ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE

Evening Star, Issue 22248, 28 January 1936, Page 13

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE

DOMINION SERVICE AWARDS His Roval Highness the Grand Prior of the St. John Ambulance has approved of the issue of the service medal of the Order of St. John to the following members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade in New Zealand who have completed 12 years’ efficient service;— Ambulance Sister K. M. ; Tipping, Christchurch Nursing Division; Corporal E. G. Bridges, Wanganui Division. The service medal bar, representing five years’ additional service, has been issued to the following holders of the service medal Ambulance Sister K. M. Tipping, Christchurch Nursing Division; Lady Corps Officer E. M. Osborn, Wellington Corps (second bar) ; Lady District Officer E. M. Harhorow, Otago District (second bar) ; Lady Ambulance Officer J. W. Emmett, Oamaru Nursing Division; Sergeant C. D. Malone, Otahuhu Railway Division; Ladv District Officer M. Cordy, Canterbury and West Coast District; Lady Divisional Superintendent M. Webber, National Reserve - ■ Division; Divisional Superintendent _W. Bourne, Wanganui Division; Divisional Superintendent E. A. Houston, Hamilton Division. Service stars for three years’ efficient service have been awarded to Cadets Reah Mason and Gladys Jones, of the Dunedin Cadet Nursing Division. Service stripes for one year’s efficiency have been granted to Cadets Andrew Tye and Robert Sloan, of the Hillside Cadet Ambulance Division.