ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 591, 24 July 1933, Page 4

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

WELL ATTENDED MEEJ FORMS ROTORUAI DIVISI0N j A public meeting of the j branch St. John Ambulancl iation, was held in St. Joll on Friday, July 21. Hisl the Mayor (Mr. T. Jackson)] the chair. ] There was a very good att] The president in his opening] stressed the necessity of j the support of the general and getting them to heeoq scribing members of the asl (the subscription being only] year) in order that the grl of .alleviating suffering mijM and appealed to all citizens] sist in this direction. Hea kindly offered the use of hisl the purpose of holding pracj the time being, and said I would endeavour to obtainta the band room for one even] week, if a division of the bril formed. I It was resolved to forrn a] and the following ladies an] men expressed their intentioa ing: Miss D. MontgomeryJ M. Powell, Mrs. M. Pierce, I Burgess, Miss E. A. Gallagl B. V. Davidson, Miss E. TJ Miss J. Meredith, Miss M. 3 son, Miss M. J. Davidson. ] Messrs. T. W. Middleton,] olls, R. D. Munro, B. S. Wol Davidson, F. H. Wright, K. 9 Mr. W. J. Green servinghi the order, ex-district superia Natal, agreed to act as J superintendent, for one yearj agreed that some f orm of sd| ing be held for the pnrpo-a senting certificates. 1 The mayor cohgratulated] bers who had been successfi examination and said that J class passes out of 22 pasl very high standard of efficie] A vote of thanks was acco] V/. S. Wallis for condnct] course of lectures free of] and also to Dr. Dorset who 1 ducted the examination alsi] charge. | Thanks were also expresl W. J. Green for organisingj and to Sister Harris, and 1 Wright for their _ invaluabl] taneo at the practices. The] stated that there was a c] ance of £1 10s. The with a vote of thanks to ] the mayor for presiding °] meeting. \