AMBULANCE HALL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1940, Page 8

AMBULANCE HALL.

OPENED AT PUKEMIRO. DEDICATION" CEREMONY. The opening and dedication oereooK of the new ambulance hall at Pukeabx) built by the Glen Afion-Pukcmiro 4hj. sion of the St. John Ambulance Bring, took place yesterday afternoon in jj„ presence of a large number of menftert ami friends. Mr. H. D. Obbb, distrin superintendent of the Waikato «V district, ww in charge of the proceedings. The senior district ciiperintendagL Mr. A. W. Probert, gave an outline t] the history of the Order »f St. Jda from it» foundation in the elereni century, and then unlocked the 4<v and formally declared the building opa The dedication ceremony was conducts Hv the Rev. G. E. Morcton, chaplain «j tit e Order of St. John, after whiefc , siort address was given hj Mrs. G. £ Cammell, lady district oflicer, in wife she urged the women of Pukemira « form a nursing division of the h%Mfc The senior officer* present woe Messrs. A. W. Probert, senior dfcbici superintendent; H. D. Cobb, dfctrr superintendent. E. A. Houston and C Lindeoay, district officers': lbs. G. £. Cammell. lady district officer; 31— !C. E. Marshall, corps stiperintendett R. P. L. Scott, W. R. Dawson, F. D«v» son, corps officers; J. W. Camming, g, Green, W. Mcßonagh, J. Johami divisional superintendents, and Re*, t E. Morcton, chaplain.