INFANTILE LIFE.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12505, 18 May 1906, Page 4

INFANTILE LIFE.

(PHESB ASSOCIATION T__WJRA_I.) „?«" j DUNEDIN, May I£§K At the annual meeting of the Dw?S .edin Centre of the St. John AmbalaVs& Association, while the work of t_»**;J| trict. nurse was being discussed, *_*^ : Barnett said the work of tho dt_trog|!, nurse was mainly with the old &*B&' helpless, but what about infants o» »s§= threshold of life, who were .P 1-8 * 1 poisoned by improper feeding? - *»£&; warmly eulogised Dr. Triiby Sggj timely efforts in this direction *W|P whole-hearted enthusiasm. was at present, out of his own P 3O paying a nurse to go round among «*?i people of the district, «_ >ecial 'y, poor, to show the proper method fXS ) ceding infants. He was not <^ v jS||l ing the nurse, but providing necessary. That was generous o*'|Jh| King's part, but it should no»:jg| allowed to continue, and Dr. Bafl*ftg|| advocated that tne Association {*°j3f| tako over the nurse. Ho drought, MfaM Premier would support 6uch a 6C *J_2jlM by a subsidy. Dr. Will .aid a "pSSjB such, as was suggested had been dffjlggjjj up. As tho result of cor-OspoMßffgiM; witJi tho Premier and Dr. King, was proposed was to appoint |3gf|&Hj nurses, and he had a«ked for a ' sU *f&Bmß of 24s in the £ on money subscnpgjgMj He hoped to hav<? an answer iTpny|B||W| Seddon on his return from ustj f^n__B