MASTERTON HOSPITAL

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4368, 15 March 1893, Page 3

MASTERTON HOSPITAL

Meeting of Trustees, Tho'ordinary monthly mooting of the Mantartou Hospital Tnuitowj wiut held yesterday afternoon, in the Borough OliarubofN, tlioro lining proMuasru J l . 0, Uoddingtoii (Guainnun), G. S. W, Dalryvaph, B. P. Pony, Rev Futhor MoKenua, and J. a. Keith, ' MtNUMB. Tho minutes of tho previous meets ing wero read and confirmed. TlffiAßUflEß'a UIEI'OBT, Tho Treasurer's report, read by Mr W. Seilar, showed a debit balance of £l7 11 Id. ■: COHSESKWDENtfE Was received from Me G, Moore, stating he had pleasure in forming the Trustees that a obegae for £ls had been passed by the Pahtattia County Council as & donation to the Hospital.: HOSPITAL DIAKV. The Hospital Diary for the month was read. ■ ■ Acociwra. The following accounts were passed for payment :—O. Hughes, £8 18a 7sd; B.;Jorie*, £llos 2§dj B. F. Temple & Co., £5 Oa 2d: J. Wiokens, £1 14s S&, . . ~ '.'_.■ ..'■„ ..'PATIEHTg. ! : " The report; on patients read, showed that there were seven males and three females in- the Hospital at tho beginning of the month... Three males and one female were admitted during the month, and three males and two females were discharged. • : : ; EESIQBATIOH.i The Eev. Father McKenna said it w&g probably known tomost of the Trustees that he proposed taking a trip to the Old Country, and should most likely be absent about sight months. He therefore thought the best plan wan to tender his resignat on as a member, pi the Trust. Mr Boddington said he hoped Father McKenna would come forward again on his return to Master* ton. ■' :: ' V;;Father. McKenna said he tool: a deep interest in the Hospital and resigned with regret, and Bbouk! be always prepared to again act if a vacancy occtired, but boßhonld not care to contest an election.

The Chairman said they would miss ■ Father MoKimna's services very much, : and he hoped to see him re-elected in | Jaauary. As Father MoKenna had ' remarked -with only six Trustees it 1 ■would be as well to accept the resignation S and v they ail- wished him a plwaot trip. He would therefore move that the resignation be accepted with regret. . Mr J. B. Keith BeaoDdfld., -He hoped that thay might soon welcome Father McKenna back. TIBITIKQ HeUBEB. Mr W.rH. Beetham was appointed visiting member for the month, and the meeting then vent into committee.