Thank you for correcting the text in this article. Your corrections improve Papers Past searches for everyone. See the latest corrections.

This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.

Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image

AMBULANCE WORK

THE ANNUAL REPORT The General Committee of the St. John Ambulance Association, New Zealand, Wellington Centre, in its annual report states that the chief work of the year has been instruction in ambulance, | and in home nursing and ambulance | transport of sick and injured. In all, j twenty-two classes of instruction were held. The total number attending the classes was 363, 157 members being men and 206 women. The examinations were passed by 122 men and 170 women. The repoit goes on to mention the excellent work done by nurses and first-aid woikors (trained by the association and the brigade) during the late strike. In recognition of their services, eight of the most, assiduous lady workers were the recipients of presentations by the foot special constables. These were :—: — Mesdames Moorhouse, Corrigan. Fisher. Baker, and Barclay, and Misses Mack, Paterson, and Reynolds (of Dunedin). During the year the association's vc- ' hides were used on 479 cases for removing sick and injured. A grant of £50 had been made by the Macarthy Trustees to the funds of the centre, and a bequest of £500 by the late "Mrs. Rhodes was to be received. Owing (.o the unsettled state of affairs during the strike, the committee had refrained 'from holding Ambulance Day at the usual time, and, in consequence of this, the association had received no revenue from this source during the financial year. The report refers ' in fitting terms to the death of Mrs. S. A. Rhodes, Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, and also mentions the loss of such an able administrator and councillor as the late Viscount Knutsford, P.C., Sub-Prior of the Order, who died recently. Tho statement of receipts and expenditure for the year ending 31st March, 1914, shows a credit balance of £23 16s. MEDALLION LIST. The examination awards for 1913 are announced, the of medallions being as follow : — Catherine Mary Banks, Eliza Beale, Francis Bennett, Myrtle Bennett, Olive Bennett, Flora Madoline Biah, Blanch Blatchford, Gladys Louisa Bridges, Emily Grace Dakin, 'Mary M. Davidson. Emily D'P^ws, Alice Beatrice Ellis. Margaret M. Flanagan, Robert Huggins. Clara Emily Hughes, E. Jessop, Douglas Cripps Jones, H. S, Jones, Maggie Cargill Levie, L. G. Lowry, F. Marchant, Leslie George Mayo, David Alfred M'Ginnity, Mary A. M'Hattie, Robert Howard Nolan, Alfred Pleasant, Albert Plowman, Rangitiaria Ratema, Lizzie Spark, Rita Strpck, Clarence Dornford Thompson, Eva Edwards Wallis, Francis Wm. Ward, Sarah Key Whyte, Elsie Woodman. VOUCHERS (SECOND EXAMINATION.) Anne Anderson, Elsie Campbell, Miriam Chew. Thomas Duignan, Clarence J. Evans, Miss L. Exley, Miss M. Exley, Miss S. J. Hill. John Lambert. F. Lee, Annie Kennedy ;U 'Donald, Miss J. M'Leod. Sydney Martin. Augustus N. _ Mathieson, Alct . Wm. ' Moller, T. Quinn. Louis Montague Vincent, Miss P. Young. HOME NURSING. Ethel Aiken. Miss A. Aramburn, Jessie Barclay, Ruby L. Bock, Dora Draw Elsie Bray, Miss E, Brine, Maiy L. Claik, Patty M. Corrigan, May Cozens. Maude Mary Craw ley, Miss M. Davey, Gladys Dawson, Miss C. J. Donaldcon, Dorothy Dutton. Adeline Elizih Edmeads, Bessie Eggors, Frances Margaret Finlayson, Doris Flux, Janet C. Fraser. Mrs. Gaby, Mi^s 0. Garner, Miss L. Gichard, Constance Glasson, Belle E. Hentscheke, Reta Jacobson, Kuplnasie Le Du. Jacobina Campbell Luke, Mrs. J. P. Luke. Miss C. Macdonald, Miss E. M'lntyre. Mary Wylie M'Lellan, Alice M. Mander, Jennie Moore, M. A. Moore, Mis. H. W. S. Moorhouso. Miss Morrell. K. O'Regan, Lizzie Mary Powell, Atholo Preston, Jessie Probyn, Amelia A. Ramsay, Alice Ranson. Jdary Ranson, Ellen Ray. Mrs. J. W. Robinson, Marion Salisbury, D. Schaw, P. Schaw. Ethel May Sillifant, Miss Simon, Laura Smith, K. Taft, 1. H. Tmnuuli. Miss Vare. 11. Vine, D. Walker, Ruth Wallace, Gladys Wells. Elsie Williams, Amy Miuiel Wilson. M. -Wright, Florence Zohrab. FIRST-AID CERTIFICATESWOMEN. Edith Allman, Lynee Allman, Jessie Barclay. Catherine Hunter Black, Ruby L. Bock, Josephine Mary Brown, Irene Damaris Cattell-Webb, Mary Cook, Patty M. Corrigan, Maude Mary . Crawley, C. J. Donaldson, Dorothy Dutton, Adeline Elizabeth Edmeads. Bessie Eggers, : Elsie I. Evans, Dora Fairlrother, Vrani cis Margaret Finlayson, ISva Fleet. Janet C. fraser, Constance Glasson, Frances Govan. Nora Grant, Heni Halbert, Charlotte T. Harvey, W. Hawkins, Edith Jacobson, Merle Tacobson, E. Johnston, Ellen Kinder, Catherine Kitchener, Euphrasie Le Dv, Maude Lloyd, Evelyn Lcckwood, Mary Lockwood, Matilda Mary MacNair, — M'Donnell, Christina M'Kenzie, — JU'Keimc, Evelyn Minifie, B. Mitchinson, Florence _ Moore, Annie Neilson, Alice May Neilson, Martha Nepea, Annie, Nix, Ria Paiaka, Makere Pouri, Ester Elizabeth Priest, Mary Quinlan, Bella Rangi, Mary Ranson, Ellen Ray, Mrs. J. W. Robinson, Ellen llowse, Manon Salisbury, Clanie Sillifant, Ethel May Sillifant, Flora Sinclair, Irene Alice Smart, May Stephens, Tiahuia Sullivan, Daisy Terry, Lillian Thomson, L. H. Turnbull, Ruth Wallace, Thapera Waretinc, Gladys Wells, Myrtle Whitehead, Amy Muriel Wilson, ' Amy n itson, Jessie Wilson, Alice Windsor, Gladys I. Worboys, M. Wright. Elizabeth Yates, Ethel Young, Jean Young. FIRST-AID CERTIFICATES— MEN. J. Abel, Harold Barnes, Herbert E. Barnes, Alfred Thos. Beaver, Frederick J. Bser, Herbert Edward 11. Bird, Albert Edward Boyes. Ernest Robert Boyland, Walter Arthur Burberry, Henry John Byford, Leopold Campagnolo, William Campbell, Wm. James Carson, Jas C. Cooper, Jos. Freer Clayton, Clement W. Clemance, Chas. Edwin Collins, Alonzo Patrick Dwan, George Eckford, Edward B. Fiske, Albert 11. Forward, John Fraser, George Sinclair Geddes, Walter Goddard, Frederick Harrison, Godfrey Hammond, Frank Hedgman, Leonard Phelps Hopkins, Chas. George Hurley, James Hyndman, Horace D. T. James, Percy Jar man, John Isbister, Leslie Johns, Wm. S. Jones, John Jas. Kean, John Kerr, Otto Henry Koberstein, Lawrence Henry Lane, Maurice Roy Lawton, Robert B. Lockett, Donald A. 0. Mac Lean, Donald Wm. MacMilian, Henry Mailman, Chas. Henry Maisey, J. A. M'Caul. John Albert Mitchell, Daniel O'Brien, Arthur O'Keefe, Herbert Geo. Palmer, L. T. Pattle. Ernest E. Pellcw, Ernest Walter Perry, Alfred Mason Pratt. James Randell. James Roipen. Chas. D. Richardson. Alex. M. Robertson, Jas. Kent Robertson, Arthur Richard Randell, Leo. "Benedict Revell, Win. Henry Sadd. Frederick W. Schramms, A. Senior, Wm. Henry Shackleton, W. 11. Shore, Amos Slrott. Edward Slivin. Thos. Pearson Sontpr, Richard n. Stephens, Llobert li. Turner. W. Vowless, Rifhanl Graham. Wade, Walter Walker, Robert James Foster Whiting, John Wukefieltl Williams, Jos. Harrison Woiboys, John Walter Yurston.

Permanent link to this item

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19140616.2.148

Bibliographic details

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 141, 16 June 1914, Page 10

Word Count
1,019

AMBULANCE WORK Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 141, 16 June 1914, Page 10

AMBULANCE WORK Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 141, 16 June 1914, Page 10

Help

Log in or create a Papers Past website account

Use your Papers Past website account to correct newspaper text.

By creating and using this account you agree to our terms of use.

Log in with RealMe®

If you’ve used a RealMe login somewhere else, you can use it here too. If you don’t already have a username and password, just click Log in and you can choose to create one.


Log in again to continue your work

Your session has expired.

Log in again with RealMe®


Alert