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acceptance of this offer their services to be terminated in accordance with the terms of their agreements.
(5). The Government not to be debarred from the employment for private nursing of "Staff Nurses" who have received 5 years training in the Colony as "Probationers" and "Nurses" when any such become available.
(6). While the two "nursing sisters" or "staff nurses" engaged for private nursing are always to be available for this nursing when required, the Government are not to be debarred from employing them in the hospitals of the Colony when they are not required for such nursing.
(7). The scale of fees for private nursing when this is taken over by the Government to be the same as now charged by the Institution to non-subscribers, but the Government are not to be debarred from altering this scale should this be considered at any time advisable.
(8). In the event of the Government for any reason discontinuing to supply the community with Nursing Sisters and the Hongkong Nursing Institution being re-established for that purpose the same sum will be placed by the Government in the hands of trustees appointed for the Institution as will have been received by the Government under conditions (1) and (3) above.
The Government further binds itself to provide a third nurse for private nursing when the demands for this are greater than can be satisfied by the present establishment of two nurses.
9.
The cost of two nurses involved to the Government in the first year in salaries (£110 to £150
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acceptance of this offer their services to be terminated in
accordance with the terms of their agreements.
(5). The Government not to be debarred from the
eployment for private nursing of "Staff Nurses" who have
received 5 years training in the Colony as "Probationers"
and "Nurses" when any such become available.
(6). While the two "nursing sisters" or "staff
nurses"
engaged for private nursing are always to be avail-
-able for this nursing when required, the Government are
not to be debarred from employing them in the hospitals of
the Colony when they are not required for such nursing.
(7). The scale of fees for private nursing when
this is taken over by the Government to be the same as now
charged by the Institution to non-subscribers, but the
Government are not to be debarred from altering this scale
should this be considered at any time advisable.
(8). In the event of the Goverment for any
reason discontinuing to supply the community with Nursing
Sisters and the Hongkong Nursing Institution being re-
-established for that purpose the same sun will be placed
by the Government in the hands of trustees appointed for
the Institution as will have been received by the Govern-
-ment under conditions (1) and (3) above.
The Government further binds itself to provide a third
nurse for private nursing when the demands for this are
greater than can be satisfied by the present establishment
of two nurses.
9.
The cost of two nurses involved
to the Government in the first year in salaries (£110 to
£150
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