PASSED AS MIDWIVES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 49, 28 June 1915, Page 7

PASSED AS MIDWIVES.

THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. Peb J'hkss Association. i Wellington. June 27. The following eandiates have been successful in passing the State examination for the regulation of mid-wives held this month (the names appearing in order of merit):— Mary B. Beswick (Christehureh St. Helen's Hospital), Eli/. Wilson St. Helen's Hospital), Eli/-. A. Wilson (Wellington St. Helen's Hospital), Isabella Monro (l)uuedin St. Helen's Hospitah, Jesstf A. Ballantyne (Duuedin Medical School Maternity Hospital), Emily Lowraan (Dflpiedin iledical School' Maternity Hospital) and Agnes A. Earl (Christchurch St. Helen's Hospital, equal; Maud L. Croft (Dimedin St. Helen's Hospital), and Jean Mtiir (Dunedin St. Helen's Hospital), equal; Maggie M. Dalziel Christchurch St. Helen's Hospital), Mary Boyce (Dunedin St. Helen's Hospital), Jean Stewart (Christchurch St. Helen's Hospital), Marion 11. Gilmer (.Medical School Maternity Hospital, Dunedin) and Florence M. Watson (Alexandra Home. Wellington) equal; Kathleen limes Jones (St. Helen's Hospital, Wellington), Florence Rogers (St. Helen's Hospital. Wellington), Mary A. Burrows (St. Helen's Hospital, Christchurch). Eileen P. King (St. Helen's Hospital, Dunedin), Lilian Page (Medical School Maternity Hospital, Dunedin!, May R. Logan (St. Helen's Hospital. Aucklnad) and Florence V. Beer (St. Helen's Hospital, Christchurch), equal; Alice Wade (Townley Maternity Hospital, Gisborne), Louisa M. thlein (St. Helen's Hospital, Wellington), Alice Bonner (St. Helen's Hospital, Auckland), Hilda M. Rushbrook (St. Helen's Hospital, Auckland), Amy S. Locke (St. Helen's Hospital, Christchurch),Eulalie L. Ross (St. Helen's Hospital, Auckland);); Ada E. Dodge (St. Helen's Hospital, Christchurch), Margaret J. Nairn (Townley Maternity Hospital, Gisborne), Lili JToghry (Townley Matrnity Hospital, Gisborne), Emily Begbie (St. Helen's Hospital, Auckland), Sylvia M. Burke (St. Helen'* Hospital, Auckland).