MATERNITY NURSES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20766, 8 January 1931, Page 13

MATERNITY NURSES.

RESULT OF STATE TESTS,

.THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.

DISTINCTION FOR THAMES.

The following/ candidates -were successful in the Stat© examination for maternity nurses, held on December 3 and 4, 1930:Passed First for Dominion.—Constance Brown (Thames Hospital). Passed with 75 per cent, or over.—Lorna K. Simpson, Barbara M. Tettigrew (Kaitaia Hospital); Daphne E. Wilkinson, Kathryn W. Hardy Gibson (Kawakawa Hospital); Doris. M. England, -Mary Groshinski (St, f Helens Hospital, Auckland) ; Edith A. Misses (Salvation Armyj Auckland, and .Wellington • St. Helens Hospitals); Ethel C. Murdoch (Whakatane Hospital); /Irene Kelly (Te Puke Hospital); (Johanna* Collopy (St. Helens Hospital, Wanganui); Jessie I. Mackenzie (Opunake Hospital); Dolena M. McDonald (St. Helens Hospital, Dunedin); Christena E. Dodds, Hilda M. Hart (Batchelor. Hospital, Dunedin); Elizabeth P. McKay, Gladys Frericks (St, Helens Hospital, Gisborne) ; Olive 0. E. Lawson (St. Helens Hospital, Wellington); Rose W. MacDonell, Mary K. Miller (Wairau Maternity Hospital); Edith Black, Jean C. Hqllis, Phyllis E. Donkin (Palraerston North Maternity Annexe); Hose M. Shirtcliff, Eve L. "Field. Doris M Wilmer (Nelson Hospital); Ida E Dyas, Muriel A.: Scott (St. Helens Hospital, Christchurch); Amy F. Parkinson (Essex Home, Christchurch )j . Irene J. Blyth (Timaru Hospital). The following candidates were also successful Elizabeth M. Barber (St. Helens Hospital, Auckland); Alice M. Morgan (St. "Helens Hospital, Dunedin); Grace M. Collins (Batclielor Hospital, Dunerfm) ; Agnes C. Mcllraith, Joan White (T\ airau Maternity Hospital); Isabel Whittington (St. Helens Hospital, Christchurch); Mrs. Rhoda E. Tomlinson (Essex Home, Christchurch); Violet M. Hyde (Palmerston North Maternity Annexe). / The following candidates were successful in the State examination for midwjves held last month:— Passed First for the Dominion.—Mary Myrtle Power (St. Helens Hospital, Wellington). Passed with 75 per cent, or over.— Louie Royal, Elizabeth S. Russell, Annie Glynn Blewett, Winsome Dorothy Moncur, Dorothy May Head, Joan Stewart Barnett (St. Helens Hospital, Auckland); Dons Emma Petersen, Agnes Gladys Bone (St. Helens Hospital, Wanganui); Frances Ellen Coombs, Rose Margaret V. > Climo (Stratford Hospital) ; Muriel Oppenheim, Florence Ethel Taylor, Miriam Wade Franks, Iriti Ellen Harris, Mary Eleanor Bakewell, Margaret Jean Macdonald, Dorothy Undine B. Bell, Margaret Alice Cromby (McHardy Home, Napier); Nancy Alkjnan Harding, Elsie Beckingsale, Joan Dorothy Poff, Doris Marjory Cox, Elizabeth Stewart, Annie .Johnston (St, 'Helens Hospital, Christchurch) ; Elizabeth Paora, Winifred Irene Savage,. Mary Constance Holderness (Essex Home, Christchurch); Alice Florence M. Woodhousf!, Helen Burnett (St. .Helens Hospital, Invercargill); Elsie May Owen, Mabel Evelyn Mclntyre. Emmeline ,S. Taylor, Annie Edith Cross (St. Helens Hospital, Wellington); Louie B. Piichards, Phillippa E. Peters, Annie Marion Wilks, Margaret Marv J. Lynch, Madeline Kennedy Carrick, Florence D. Watkins (Alexandra Home, Wellington). The following were also successful: — Eva H. Ansell, Muriel M. Spence (St. Helens Hosoital, Auckland); Mary A. Hourigan (St. Helens Hospital, Gisborne); Anne Houghton (St. Helens Hospital, Christchurch) ; Mrs. Catherine Meredith (St. Helens Hospital, In vercargill); Ida P. French (St. Helens Hospital, Wellington). . ' The following candidates completed a pass.—Mrs. Kathleen A. Farnsworth (St. Helens Hospital, Auckland); Catherine Toomey, Violet E. Mitchell (McHardy Home, Napier); ~ Clarion Martin (St. Helens Hospital, Wanganui).