MIDWIEERY.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 September 1924, Page 3

MIDWIEERY.

SYDNEY. S-pt. I. Tli - fruit; of sbady and persistent' agitat ion along the long road to reform, espeeially on the pan of Dr A. AAal-s-ei Altinro mol a hand ol la-1i,.-. an seen in (be jir-q) -;e,l e lahlishmellt id a Chair of Midwifery at Sydney l niversitv. As Dr Watson Mmiro sava: •"I'll.- j„ tlieoal triumphs, as it wa•iin| ever shall be. wlcn women's nmols -re set " AA'lien so much of (he public money is ajijilied m foolish ends, a generous outlay on this n-xx Chair. Mini on the iii!|,r.,ve!-i, 111 ol tb" stains of I jt" jiraelioe ,ibslet.ries is as dust in the halanee, for lives mo.xi i,re, ions to Australia Sir.- at stake; yet all insignificant total of CI.V:'! a year io ( ,r ", ’-"d <b" aiiiiud iii-oii!,' "i this new estaoil;onient ol the l idversity. Dr "atson .Moor, xvh,,-. 1-tiers to ih- l’l-.s- -m ,j,i . reform have tilt-I --doimi: the ••Sydney Mi-rninp Hi ' aid,” Iris freiierou~lv su|>jiorie<l him in tins i'eq:;-et says that the meaiine.-:; ol 111- outlay -'li'ierel v alVords lull her witne-- l-> tlm xli aiiLV ri'lui lain eof |.olilieians to realise the importanee. s, vital ami so fai'-reaehing. of this new iie|,ai tment o. liubli'- b-|'al‘h' I | ' ~ it n