St. John Ambulance Association.

Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10499, 15 December 1903, Page 3

St. John Ambulance Association.

La eauneetioa: with ih& examination of the uiemibeivs of ittei Thames ,b(ru(uab. of the) above: fwqiietji, b|al4 JHetfemtly;, Dirt- Laipraa'k (bias alweiivied, the following; intimation from Mr Ilattray, secretary of the Auckland centre): '"I banei just rweivjed 'th© rebuilt of the first &id examination, and unosit heartily ciorgratulaie you on, the fact tha* «Il the candidates passed), the three, mien and no less than twelve of the ladies in the firat okas, (having obtained ajti least 200 marks, .and oii£ fady, Ssw Whiteheafl, passed with honoro, having! abtadnieid the uiaxi- ~ mum, of 250 metrics. 'Seeing that the marks afre so ihight I am particularly pleased that I asked Dr- Aubin .to send! the written papers up herel to tya examined, i»s, independent meoir bara of the eftaff having examined the papers aod having given markis. in the sauiet ratio '' ~as lie had given, '; ther«| can bje iiO doubt that the hi^h rin«rkfl given were well desenvted 1. I ■ball get the certificates made out *nd aligned by tlie mayor, as pre^idcnt, «to you might see what atrrango mentaoaa be made for a' publio prw -* senlttttion. I Suppose it will ' be after ' the holidays are over- If you can arrange it for a "Wjednesdlay or Tlwrrs-" j day I ®haL, be glad to comet down and present them- Thamkingi you for. your . valuable loervices to the Assooiaition «nd cioiagTatulating you on the very.' ftotisfadtory remote of youir classes-'' The above result speaks for itself, «nd is a deserving) tribute ito Dr. Lapraik, io whom the members-owe their emolency.