... retired pay, is seetommically referred to, rimy be by ell members of the Queen Mer r y Nutmeg Service at the age of 50, cc after 20 year' serene. amount of the retired pey—es the nurses verve beyond 20 years (to age the ran,' greatly. Generally it works ant ...

... logically it might low. dot not alio.* work. The coat of Wiwi service Id he •bout .11110. per and woold be totter to Compute:ll7 military service mould with recruiting for the regular military terrine. mid fatter the spirit of militarism. What wrong with ...

... RANKS OF NURSES IN THE ARMY. Here I will explain the cations grades of authority in the heirarohy of the Queen Alemodre's Military Nursing Service. At the bottom are, of coune, the probs. boner*, or. as they sere called, stall nudistriy ...

... to inform men 'lig such certificates who have been pas fit for garrison service abroad that, after an interval of two months, they may at any time be called upon for military service. An in. dixidual notification Will be sent to such man, sod he wi!l be ...

... JUBILEE NURSES’ INSTITUTE. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOUTHAMPTON BRANCH. The annual meeting of the Southampton branch of the Queen Victoria Jubilee Nurses’ Institute for proriding trained nurses for the sick poor in their own homes, was hdd Wednesday the ...

... belongs fighting family. His father and grandfather were 1 both lohg-service soldiers, and Lieut. Needham has also served over 20 years iA „ with ithe Colours. The military service SPRAYING. 'of the three generations represents about An exaggerated idea ...

... JUBILEE NURSES' INSTITUTE. The enema meeting of the Southampton bra.* the Queen Victoria Jubdee Nurses' institute for proteding trained nurses for the sick poor in their own was held oil Wednesday in the All Sainte' Albion Time, Mr. J. C. Moberly prowling ...

... only in the methods of nursing, developed they bate heen by the mores of MEW!, but to the estimation in which nurss held and the booms' to which their noble prefessioe has attained. has been the happy empirstion Queen Alexandra to link up the proves of ...

... Coronation service will be as short as is consistent with the dignity and solemnity of the occasion, and, subject to this reservation, it will follow very closely the lines of that used at the Coronation of King Edward and Queen Alexandra. In considering ...

... Christian work. excellent entertainment was given in the even THE MILITARY CROSS.—Captain Dr. G. N. Braham, M.C., R.A.M.C. has received from the King the Military Cross for meritorious services in the field. Capt. Braham was a member the Southampton Battalion ...

... of hie commuted 6d.--about £72. are also sabered to commute their prior. M.M.—The pay of • or tenter nurse is the Queen Almada. Imperial Military Nursing Bemire commences K £4O and rises, by annual increment., to £45. Then she is promoted to ...

... ely, Obtain any allowance whatsoever. Els—Your diaoliarge as no longer fit for war service does not exempt you from /being called up under the new Military Service Act, unless it was given , you be. come of being scounad at the Front, or became of your ...