ELECTION Oi' OFFICERS.
Messrs Robert Wilson, Win. Ashor, and Muir were elected Directors for the ensuing year. Mr Sydney James was re-elected Auditor. LEASE OV THE BATHS.
Mr Duthie moved — " That the Directors be empowered to let the Baths by tender if they should see fit."

Mr Price seconded tho motion, which wa* earned unanimously.
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS AND THE BATHB. The Chairman complained that some of the medical practitioners aid not sufficiently recog nise the curative properties of the Turkish Bath 3, which had been of great benefit to numerous patients who had been troubled with rheumatics. The following amusing circum stance had come under his notice. In one case a doctor here said to his patient, " You must not go to the Turkish Baths ; you are not in a sufficiently healthy position. You must take this medicine." The patient quietly put the medicine in a cupboard and came to the Turkish Baths. When the doctor next visited him he said, " You are really progressing very nicely. lam very much pleased to see you getting on so well. Continue the medicine as before." "All right," said the patient, who, when he was quite cured, showed the doctor all the medicine bottles, still uncorked, in the clip board. He (the Chairman) related several in stances where persons had recovered from severe attacks of rheumatism through using the Turkish Baths. Mr Esther and other shareholders men tioned cases where medical men had recom mended their patients to use the Turkish Baths here.
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