QUESTIONS.
7. Do you consider her to be professionally qualified to undertake the duties of such an appointment as she now desires ?
7.
ANSWERS,
the ground oneel. not
I Consider miss Lund a loyal consecint " painel 'aking sure "I have
8. Aww you aware of any ciretmantance tending to disquality hair no hesitation,
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her for such an appointment
9. The Secretary of State will be glad to receive any in-
you may
in
in ercommending tre for any post Dospital for
which
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9.
formation which have to give respecting her it ourse
character or qualifications in addition to what is con- tained in the answers to the foregoing questions.
Sieber.
Right. Superintendent
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Infectious Diseases Hospital
SKIPTON, Yorka.
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Dear Madam,
August 29th 1918.
Miss D. Lund trained at this Hospital from 1905 to 1907 and by the report was a very excellent Nurse. I have not been here long so cannot tell you anything further about her.
To:-
Faithfully yours,
(Signed)
FRANCES PEARSON
Matron.
Kiss A. M. Middleton,
Secretary,
Nursing Association.
Signature
A. E. Dinshave
Occupation, Professional Qualifications, &c..
Address
Happital do th
General Hospital
prestit
Date Aug. 29d 1918
(71845) Wt. 4898/10, Èp. 168 500 111"
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