AN APPEAL

Grey River Argus, 24 August 1946, Page 7

AN APPEAL

This is an appeal to all young women over the age of eighteen years. We appeal to you to join the nursing service of the Hokitika Mental Hosnital. The Hospital planned on the ‘Villa system is situated in pleasant and healthy surroundings, about a mile from Hokitika. The Nursing Staff is far below requirements, and more staff is urgently needed. The nurses have to work longer hours than they should, and the social activities and outings of the patients is, of necessity, curtailed. Your .help will alter all this, and we need your help. . The staff live in a well-appointed modern home. Normally . work is two days on and one day off, but this is impossible under existing conditions and it is necessary to work overtime at the rate of time and a half One month’s holiday on full pay granted after five months work. Salary commences at £230 a ye The work is one of humanity, and to the right type, interesting and very much worth while, and advancem Tf vou P lre able to help, write without delay to Nurse Myra Malone, who will give you any further information you wish, and arrange application form to be sent to you. P.B.A.