NAVY HOSPITAL AT AUCKLAND
Matron To Serve In Malaya (N.Z. Press Association) AUCKLAND, March 27. Matron M. W. Wilson, Royal New Zealand Nursing Corps, who has been matron at the Royal New Zealand Naval Hospital at Devonport for the last five years, was given an inscribed silver tray by members of the hospital staff at a function this evening. She is leaving New Zealand next week for Malaya to serve in a Commonwealth Army
Hospital there. The tray was presented on behalf of the staff by the Director of Naval Medical Services, SurgeonCaptain J. Macdonald. Matron Wilson’s successor at the naval hospital is Matron J. Brown, formerly at Burnham Military Camp.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30092, 28 March 1963, Page 2
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