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... qualifications for joining these voluntary aid detachments were not, very greet. They were not asked to be a Bachelor of Science or a Doctor of Medicine. They were asked to get two certificates, namely, the first aid and home nursing certificates of The ...
... Office. The detachments, says one of the paragraphs deecribing the scheme, should be of two classes, consisting respectively of men and women, just as in the case of the relief detachments of the Japanehe Red Croas Society and the voluntary aid companies ...
... nursing: and it has been provided that the members of each voluntary aid detachment shall be required to pass the twofold examination of the St. John Ambulance Association : the examination in first aid and the subsequent examination in nursing. You have therefore ...
... n the fighting line should belong to the voluntary aid detachmente of the End CM.. s oc i e ty. That was a man's obvious duty. Th ere etas no uniform, only a badge, sod it was arranged that after the detachments were formed no 'spasm would fall an the ...
... was most open to criticism in the matter of tune. The -- I operatic seleetions were performed with Organization of Voluntary Aid Detachments.' sprightliness end vivacity, and the charming melodies of Sullivan recalled delightful men - In August, 1909, the ...
... a map placed upon probate because they would have them an easel, then explained the work which the ready to hoot voluntary aid detachments would be ex- In conclusion, Cal. Magill said the subject petted to do if fighting took place in their was a very ...
... gap by the Voluntary Aid Organisation, which undertakes to provide, where necessary, for the transport of the sick and wounded, to furnish rest and food stations along the line of transport, and to raise and train Voluntary Aid Detachments ...
... sick and wounded after they leave the general base hospital. There again voluntary rid is called in. It is proposed that there should be in each county a voluntary aid detachment formed by the Red Cross So, iety,which should consist of a men's division ...
... of both ladies and gentlemen were enrolled for the purpose of attracting lectures on einholen. work and to form a voluntary aid detachment for the village. The lecturer will be Dr. Gauge. lELLIMAN - Si Embrocation :/, .----- ,„. • 4-4 ''' • qsl / q V ...
... division, with Lady Calthorpe as vice-president, and Miss Caldwell as se4 retary. In connection with this organisation a Voluntary Aid Detachment for Hartley Wmtney and Hlvetharn was organised, with Dr. W. Balgarnie ea commandant. The progress made since that ...
... yoeterdisy week, when the Marquis of Winchester presided over a representative gathenog, it warn decided to form voluntary ski detachments of the British Red Cross Society in the various borough and poor-law was in the county. The detachmanta are to be ...
... case of a Ho. School gen tl e b o t.b e d . with heavy rates or wiling the voluntary school oat of the ratted. The Bill aloe before Parliement llosOgn CA joys provided for aid being given to Volan. Layering is the mode neuellv adopted in the ray Schools ...