Returned Nurses RSL Sub-branch
Document - correspondence, Lydia Shaw et al, 1944
... ...Daniel Massey...Three pieces of correspondence relating to the great care Sister Reynolds provided to a patient, a young boy named Daniel Massey, at Wandene Private Hospital (Werribee, Melbourne) in 1944.
...Three pieces of correspondence relating to the great care Sister Reynolds provided to a patient, a young boy named Daniel Massey, at Wandene Private Hospital (Werribee, Melbourne) in 1944.
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Three pieces of correspondence relating to the great care Sister Reynolds provided to a patient, a young boy named Daniel Massey, at Wandene Private Hospital (Werribee, Melbourne) in 1944.
The first letter is from Lt. Col. Lydia Shaw (Principle Matron Australian Army Nursing Service) to Sister Reynolds.
The second is to Matron Shaw, from Grace Wilson (office of Deputy Director General of Manpower - Department of Labour and National Service).
The third to Matron Shaw from B M Williams (Wandene Private Hospital).
Three pages of copied correspondence. The first is a handwritten full page letter in black ink. The second is a typed letter on A4 paper. The third is a typed letter on paper that has been cut short, to a smaller length.'M88' [handwritten in blue ink in the top right corner of the first page]australian army nursing serice, aans, 1944, wandene private hospital-werribee (melbourne), daniel massey, lydia shaw, sister reynolds, nursing care, australian nurses
