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-One of the porters at the Wellington Hospital committed the “indiscretion ’ ’ of going to the pictures, with a nurse frbm the institution, as a result of which it was considered there had been a breach of discipline, and in subsequent proceedings the porter left the service of the board. Correspondence on the matter from the porter’s solicitors came before the Hospital Board, - when objection was taken to the statements made on behalf of The Boar , an ' an action, fOT wrongful dismissal was hinted at. Mr. C. H. Chapman said it appeared to him to be a case •of dis eipline run mad. It was wrong to expect to maintain, discipline by such steps as this. On the face of it, it look ed like comic opera. One or two members said the action taken, considering all the, facts, was necessary in f »•«■ - Uli:' aimiliHia. >

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Shannon News, 17 July 1923, Page 3

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Untitled Shannon News, 17 July 1923, Page 3

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