Twenty-first annual report of the Sick-Poor Nursing Association to provide trained nursing in Ayr, Newton, and Wallacetown, established October 14, 1874 : year 1894-95.

  • Sick Poor and Private Nursing Association (Scotland)
Date:
[1895]
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Credit: Twenty-first annual report of the Sick-Poor Nursing Association to provide trained nursing in Ayr, Newton, and Wallacetown, established October 14, 1874 : year 1894-95. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    their own houses, entirely free of charge. Any one not belong- ing to the class for whom the Nurse is provided, obtaining her services in an emergency, is expected to give a contribution to the funds of the Association, either through the Nurse, or directly to the Honorary Secretary or the Treasurer. The Nurse will be found at home on Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to 3.30 P.M., to see any one in regard to new cases, or other business connected with her work. All friends are reminded that parcels may be sent to the Nurse, Miss M‘Callum, 8 Charlotte Street, Ayr; and that subscriptions may be remitted to the Treasurer, Miss Davidson, Glendoon, or may be paid at the British Linen Company’s Bank, Newmarket Street, Ayr. In name of the Working Committee, JANE HUTTON, Hon. Secy. FORM OF BEOUEST. '•w I gibe anil bequeath to the Committee of the Association to Provide Trained Nursing for the Sick-Poor of Ayr, to be by them applied for behoof of said Association, the sum of [insert the sum in words, not in figures], to be paid to the Treasurer for the time being, whose dis- charge for the same shall be sufficient.