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... 535 (1,016); 0r94; per cent, of establishment (2,005). British Re» Cross Detachments.âNotificatioi has been received of the registration the first men' Voluntary Aid Detachments, auspices a Dorse: branch of tbe British Red Cross Associs tion This is ...
... TERRITORIAL ASSOCLA- see STRENGTH: OF: OF FORCE. ee = THE NATIONAL” RESERVE. THE HAY SEASON AND THE CAMPING “WOMEN’S VOLUNTARY AID: DETACH. 5 TERRITORIALS AND TH THE COMPENSATION “ACT. A meeting of the above-named Amociation washeld y afternoonatthe Shirehail ...
... Office is favourabic to the scheme ScHEME POR VOLUNTARY AID d I of the British Red Cross Baleus has been appointed by the local branch Be aid for the county. Considetable activity has been dis- irector of voluntary | Seciety. played by the local branch of ...
... Society, 2nd Dorset Voluntary Aid Detachment, took Tuesday afternoon, at Lyon | House, Sherborne, by kind permission of Mr. and Mra. Milford. The inspector was Major of the who was sent by the War Office Winohester. The detachment | aquitted admirably ...
... Cross Socirerr.—The loca! detachment of the British Red Cross Society has been in existence for a very shortperiod, but itis nearly up to strength, the men at present numberin: nearly 60. On Weduesday evening the detachment held their first field day ...
... disp'ayed v j ! he many ave taken the matter im band, good progre-a ts nade every where. ln the Shaftesbury Division, one Voluntary Aid Detachment is aiready { waiting registration, and others wu be very qually advanced. Although the position of be Shaftesbury ...