COUNTRY NEWS
TUATAPFRE, At the Tnatapore District Nurse Cominittnieet mg on dune I, Mr Ifiack, treasurer of the recent winter show held in aid of a nurses' home, rej ortco tnat the total takings (including produce donated after the show! were £lO2 and that the expenses were £ls. The committee decided tn purchase a house, already erected if procurable, if not to build as soon as possible. The secretary' was asked to send letters of thanks to judges and others. Nurse Muir takes up her duties on July 1, when Nurse Summerville retires. Mr A. Hamilton, M.P., in his opening remarks at the show, expressed Ids sympathy with the movement, urging the residents to support it heartily. lie alto congratulated the growers of the splendid root crops then on exhibit ion and emphasised the educative value of such a display of produce, cooking, preserve-', fruit, etc. In his concluding remarks V Hamilton predicted a great future for th Tuntaperc district surrounded as it was, In. said, by so many of Nature's best gifts.
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Southland Times, Issue 18842, 7 June 1920, Page 7
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173COUNTRY NEWS Southland Times, Issue 18842, 7 June 1920, Page 7
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