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now possible, but as Mr. Lucas will have practically all the dispensing work to do, under the supervision of the Colonial Surgeon, I consider that he should have some increase of salary in consideration of the rising work.
More worth? to $1,200, be increased to $100 a month rising by $10 a month to $160 a month.
The popularity of Alice Hospital, especially among paying patients, for whom extra accommodation has had recently to be devised, is steadying, and the dispensing extra work which will be thrown upon him.
D. Ayres, therefore, suggests that the salary of the Assistant Apothecary, which is now $960 per annum, be increased by annual increments of $48, although the increase suggested is pretty considerable and there is rather a tendency to make proposals to