WELLINGTON SOUTH NURSING DIVISION

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2282, 16 October 1914, Page 2

WELLINGTON SOUTH NURSING DIVISION

• . ANNUAL, MEETING. The annual meeting of the Wellington South Nursing Division was held on Tuesday last. _ Mrs. J. P. Luke, who is a. nursing sister of the division and president *ot the brn'ack, occupied the ohair. The annual report, which was presented and adopted by the meeting, stated, inter alia, that a good syllabus was drawn up by the lady superintendent for the year's work, and some interesting and instructive lectures were generously delivered by Dr. Platts-Mills. ■ Drs. Giesen, Tolhurst. and Fyffe. The practices and corps drills were of a varied character, and the work on the whole well carried out, Tho year had beon a strenuous one for all members. Soon after the beginning of the brigade year tlio City was plunged into an industrial strife, wlien various dressing stations woro established in the town, our own division being located at tho Star Boating Club shed. Twentj'-four members reported themselves for duty, and, in all, 106 cases wore attended. Members of the division rendered splendid service in connection with the war in making articles of clothing, subsoribing to various funds; tho division eurgeon and officers equipped and packed all tho panniers for Auckland, Canterbury, and Wellington, making 22 in all. Tho South Wellington equipment was financed by the generosity of Mrs. S. Hz Underwood, and given through our president, Mrs. J. P. Luke. The Defonco Department now recognises the St. John Ambulance Brigade as part of the National Reserve for duty if necessity arises. The balance-sheet showed a oredit of £23.

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