CO129-386 - Public Offices & Others - 1911 — Page 309

201

Preliminars

307

down our garden walk. Her home training has been all that could be desired, and her own energy (quiet and controlled) and industry have completed her training in Hospital &c. and made her I should say most efficient.

With kind regards,

Signed R.E.V.

Yours faithfully,

Edward H. Jackson.

The Elams,

Wakefield.

Nov. 5th 1904.

I can strongly recommend Miss Parkinson as a thoroughly

trained, skilful and most efficient Hospital Nurse.

She has been connected with the Clayton Hospital for

a considerable time, and there I have had ample opportunities

of judging of her capabilities; she is devoted to her work,

attentive and kind to the patients, and I am sure that she

will succeed in the higher branches of Hospital Work.

Nurse Parkinson leaves us with the best wishes of all

for her future success in life.

John E. Walter,

Hon. Surgeon,

Clayton Hospital,

Wakefield.

VEDOVAL KOVOVÉ KEMALİ KAYMA