AUSTRALIAN NURSES.

Grey River Argus, 21 October 1915, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN NURSES.

ARRIVE IN LONDON. LONDON, October 19. Fifty Australian nurses who had done most valuable work in Egypt during the early rushes of wounded, are now idle in England. At one stage each nurse in Egypt tended 70C wounded. When the superior officers were recalled to Australia, the nurses were invited as volunteers to come to England and establish No.. 10 Australian Hospital. They have been six weeks in a hotel in London awaiting instructions as No. 10 Hospital is non-existent. The nurses are sorry they left Egypt, where there wag full scope for their labours. They fear that they may be drafted into English hospitals and intend to appeal to Mr. Feiliorston the moment he arrives.