NURSES' EXAMINATIONS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2354, 9 January 1915, Page 2

NURSES' EXAMINATIONS

•'. SUCCESSFUL OAND'rpATES... The following iB a list of successful candidates in the_ recent examinations for tho State registration of nurses:— Alioe J. Walley (Auokland Hospital) passed first for the Dominion. Those who passed with oredit (obtaining 76 per cent, or over) wore: Violet Oppenheim (Christohurch), Florence Lewis (Nelson), Eileen M. Fitzgerald (Wellington), Mai Hodges (Christohurch), Elsio H. Person (Wanganui), Barbara Johnston© (Auckland), Janie Norman (Christohurch), Mary Foley (Wanganui), Ruby C. Makeig (Dunedin), Alithea M. Scott (Auokland), Alico Keyte (Christchurbh), Frances D. Thomson (Ohristchuroh), Laura Rood (Nelson) The following candidates also passed from the various training schools:— Vere Oroll (Blenheim), Isabella M'Kenzie (Masterton), Dons K. Crawford (Masterton), Christina Neil (Masterton), Vere "Warren (Napier), Kaja E. Hansen (Napier and Dannevirke), Kate Burgess (Wanganui), Alico M. M'Lean (Wanganui), Violet E. Petersen (Palmerßton North), Kathleen I. Reid (Patea), Alioe Healy (Stratford), Doris Thompson (Timaru), Daisy M. Anderson (Ohristchuroh), Karera Meadowcroft (Christohurch), Lucy B. Bishop (Ohristchuroh), Frances J. Parsons (Ashburton), Harriet I. M'Clymont (Auckland), Ethel M. Ashworth (Auokland), Marion J. M'Nicol (Auokland), Margaret S. Gillander (Auckland), Cora M. D. Clark (Auckland), Mildred D. Jackson (Auckland), Isal'el 0. Keyes (Auckland), Winifred Usher (Auckland), Ngapori Naera (Auckland and Te Kopura), Ivy C. Burke (Waikato), Margaret M'lrwraith (Mercury Bay), Ruby I. Cameron (Gisborne), Edith G. Hay, Alioe Dickens, Mary M'Curdy, Martha F. Campbell, Annie Garry, Mary M. Gillespie, Mabel K. Ross, Janet Burbush, Jesßie P ; Douglas, Catherine Harrigton, Annie N. Knowles, Jean P. Arnold, Ada M. A. Hore, Lydia E. Bazley, all of Dunedin; Mary E. Shino (Greymouth).

How to Remove Ink-stains. Among the many virtues of a tomato is its power to remove ink-stains. The essential thing is that the remedy must be applied as rapidly after the need for it as possible. Place a fresh piece of blotting paper beneath the stain, and then nib over the surface a 6lice of raw, ripe tomato, substituting fresh piecos of blotting paper until the stain has disappeared. Mr. Bayly, and Mrs. 0. Bayly, of Toko, who motored through to 'Wellington early in the week, leave to-day on their return to Taranaki. A tea was given yesterday afternoon at Mrs.' Tondall's tea-rooms by Mrs. Radcliffe for Miss Pop3y Halse, whose marriage to Mr. Sligo, of Auckland, takes place Bhortly. Mrs. M'Kibbin, of Hastings, passed through Wellington yesterday on her way through to Christchurch.