PLUNKET SOCIETY.
NORTHCOTE COMMITTEE,
The president, Mrs. Archie Campbell, occupied the chair last night at the monthlv -meeting of the Northcote Plunket Committee, which was largelj attended. The nurse. Miss Joan Carmichael, reported that 200 visits to the Northcote rooms had been made by S7 adults, 81 babies and 41 older children, besides visits to 3« homes, including 10 new cases. Voluntary motor car transport was provided by Mesdames B. C. Morley, Noel Stewart, N. J. Campbell, Misses Bettina Edwards and Myrtle Lepper, and Miss Jean Stewart had filled an emergency as driver. Mrs. L. Hayman is to act as convener of voluntary transport for the ensuing two months during the absence in Melbourne of, Mrs. Noel Campbell.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 264, 7 November 1935, Page 15
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