Wellington District Hospital Annual Report 1924 Highlights
The Wellington District Hospital committee presents the annual report for the year ended December 31 1924 with the treasurer’s balance. Finances show a healthy year with a credit balance rising from 1274 14 8 to 1672 4 7. Gifts and appeals including Harry Taylor Barton Memorial Ward and W. Oay collections boosted funds. Barton Memorial Ward foundation stone laid paving way for new nurses’ quarters. Hospital renovations proceed as staff changes occur and the Barton Ward opens for public use. Government subsidy set a record at 1949 0 4. Matron Shute leaves, Matron Ayres and later Matron Greig take posts. nurses advance in exams. A wide range of entertainments and fundraisers provided substantial support for the hospital. Main assets and totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Harry Taylor
W. Oay
Mesdames Labron
R. S. Rushby
Stuart Town
Georie Carnival Committee
Conservatorium of Music
Red Cros
NSW
Fire Brigade’ Art Union
Mark Bembrick
Sale Hospital
Victoria
J. Greig
Quirindi Hospital
Melines
Hiatt
Matheson
Ajt.n.a
Barton Memorial
Farallon
Barton Memorial Ward
C. H. Biton
Nanima
Barton
Brian Templer Barton
Australia
M. Bembrick
Wze
Wellington
Wedding at St Philip's Church Sydney G S Seymour M H Bruer
On Wednesday January 14 a wedding of deep interest was held at St Philip's Church Church Hill Sydney. Canon Alldie officiated. Milas Hilda Bruer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sage Bruce, married G. S. Seymour of Kemmix and Seymour Orange. The church was filled, with music by organist Mowle. Best man J Miller and bridesmaid Kathleen Bruce assisted. After the ceremony about 50 guests dined at the Macatarie, with numerous relatives and friends in attendance. The couple departed for Melbourne for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip's Church Church Hill
Sydney
Canon Alldie
Molong
Milas Hilda Bruer
Sage Bruce
Leombah
Orange
Mowle
J. Miller
Bruce
Mise Kathleen Bruce
Mina Pai Seymour
Macatarie
Miss Glasson
Lat
Yollandry
W. R. Glasson
Dnnet Glasson
Reynolds
Foremierly
Burrawong
Anderson
Canon
Loombah
Yallundry
Burrxwong
Buckinbah
Loombahh
Mrs. Seymour
Melbourne
The Flags Are Furled A Song of World Peace
A World Peace ballad with verses celebrating peace and work, urging musicians and workers to sing for a hopeful dawn. It invokes bells, flags, plows, and dawn imagery to affirm unity, labor, and a glorious future under peace, credited to Will Wilde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt Son & Badgery Ltd
Shelde
Wreen
Epring
Will Wilde
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Tenderby’s
Lee Street
LUX
Levan Brotuxes
Ydney World-Wide
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Limited
Wellington District Hospital
McInnes and Hiatt
A.T.N
Crean and Wilson
Rotton
Devenish
Barton Memoral
Downs
Labron
Rushby
Hopital
Conservatorium of Music Party
Cufford Love & Co. Ltd
Claaenss Street
Seymour—Bruce
Diabolo Separator Co.Ltd
Kent St
Kinkara
KINKA
Sm Love & CO. Ltd
Batharat Street