TELEGRAMS

Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 July 1915, Page 3

TELEGRAMS

[fib press association.] TftADJiNG WITH TLHE ESEMY. Wellington, This.Day. A Gazette Extraordinary extends the"regulations relating to trading with the enemy to persons of enemy nationality resident or carrying on business in China, Persia, or Morocco. RECRUITING NURSES. Danuevirke, This Day. The Waipawa District Hospital Board, has adopted a scheme of nurse recruiting which is meeting with much success. In view of a possible " shortage of nurses for attending wounded soldiers, .the 'board invited applications from women willing to voluntarily undergo a course of tuition at the hospitals under its control, without remunerat- , ion to the trainees, so that after they had grandiiated their services could be utilised , for wan , nursing if necessary. The response to the invitation for applications has been very gratifying and the scheme will be put in operation practically at once. j