. In the (course of the discussion, it was mentioned that there had been no loss of efficiency by reason of economy, bid oii the contrary, efficiency had been X increased, and high eulogies were paid \ to the Secretary, Mr C. Arthur Hailies, and the staff generally.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1931, Page 5
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120NO SALARY CUT Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1931, Page 5
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