New Zealand Gazette – 1929 – No. 29

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✨ Register of Nurses

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 29

Regis-	Date of	Name.	Hospital at which trained; Qualifications.	Residence.
tration	Registration.
No.
2616	1919, Dec. . .	Young, Elsa Scott . .	Adelaide Hospital, South Australia, certificate, January, 1919. A.T.N.A.	Care of Mrs. Neil Russell, Box 18, Dannevirke.
203	1902, June. . .	Young, Mrs. Eva C. (Oldfield)	New Plymouth Hospital, 1897–1900; Masterton Hospital (matron), 1900–2	Palmerston North.
2367	1918, July . .	Young, Fanny . .	Invercargill Hospital certificate. State examination, June, 1918	Lake Road, Frankton Junction.
4388	1926, Feb. . .	Young, Florence T. . .	Invercargill Hospital certificate. State examination, December, 1925	. .
4122	1925, July . .	Young, Mrs. Gladys M. N.	St. George’s Hospital, London, three-years certificate	Kellymoon, Bulls, Rangitikei.
2977	1925, Jan. . .	*Young, Grace L. . .	Auckland Hospital certificate. State examination, December, 1924. Maternity certificate, St. Helens Hospital, Auckland. Midwifery certificate, St. Helens Hospital, Auckland	. .
1241	1912, Aug. . .	*Young, Mrs. Jean (Muir)	Hokitika Hospital certificate. State examination, 1912. St. Helens Hospital, Dunedin, certificate of midwifery, June, 1915. N.Z.A.N.S., July, 1915, to February, 1919	Lake Coleridge.
908	1910, July . .	Young, Mrs. Lilian (Fairhall)	Nelson Hospital certificate. State examination, 1910. Private nursing; private hospital, 1913–14	67 Pirie Street, Wellington.
6208	1929, Jan. . .	Young, Louise Grace . .	Dunedin and Oamaru Hospitals certificate. State examination, December, 1928	. .
191	1902, May . .	Younghusband, Mrs. Mabel (Brooke-Smith)	Christchurch Hospital, 1891–1900; military nursing, South Africa, 1900–1; private nursing; Otaki Hospital, 1902–3; Kumara Hospital (matron), 1903–6; Waihi Hospital (matron), 1906; private nursing to 1909	Henderson.
4277	1925, Dec. . .	*Zenner, Olga Ethel . .	Geelong Hospital, Geelong, Victoria. Three-years certificate	161 Abel Smith Street, Wellington.
1146	1912, Jan. . .	Ziegler, Louise . .	Palmerston North Hospital certificate. State examination, December, 1911	. .

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🏥 Register of Nurses (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsNurses, Registration, Nurses and Midwives Registration Act, 1925
👱🏽 Names

12 names identified

Elsa Scott Young, Registered Nurse
Eva C. Young (Mrs.), Registered Nurse
Fanny Young, Registered Nurse
Florence T. Young, Registered Nurse
Gladys M. N. Young (Mrs.), Registered Nurse
Grace L. Young, Registered Nurse
Jean Young (Mrs.), Registered Nurse
Lilian Young (Mrs.), Registered Nurse
Louise Grace Young, Registered Nurse
Mabel Younghusband (Mrs.), Registered Nurse
Olga Ethel Zenner, Registered Nurse
Louise Ziegler, Registered Nurse

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