... yearsfrom 1906 to 1910--was matromin-chief of the Queen Alexandra imperial Military Nursing Service. Miss Keer, — ZT - v io had lived at Tarring for the last, two years, received her training as a ...

... than you found it. rNITEII SERVICE FUND. Speaking On the United Service Fund, originating with the Canteen Surplus Fund, Mr. W. J. B. Trotter emphasised the fact that it was not a charity, it was their own money. The Ex-Service organisations said it was ...

... County Hospital, £lOO ; Hurstpierpoint Nursing Association, £75; Sayers Common Nursing Association, National Fire Brigades’ Benevolent Fund, £3O; Sussex Eye Hospital, £2O ; Brighton Women’s Hospital, £l5; Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children. £10; Brighton ...

... during the past months has been in accordance with the personal instructions of the Queen, and portions of the house have been altered beyond recognition. Queen Alexandra's apartments, however, will for the present remain •as they were on the day that she ...

... Rogers, rer.rc s ...

... EX-SERVICE MEN SEEK SITUATIONS. In view of the large amount of unemployment In the town it is the duty of everybody who can do so to employ an ex-Service man. This column is intended for the use of soldiers and sailors seeking employment. No merge is ...

... \*Mr and the Queen Alexandra Military \ur>ing Service, Mi-- nee ?•%«.• rtoTi. The in '-irners Mi Kogors. lepre>rntalives from the Brili>h and French V.A.D.’s, the London School Nursing, Oueen Alexandra’.- ...

... which l was undermined hy militai* service, has much unproved. Ml-- -ervtd during the w.n wiilil the Queen Alexandra Imperial Military | Nursing Re-crw. and. according the or«|- that ...

... PICKPOCKETS SENTENCED. BBITISH LEGION SERVICE THE WAR MEMORIAL. A LESSON IN LOYALTY. Over five thousand people the annual British Legion service memory the sailors, soldiers and airmen who tell in the war, at the Alexandra Paik Sunday afternoon. A lurge detachment ...

... Institute fur Nurses:, (21 its a ffi liated Associations; and (3) the' long service pension fund for its nurses. The Mayor (Alderman Walter Gardiner) asks us, however, to say that he has received the following donations towards the Queen ...

... to the Queen Victoria Jubilee Institute ;or Nurses, who pay for the training of Queen's Nurses, and half retained by the West Sussex County Nursing Association. We need a big sum to help our newly launched Long ...

... finished live years' war service France with tin-Queen Alexandra's Imperial \ui,ing Reserve, and that she bad lelt I/>nd«'U with the of paring short visit !•> a friend at St. Leonards. Miss Shore's father was cousin of the famous nurse the ...