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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20503, 20 May 1938, Page 6

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Local Marketing. —A remit endorsed at the Provincial Conference of the Farmers’ l m*»u at Auckland yesterday asked that the price of butter and cheese sold "f» the local market should be Hi** same as ttie overseas price, except that wh»»n the latter fell below the guaranteed price the local price should be maintained at the guaranteed price by an appropriate transfer from the Consolidated Fund to the Dairy Account.

Wellington Hospital. —?;r James Elliott. before the commission inquiry into Wellington’s hospital building problem, recommended that non-acute cases should r>e accommodated in more cheaply built and run institutions. and a wooden hospital of 100 bods, costing not more than £IOOO a • ley. He also considered that the home nursing system should be organised and developed to improve the health of the community and thus reduce the number of prospective hospital patients.