... cided to advertise for a new matron for that day two weeks, at a salary of £20 annually, with rations and apartments. Nurse Wedman, nurse in fever hospital, also wrote tendering her resigna- tio, and requesting the Board to agree to three weeks' notice. ...

... Cohen, MS. The Chair-man, in proposing The Queen and Royal Family, said her MIajestey dwelt no-re than ever now in the regard and affection of her sutbjects. (Cheers.) The Cuairman next gave The United Se-rvices, and in a-cknowledgmeoit. ,Mjo-General ...

... on the appoiorrmeut of aan asustant nurse in the fever hospitael. h'lere ware only two courses- either to appoint an additional nurse or to in- cieease the duties, anfl. of course, the salary of the present heed nurse, Mrs. Chambers, and the com- mittee ...

... DEPARTURE. W'e arc anthorised to state that the following arrangementts for the Queen's depart-nre on Thurs day next, the 26thi, bat-e -been approved by ?? 'tlajesty:-The Queen will leave the Viceregal Lodge at ?? noon, and aill travel by spiecial train ...

... brul~lkno an exam-ple,' aI iieakts no relers-oice to the great mnarine onguneer vwho miade the lafe Mr. Isnafs- spliendid services po ss ible. I sue eelraid, ith~erfore, thrt It is net genee-ally known1 th-at th oOceanlic. 11ke all tepre- cedling Whiite ...