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... The nurses: M. R. i.i.n (Aldershot), E. G. Morgan aid, , rthfr. N. Smyth (Milbank. London) M. Ellis iNetleyi, are on the re;ular staff of Queen Alexandra's imperial Military Nursing ...
... profession and nurses, and in particular he has been able to take great pride in the nursing services of the Empire, offspring of Queen Victoria's Nurses. Mr. Teeling is now working hard In the propagation of a ...
... GOOD WORK BY NURSES. Mr. H. ThOrnber, secretary, preant- Mg the 38th annual report. said that Nurses Rees and Weaver gave excellent service to the Association, and their work was greatly appreciated. A good report on their work had been received from ...
... Miss Agatha Mary Phillips, chief principal matron, Queen Alexandra's Military Nursing Service, the head of the military nursing service in India, ...
... have a balance in nand. A satisfactory report was submitted from the Queen's Institute of Nurses. tollowing a visit to the local nurse's hcme by one of the officials. Mr. E. Wilkinson was reappointed the official collector. CUT OF CUP COMPETITION. — After ...
... Northampton. TRANS ADLER. Also Night Service Both Ways. 15, LORD-STREET. HALIFAX. Fares. Return, 16/. Single. Rook at-- scorrs MOTOR SERVICES. Powell Street. p RIVAT I Tel. 2169. HALIFAX. Tel. 2169. DAILY SERVICE 013. and B. and WILES. £3 to £5OO WITH ...
... Frogs, read by Ronald Watkins. B.o.—Religious Service: Address by Rev. Archibald Alexander. relayed from St. John's Wood Presbyterian Church. 11.45.—Dams Madge Kendal appealing on behllf the the Maternity Nursing Assocyttion 'the Week's Good Cause,. B.so ...
... of the military forces shall Include women members of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military service, or its reserve, Territorial Army Nursing service, ...
... Major S. Firth Halifax Natives Fine Military Career. The death occurred, at 10. Avenue Victoria, Scarborough, on Wednesday night. of Major Samuel Firth. a native of Halifax, a gentleman who had a l wonderful military career. Major Samuel Firth was born ...
... Domestic Service. EXPERIENCED COOK-GENERAL or Domes- tic Help; one in family; not daily.—Write 82, Courier Office. IE XPERIENCED COOK GENERAL Wanted. Bungalow Lightcliffe. Good wages. Aged 25 to 40.—-Write W3, Courier Office. TADY wants Post as DAILY ...
... Paul's. Waldenbury. near }litchi% the home of their uncle, the Hon. David Bowes-Lyon, youngest brother of the Queen. The voices of the King and Queen from one end of the radio and land line link-up travelled by a different route from the voices of Princesses ...
... of the surplus funds of the society was used for the training of women nurses at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Nctley—the beginning of the prevent queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Sorting !teethe In the South African War the Central ...