NURSES' EXAMINATIONS

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 4, 5 July 1922, Page 6

NURSES' EXAMINATIONS

LIST OF PASSES,

The following candidates were successful in passing the recent State examination of nurses:—Passed First: Bosalie Sterrett (Waikato Hospital).' Passed with 75 per cent, or over: Dorothy .B. Carrington, Eva A. Dawes, Annie K. Edmanson, Mary A. Humphreys, Irene M. Innes, Helen S. B. Lusk, Eva T. Maltby, Esme D. M'Andrew^Gladys L. M'Andrew, Eileen M. Ogg, Edith A. Orr, Jane Rickitt, and Doris Shaw (Auckland); Bose M. G. Darby, Olive M. Kemp, Margaret Thomas, Jean Wigg (Waikato); Victoria E. Spopner (Waihi); Dorothy CoxSmith (Whangarei); Clara Martin, Kathleen E. P. O'Donnell, Gladia G. Phillips, Eva Pratt, and Mary "'Blake Ross (WJanganui); Isabella Picken, Alice Colbert, Agnes Dorreen, and Elsie Bowler (Gisborne); Freda Freeman, and Winnifred J. Cameron (Christchurch) ; Colleen A. Evans, Charlotte Fisher, Winifred G. Henderson, and Marion Hunt (Wellington); Elinor Harvey (Masterton) ; Euphemia Boss (Greytown and; Masterton); Mavis E. Humphries (Greytown); Grace M. Lewis (Waimate); Violet Brooke (Dunedin); Ethel Turner, Johanna Wright, Helen Liddell, and Agnes Lamond; (Southland). The following candidates were also successful:—lvy W. Hames, Miriam Henry, Winifred Shostrom, and Edith E. Simpson (Auckland); Eileen Stone, Troutbeck, Florence Cobourne, and Violet Walker (Waikato); Annie L. M'CuUough, Florence E. Palmer (WaihiV; Alfreds Donne (Taumarunui); Clara E. Harris, Ivy D. Scanlon, and Grace Webb-1 (Whangarei); Kathleen Morton. (Bawene); Mabel K. Little, Dorothy Miller, Margaret Murphy, and Marion Ogg (Wanganui); : Alice E. Hally (Palmerston N.); Irene B. Jones (Stratford); Matilda Campbell, Lavinia Martin,' and Jessie Boss ('Gisborne); Gwenellian Black, Iris G. Cony, Marjorie L. Witherow, Lillias Jackson, Nora Bowler, Dorothy Eivers, Jean Bryce (Napier); Mary E. King, (Dannevirke); Helen Satchell, Mona C. MacIntyre, Lena Edgington, Myrtle Williams, Gladys Roberta, Catherine Oapil, Amy E. Voller, Katharine Lightbody, (Christchurch); Suzanne Clarkeon, Nina P. Moffatt,. Catherine M'Donald (Wellington); Murnie Wilson, Teresa. White, Ella N. Walter, Francis D. Bolfes, Etna M. Rclfes, and Elsie M. Arnold (Wellington); Nora Holmes (Wellington and Napier); Ellen Cocker (Masterton); Jean Bicknefl, Isabel Sim, Pearl Porter, and Vera Dickens' (Greytown); Mary_ Kempthome (Nelson);. Annie Dundon (Wairau); Grace Leslie and Amy Miller (Timaru).; Teresa H. Laffey (Waimate and. Dunedin); Jessie; Tomlinson (Greymouth); Annie Johnston and Ida Lewis (Westland); Hilda J. Morris and Eugenic Virtue (Westport); Dorothy Ashcroft, Elsie E. Goodson, and Catherine G. M'Milkn (Dunedin); Gertrude A. Durey, Ethel Haigh, Mary Thomson, and Florence Brewster (Southland); Elizabeth Burnett (Riverton and Dunedin). The remaining obtained a partial pass:— .. Mary Mundell, Auckland (Surgical and Oral); Sheila M'Leay, Waikato (Surgical) ; Rangi Wereta, Palmerston North (S.); Annie Hovell, Napier (S. and O.); Lynda Hunter, Napier (S. and 0.); Glory M. Sangster, Napier, (S. and 0.); Mary M'Kendry, Napier, (S. and 0.); Moana M.'Martin, Wairoa (M. and 0.); Margaret Smith, Timaru ;(S. and' 0.); Dona Watts, Timaru (S. and O.); Sylvia Bradley, Greymonth (M. and O.); Janet Scott, Greymonth (S. and 0.); Vera Mahan, Westland (M. and 0.); and Adeline M'Gill, Southland (S. and 0.). : The above names are not in order of merit., i '