... annuity for Queen's nurses who have completed a certain nunilbor of years' work; and county collections may earmarked up to 50 per cent, for county use in promoting the work nursing tha sick poor their own homes. Queen Alexandra's sympathy ...

... for the nurses in their old age, remark: We feel sure that this work for the suffering poor, presided over first Queen Victoria, then Queen Alexandra, and now, in accordance with the terms of the Royal charter, by our present gracious ...

... QUEEN'S NURSES. There a twofold reason why generous response should be made to the appeal for subscriptions to increase the endowment fund Queen Victoria Jubilee Institute for Nurses In the first place it ia to national memorial to Queen ...

... and its Long Service Fund for its Nurses. A small proportion will devoted to visible Memorial. Addressing the Queen's Nurses Marlborough House in 1901, Queen Alexandra ■aid: can indeed imagine better holier ...

... SERVICE. .Visa Margaret Lavinia has been «v;>oint*i(i ca lister Queen Ale;:andru'« Royal Naval Nursing Service, Afrit 20. WAR OFFICE m.l Staff.—Appointment mode:— Brigade M. A. R. Tank from brigade-major, p. Tank Cuntre, vice St. Ma). A. N. ...

... is spending a like sum on modernizing the Queen Elizabeth class of battleships. The naval holiday seems to almost as expensive as naval working-time. Nevertheless, it is only fair to the authors of the Naval Treaty to state that much the expenditure has ...

... NAVAL & MILITARY. Many naval officers and men, after having ' left the service through the operation of Admiralty economy orders, have realized to uieir sorrow how seriousiy they have been handicapped, when seeking find niche in civil life which they ...

... y | Oomnid. Shpwt. W. T. F. Jieutenant, Dec. 31. ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE. ~e t rroby. Sub-Lieut. D. E. be * '' with seniority Feb. 19, 1925. WAR OFFICE. ! » Walee Bordeiers.—Capt 0. seconded for service «c i adjutant, RESERVE OFFICERS. n llmifc f wea l- ...

... NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Lieut.-Corns. G. E. M. O'Donnell to Iron Du**r Jan. 1; H. A. C. Lane Queen Elizabeth. Ja - t,' G. T. Philip, D.6.C., to Vivid, Jan. 16; J. s *1 Mackenzie-Grieve to Rcputae, Jan. 16. . Lieuts. (Flight Officers, R.A.F.) H. S. Forbe-' ...

... for service in the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy, to be ready to leave the Nore for Portsmouth on Wednesday. The Wren, Volunteer, and Vansittart will pay off at Devonport on 29th inst., and recommission the same day for further service the Fourth ...

... •«t^«*, - L aippoinrfiiit.mt to Fiss-ird ROYAL NAVAL REW3RVE. (R.D-1 feoatler, Aug. 31. h and VT. U C. fret.) ' d Aug. 2.- , d H. S. 15ton h, *»'. 17 and - ' OF WAKSHfPS n '•'em ' left for Zl.—->a.\o|f left for Queens-' August 31.— 1 L fcr Townsville. p ...

... the Royal Tournament, Olympia, and will proceed to Portsmouth tomorrow for training. a friendly match on Monday between the Royal Marino and Devonport Miniature Rifle Clubs the Devonport Club won 15 points. The scores were:— Devonport, 571; Royal Marines ...