To the Editor of the "Nortu-Cuina Dairy News."
Sim—Last July when the Governors of the Country Hospital wished to convert the fourth floor into rooms for patients it became necessary to pi accommodation for the nurses. The Governors of the hospital advised the purchase of a piece of land opposite the entrance to the hospital on the other side of the Great Western Road for the Purpose of erecting a nurses' home-'This proposal was approved of by the Commissioner of Health and the Commissioner of Public Works who advised that a nurses' home be rebolders and the most service to subscribers. actual sort interests not at all, provided it ensures increased efficiency without increased cost. Shareholders, on the other liliand, want the best return for the money they have invested in the undertaking at a when. silver was not the debased metal it is at present. From a shareholder's point of view the Ericsson offer is un-
Aoubtedly the best, while for subscribers the Cable Company's tender would appear to offer the cheapest service. The really important point is: can the tenderers' guarantees to supply an efficient service at a moderate cost over a long period be relied on?
Tam ete.,
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