It is an undoubted fact that the cast wing of the General Hospital is in a bad state of repair. Theisub:
mittee had to decide, there such a condition y be condemned as unfit, and if so, whether it should be rebuilt. Members were helped in this respect by reports from the hospital architects and from the Commissioner of Public Works. These two authorities were agreed that the Life of the building could con be siderably prolonged if attention were given to defects in the arches in the north wall, which could be made good by the insertion of reinforced concrete ribs; and if the building were generally overhauled and d. fective timber and brickwork r placed. The cost of such rep: would not be great.
The Board of Governors of the General Hospital, who had d. in favour of rebuilding. if such course were possible, put for created corta! he following scheme: in the way of c Further The cost of building a new east
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