NURSE MAUDE.
The Mayer (Mr C. M. Gray, M.H.R.) lias the following letter to Nut-so Maude: — Ooar Madam,— It is with feelings of unfeigned sorrow that I learned to-day of the breakdown of your health. Such an occurrence at the present juncture is nothing short of a calamity. I can fully endorse tho woixls used in the leading columns of the "Lyttelton Times'' tlii-; morning, "that the suffering poor have no braver or more helpful friend, ■and no one could havo. been more devoted to finding out the sirk and the miserable, nur-ing them, and providing thorn with focd and clothing" thai! yourself. I sincerely trust that a period of rest nnd abstention from bti.-iness worries will result in your complete restoration to health, ciml we shall see you again ere long fulfilling tho part of the Good iSamaritan.,I have, etc.j C. M. Gray, Mayor.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12483, 20 April 1906, Page 5
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