PLUNKET SOCIETY.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14340, 9 July 1914, Page 7

PLUNKET SOCIETY.

(Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, July 9

At the third day’s sitting of the Plunkett Socle,y’s Conference it was resolved that Dr. Truby King and Mrs King interview the Hon. Mr Rhodes in reference to the relations of the Society with the Health Department; that branches c0n,,1 unite aii aunnually towards the cost of training each nurse employed by the tranche-also to contriij..te towards the cos; of the “flygeia” column in the nevvsape.s; that I'lunkct nurses.be paid ,£l5O per annum ; that in future any nurse appoiii.ed to assist a Blanket nurse must .a.-j had a p.opor co. rse of training at ha Karitan. llosjital; tnat, as the Blun. et muses now receive a salary of £1 -.0 per annum, it is uaueiessaiy for uniforms to be paid for out of branch „um! j; iliao tne mess ’ftorn by the Wclugco.i nurses be nppioved of as the most .c.ita-I.' ior the wool.- of the Dominion. IT WORKED WONDERS. “While ploughing 1 was seized with inluenza,” writes Mr M. J. McAvady, Ohura, N.Z. ‘T went to bed and was 0 ill next day that i called in the docor. Tie prescribed for me but his medicine did no good. A friend recommended me to try Chamberlain's Cpugh Remedy and I did it. It worked wonders and 1 was able to resume my ploughing in a tew days.” Sold everywhere.