LIFE-SAVING.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16161, 15 March 1918, Page 3

LIFE-SAVING.

CANTERBURY CEXTRE. j A meeting of the Canterbury Head Centre o£ tho Royal Savins. bociety was he-d oil Wednesday, Mr K. Bassett preaiauig owr a a letter lrom the a^ of the Timaru Main School, who stated that he had 10 pupils ready for examination, it was stated xhttt Air C, Bryant would be in Timaru about tho end o£ this month, and ,<,"! £SS « a- *«« w* — received with regTct. T vw in Messrs W. H. Benson and J. W>n nwiu were added to tho Ust of examiners for Uio and instructive outline by Mr J. Wyn Irwin, of how to promote in resuscitating a subject, was to f meetin", Mr Irwin treating the matter from a physiological standpoint and difiermt, bo me what from the standard methods. Considerable discussion ife resuscitation methods, and ® .• , "j *\Vvn Irwin gavo notice to move that resolution sotting up and adopting the present method bo rescinded. During the evening awards won were P re " eC Scieu f cv'S.M. and Bronze Medallion —Emily E Biahop, Albert R. Black, Maurice V. Wilson, Norman John R. R. 'Henry O. Williams,' W Sr£ h lLt a C 'TMcher 3 ° n Certificate-Douglas C- D^««Proficiency Certificates— Marjorio Murray, Corumia Walker. ' . . , -mill Mr Davidson was tho recipient of a win a H presentation, from tho snccessrul competitors for his instructional work.