D/64867/1919.
Hong Kong.
family
an institution; or Government. A gist-friend, who lives in the East, t me that there were countless opening. for English nurses and teachers in " part of the world (Hong Kong and Sha if only they had the enterprise to go out I should be glad to know. I am ready.
Believe me
yours truly
Caroline Thornton &
DRAFT.
MISS C. T. DOWN.
(64867)
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MINUTE.
Mr. Cowell
20/11/19.
atome
Madam,
Downing Street, 2 November, 1919.
t
I am etc. to ack. the receipt of
your undated letter regarding employment
in Hong Kong; and to inform you that the selection of Nurses for Goverment hospitals
es
in the Colony and for many private
institutions, is made by the Overseas
Nursing Association, Imperial Institute,
Mr.
Mr. Grindle.
Sir H, Lambert.
Sir H. Read.
Sir G. Fiddes.
Col. Amery,
Lord Milner,
S.W.7., with whom I
am to
suggest that you
communicate. It is however understood that
from
applications for fully qualified Nurses only
can be entertained by the Association.
3 As regards employment in
Shanghai, I am to suggest that you should communicate with the Foreign Office.
2
I am to add that the selection
of women teachers for appointment in the
Colonies is usually conducted by the Board
of Education.
I am, etc.
(Signed) G. GRINDLE