Over 202.= Why not change to a NURRSING CAREEH ? What future does your present job hold for you ? Why not change to nursing not Fis you can do so uP to 30. You ensure for yourself work of the greatest intereet and national im- portance, and open up 4 future full of poasibilities of travel, of promotion, and intensc human interest. When peace comes, nurees will play 4 most important part in the building of a 'new world' . On entering & hospital, 4 nurse receives, a8 part of her regular dutys a full practical and theoretical training: She receives free board, uniform and laundry, in addition to her salary, aud regular fully paid bolidays. And at all times varied recreational facilities &re available to her. Nurses are always needed today more than ever because of the development of Hospital and Health Services. Decide NOW to become a NURSE! Ask for an interview with the Matron of your nearest Hospital; or write to the Hospital or Department of Health, for 8 Free Copy of informative literature on Nursing a8 8 Career. Wnite t the Matzon neanest Hospital fv a Intenview S vppoiona" ISSUED BY The DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 246, 10 March 1944, Page 27
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196Page 27 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 246, 10 March 1944, Page 27
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