The Evening Star. PUBLISHED DAILY AT FOUR P.M. Resurrexi. THURSDAY, JUNK 14, 1883.

Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4506, 14 June 1883, Page 2

The Evening Star. PUBLISHED DAILY AT FOUR P.M. Resurrexi. THURSDAY, JUNK 14, 1883.

"Wr sire pleased to bbs^rre that the Hospital Comnittee «e,airakeniofr to a sense of duty, by taking action in the direction of inereasint; thtf'area of their" property, and the eatablisnni'ent of a, new, surgical ward, with all /tbje. jpodern improvements. The want, of aiaeosamodatibn Tof the description indicated has been loos felt, and ' has placed the openiting surgeon, and fre* qaently the patient,- in a rery awkward position, and, moreover, as was pointed out by Mr Brodie, the old surgical ward baa donef duty almost since the opening of the field, and as, no donbt, the tisjbera of the building have by this thae become' so '-, impregnated with poissjsjotia gwrsa* that these is a feisitm. dan#»r of Pyssnssi «akis>t: pUce, it iit proposed that the ward' referred to should be built of brick or concrete, with plastered inside walls, and) ultimately become a portion of a permanent hospital structure, to be erected when funds are available. The additional apace will be Ireauired for Tariotw' purposes, and we thnk that Mln^ sbxmld be left «o4ooe in urging this iutpflttant matter nnder the notice of tb« fiprMeotatiiwi of the district.