ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16239, 24 November 1914, Page 3

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.

The monthly meeting of the executive was ixckl at Uuo iitaoquKixtena.

A large quantity ox .Hospital clothing and bandages nave been xorwaiuea to at. uoiin e Liate uy tne i&akaia, and tne commutes oi tiie oeiitre cte-ires to tiiank the Utliu, connected witn tii-o association, tue OuigJ Women's Patriotic Association, Overstvis Club, Caversnam Nursing Division, una many otner triende wno nave contributed towards the material and manufacture oi articles required. A l'urtner siiuproent will be made betore the end oi tne year, and tile association Ims a good quantity ul Hospital ciotfiing already in hand. During Octouer there were txJ cases oi accidents and sick transport. During October the district nurse made 163 visits. J. He Rev V. King was elected chairman of tne centre, in succession to Lieutenantcolonel VVnl, resigned. The committee would be pleased to receive any subscriptions for Red Cross work, and will forward them to toe headquarters of the association in London. There are a largo number of men and women being maintained at the front by the association. List oi goods forwarded to London: —67 pyjama suits, 15 bed jackets, 84 nightingales, IVY pillow slips, 96 handkerchiefs, 15 bed sox, a hoods, d iur mitts, 7 belts, 61 towels, 131 nightshirts, 20 meter pants, 28 singlets, 515 old linen sheets. EXAMINATION BESOLTB. Hillside Workshops First Aid Okas. —Bar, T. Conly. Advanced, S. Ingram. First aid : T. Mooney. W. Ombier, A. iStewart, M. Moloney, S. Cuttle, S. Caldwell, A. Cooper, A. Walker, J. Macdonald, H. Laurie. D. Mercer, 11. Pascoe. Caversham Women's First Aid Class.— Medallion, Mrs A. Martin, Misses A. Smart, L. Moreton. First aid: Mrs K. Smeaton, M. Horn, R. Wilkie, E. Easton, Misses N. Smith, N. Dallaston, M. Motion, E. Muin R. Crompton, E. Calder, H. Rosevear, J. Johnston, M. M'lntosh, N. Brown, L Baker, P. Kirk.