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Taranaki Daily News, 27 January 1934, Page 3

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NURSES AND MIDWIVES REGISTRATION BOARD. NOTICE TO ALL REGISTERED NURSES, MIDWIVES, ■ AND MATERNITY NURSES. HPHE NURSES and Midwives Registra- "*■ tion Amendment Act, 1933, requires each registered Nurse, Midwife and Maternity Nurse within three' months of changing her address to notify the Registrar of her new address, and provides a penalty on conviction of not more than £1 for any person who fails to comply with this requirement of the Act. It also provides that the Board may at any time take action under certain conditions to strike off the various rolls the names of those persons who desire to have their names removed and also those persons who cannot be found at the address appearing against their names in the register. Each registered Nurse, Midwife and Maternity Nurse is hereby requested to forward at once to the undersigned a statement giving her full name and permanent address, and also to state whether she is at the present time in the active practice of her profession. J. W. BUCHANAN, Secretary, Nurses and Midwives Registration Board, Department of Health, Wellington, C.l. NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY (Incorporated) . SOUTH TARANAKI CENTRE. (THE Secretary of the Centre has received instructions from Dominion Headquarters to appeal for donations for the relief of the sufferers in the recent Indian earthquake disaster. All contributions will be acknowledged through the Press and sent through Dominion Red Cross Headquarters to the Indian Red Cross Society. IRA J. BRIDGER, President S.T. Centre. (MRS.) A. J. KING, Hon. Secretary. The following branches of the Red Cross Society will be pleased to receive donations:—Mr. Hughson, President, Opunake; Mrs. A. V. Tait, Hon. Sec., Kaponga; Mrs. T. Reakes, Hon. Sec., Eltham; Mrs. A. E. Stevens, Hon. Sec., Hawera; Sister Small, Hawera. ~ IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. TARANAKI DISTRICT. IN THE MATTER of “The Bankruptcy Act 1908” . ‘ — AND — IN THE MATTER of,ALBERT PAULGER formerly of Eltham Milk Vendor but now of Raetihi Dairy Company Employee, a Bankrupt. J THE above-named ALBERT PAUL- ’ GER intend to apply to this Honourable Court on Tuesday, the twelfth day of February One thousand nine hundred and thirty-four (1934) for an Order of Discharge. DATED at Raetihi this twenty-fourth day of January, One thousand nine hundred and thirty-four (1934). A. PAULGER. Witness to signature— N. H. SANFORD, J.P., * Builder, Raetihi.