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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5383, 14 July 1906, Page 2

"MIDWIVES REGISTRATION ACT, 1904." "Prime Minister's Office, Wellington, 6th July, 1906. T N Pursuance of the Midwives Registration Act, which enacts that after the Ist JANUARY, 1907, NO WOMAN shall PRACTICE as a MIDWIFE unless registered, EXAMINATIONS will be HELD in the Four Centres in SEPTEMBER and DECEMBER next, to enable those women to register who have not hitherto done so. Candidates for Registration must be of good character, and have either been in bona fide practice as midwives for four yeais or over, or can produce a certificate showing that they have attended not less than 20 cases of labor under the immediate I supervision of a medical man, or a nurse holding a certificate in-j midwifery training. Forms of Application for Intending Candidates can be had from the; Registrar of Nurses and Midwives, Hospitals Department, Government Buildings, Wellington ; and applications to sit for examination should be sent in the first week in August, or the first week in November. WM. HALL-JONES. FOR PRIVATE SALE. A CARRYING and GENERAL **• AGENCY BUSINESS,^, including the following : Team of Horses, 3 Expresses, 2 Springcarts, 3 sets Express Harness, 2 sets Springcart Harness, 1 Light Gig and Harness, Leading Harness, Horse-covers, etc. ._ For further p?uticulars sipply to , JOHN B. THOMPSON, Auctioneer. Census Statistics. FINAL NOTICE. I /"^WNERS of Manufactories, Works, and Industries who have not sent in Schedules in accordance with Census Act are requested to do so WITHOUT FURTHER* DELAY. J. C. ARBUCKLE, . Census Enumerator. Lawrence, 12th July, 1906.