... Styles and Materials, either ligh or heavy weight, in Men's, from 30s. to 755. KENT TERRITORIAL FORCE ASSOCIATION. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS AND KENT COUNTY WAR FUND. • , I ,v - ' ••• \ a r l : 1 It i AP ltir \ Lt , ...

... morning and evening. The Mayor (Sir S. Penfold), the memhers of the Corporation, the Volunteer Training Corps, and the Voluntary Aid Detachments will attend the morning service. On Monday evening the Rey. -Joseph Rocking will deliver his patriotic lecture entitled ...

... hospitals at home and abroad. 26 Mao's and 84 Women's Brigade Voluntary Aid Detachments have been formed, making a total of Ifle Men's Deraohmerdw, with 7.577 members, and 302 Women's Detachments, with 13.504 members. About two-thiMi of three Detachmenta ...

... with which your lordship- has again directed the affairs of the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Counts, .and to convey to the Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers arid Men of the Detachments the grateful thanks of the Association, on behalf . of the wounded' ...

... newspapers have served the national interest in ways open to no other industry. They have aided Recruiting for the Navy and Army, Special Constabulary, Voluntary Aid Detachments, the Volunteer Training Corps, etc. They have assisted in the raising of money for ...

... chairman/ hip of Colonel Herbert .4. Senor, se intensely gratifywrg to the ninny devoted memhers and officials of Voluntary Aid Detachments' who have on unselfishly ministered to the needs of our sick and wounded soldiers, British and Canadian alike. The ...

... in the same position to the Kent Volunteer Force as the R.A. M.C. stands to the Army. Men of local Voluntary Aid Detachments who have taken their first aid certificates will be regarded as efficiente and on joining will drill four times a month. This ...

... —l suppose they don't now, but they have done. Counsel then called Dr. Yolland, Chief of the Staff of the - Kent Voluntary. Aid Detachments, who stated that the . Fernleigh Hospital, Larkfield, was an auxiliary military hospital. Counsel: Is it a fact ...

... Hospitals?--I suppose they don't now, but they have done. Counsel then called Dr. Yolland, Chief of the Staff of Kent Voluntary Aid Detachments, who stated that the Fernleigh Hospital, Larkfield, was an auxilitary military hospital. Counsel : Is it a fact that ...

... nurses (10 per cent.), whose work Is supplemented the devoted efforts of the Voluntary Aid Detachments, the members of which have undergone courses of instruction in first aid and home nursing, and who. after two years bosnital work, are many of them so ...

... Hospitals?—l suppose they don't now, but they have done. Counsel then called Dr. YeHand, Chief of the Staff of the 'Kent Voluntary Aid .Detachments, who stated that the Fernleigh Hospital, Lark field, was an auxiliary military hospital. Counsel: Is it a fact that ...

... hemispheres, and he has which your lordslup has again directed the ,„„_,— _,, et , as the 'Edison o f m a. of the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Coun_,ty . e — ey. I:W ine* the tcregnip hi c eng i neer o f t h e . and to to the officers, non-commissioned ...