Lautoka's "Mystery Building”
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EN someone spends £40,000 on a building they usually have a very lear idea of the use they are going to put it to, but this Kisan >angh (Farmers’ Union) building, one of the largest and most ■n in Lautoka, Fiji, seems to be an exception to that rule, impleted about a year ago, it is occupied today by a dozen little en with polio and a small medical staff as an annexe to the owded Lautoka public hospital. The ground floor has foyer and office like that of a theatre, for which there is apparently little
id at pre pay off the each farmer ier of the will contri one ton of cane each i for the five years, request in mber for ssion t o graph the j gang of i e cripples were scurry bout the hall
ricycles, was r refused by the medical superintendent. .Not, of course, tnai. )dy has any complaints about the use to which it is being put at loment. But was it planned that way?-