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\ 'An'instructive;lecture oh. how'yto, act in a. sudden emergency calling for medical as'sist■ancowas; giyeh' by' Mr. /James Moore, . the Missioher,; last, bveriihg at, ;,thev.Missions /to Seamen Institute; There was a; large audience. The, lecturer dealt..' with common accidents likely, to'.occur in the', daily round of'-life, arid gave - demonstrations: showing, how to render first/aid: in'- the..ca'so.pf a snake-bite; He also showed the. "methods of rescuing a drowning person,: arid the -treatment of a badlyTdamaged foot.'a;bu'rned face, bleeding' arteries, I :'etc. Competitions relating,to ambulance work were won'by sailors from, ships.in port.': An enjoyable:-, programme of music was submitted by Miss A; Webb,: the following contributing items:—Misses Webb, Messrs.' Ward{ Sheppard, and_ Lewis. ''Miss. D, > Webb played the accompaniments.: A novelty introduced in the singing of ."Good. Night";-by{ Miss {A. Webb, assisted by. the other performers, was' highly appreciated. Tlie.iu'coting coiicludod'by ahearty.vbto of thank's ;to 'the/performers.';'.;' ..'/''■■•'''.
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 687, 11 December 1909, Page 11
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145MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 687, 11 December 1909, Page 11
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