St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne ceremony of laying of foundation stone 1928Photo 1 inscription " View of Mt St Evins at the laying of the foundation of St V's." Photo 2 inscription " At the laying of the Foundation Stone for the 1st addition to St V's Hospital"st vincent's hospital melbourne, agnes mclean, healy wing

The certificate features an elaborate St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne insignia with Caritas Christi Urget Nos badge print. Caritas Christi Urget Nos is the motto of the hospital's founders, the Sisters of Charity of Australia.agnes mclean, st vincent's hospital melbourne

St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne 1928. Laying of foundation stone, crowds, banners, stone on a stage, dignitaries. His Eminence Cardinal Bonaventura Cerretti, Papal Legate to the Eucharistic Congress, blessed and laid this stone on October 6th, 1928. Inscription on back of photograph states, " Laying of foundation stone. 1st addition to St V's"st vincent's hospital melbourne, cardinal cerretti, eucharistic congress 1928, healy wing

The first page of the folder contains the elaborate St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne Training School for Melbourne emblem. The second page certifies that May Mulcare has passed and if fully registered as a Trained Nurse following a three-year course in Medical, Surgical, Opthalmic and Gynaecological Nursing. It is signed by Andrew Brenan, MD. M.S and Mother Mary Berchmans Daly, Rectress.may mulcare, st vincent's hospital melbourne, mother mary berchmans daly, andrew brenan md, nurse training

Certificate, undated: Mr Sydney S. ANDERSON appointed an Honorary Life Governor of St Vincent's Hospital c1920awards and presentations, sydney sims anderson

"View of the balcony of the 1st St V's. Drs quarters are in front. Taken at the laying of the foundation of the 1st addition"st vincent's hospital melbourne, healy wing

Chronological listing of nurse trainees at St Vincent's Nurses' Training School 1893-1930, 1948 - 1950. Register has some blank pages in the middle and trainees from the years 1931 to 1948 were written in a different register. Despite the inside front cover indicating 1909, the first entries in the register are dated 1893, implying that some entries may have been written retrospectively. Information about students includes: name, address, age, religion, date training commenced and date training ended, the duration of holidays taken during each of the three years of training, the entrance fee paid, the nurse's signature and information about where the nurse went after graduation.This item is historically significant because it records the names of the women who trained at the hospital from the foundation of the hospital.Large hard bound book in green with brown leather corners and spine. Lettering on the cover in gold. Interior of book is in the form of a printed ledger with each entry covering two facing pages. Front and back inside pages are marbled and edges of pages are also marbled. Information about students has been handwritten into the printed boxes.st vincent's hospital melbourne, nurses, training, nursing

The first page of the folder contains the elaborate St Vincents Hospital Melbourne Training School for Nurse's emblem. The second page certifies that Marguerite Ousley has passed and is fully registered as a Trained Nurse following a three-year course of training in Medical, Surgical, Ophthalmic, Gynaecological Nursing. The Certificate is signed by AE RowdenWhite MD and M.Mary Berchmans Daly Mother Rectressmarguerite ousley, st vincents hospital melbourne, mother mary berchmans daly, dr a.e rowdenwhite, nurse training

The certificate was presented to Mr Hughes after he had helped to collect 500,000 pounds for various charities, including St Vincent's Hospital. The certificate is accompanied by a letter from the item's donor which summarises the achievements of Mr Hughes.Certificate is printed on paper which has been glued onto thick card. Certificate is printed in grey, cream, yellow and dark blue and featuring black and white photographs of St Vincent's Hospital. The names of the recipient and Mother Rectress have been written in black ink. The certificate has been broken into two separate pieces down the centre.St. Vincent's Hospital / Melbourne / Life Governor's Certificate / It is hereby Certified that / Mr. William Walter Hughes. / has been appointed an / honorary Life Governor of the Institution / M. Alphonsus O'Doherty / Mother Rectressst vincent's hospital melbourne, fundraising, certificates

Agnes McLean staff nurse competency.agnes mclean, st vincent's hospital melbourne, mother rectress gertrude healy.

Certificate presented to Marguerite Ousley following three years of nurse training at St Vincents Hospital Melbourne. st vincent's hospital melbourne, nurse training, the royal victorian trained nurses association.

Nurses in uniform photographed at events at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne including laying the foundation stone, St Evins, the Eucharistic Congress.st vincent's hospital melbourne, mount st evin's private hospital melbourne, eucharistic congress 1928, agnes mclean, sister alphonsus, mary devine, mary rawson, mother dorothea, ida and marion o'doherty, gert o'toole, cardinal cerrutti, ciss farrell, theatre nurse uniform 1928

Newspaper clippings from Melbourne newspapers: The Age, The Sun, The Catholic Weekly, The Argus, The Herald have been pasted into the book. Topics include: St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, Hospital funding, changes to hospital management in Australia, nurses and nursing, medical training, blood donations, State and Federal health policies.Hard bound exercise book with grey cover and lined pages. Newspaper clippings have been pasted into the book in chronological order. The date and source have been written underneath each clipping.Written in black pen on the cover: Press cuttings / 25th Sept., 1951 - 11th July, 1952 Printed on the cover: The..../ Commerce/ Seriesst vincent's hospital melbourne, scrapbooks, newspapers

Scrapbook contains newspaper clippings from Melbourne newspapers: The Age, The Sun, The Argus and The Herald. The period covered is 23rd June 53 - 19th September 1954. Newspaper article topics include: State and Federal funding, policies and support of hospitals in general, Victorian hospital boards and their members, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, nurses' examination results etc.Hardcover, lined book with a red stippled cover and red tape spine. Newspaper clippings have been pasted into the book in chronological order. The last few pages are unused.st vincent's hospital melbourne, newspapers, scrapbooks

William Alexander Osborne married Ethel Elizabeth Osborne in 1903; they came to Australia when he became Professor of Physiology at the University of Melbourne, later Dean, Faculty of Medicine, retiring in 1938. In 1904 they lived in Warrandyte at "Lowestoft", later moving to "The Hall" at Kangaroo Ground. Their children were Audrey, Gerard, Yrsa and Charis. Ethel, born in Leeds U.K., graduated in medicine in the 1920s and was active in social issues.She represented Australia at international conferences of The League of Nations and the Pan Pacific Womens Conference; during World War ; she was appointed by the British Ministry of Munitions on working conditions of women and played a major role in the establishment of The Emily McPherson College of Domestic Economy..Locally she was involved with the construction of Evarard Drive, the War Memorial at Warrandyte, the War Memorial Tower at Kangaroo Ground, and the Warrandyte Womens Hospital Auxiliary. She was a foundation member of the Catalysts, The Lyceum and the British Ex-service Womens Clubs and was interested in the arts, knowing many local artists. Contents Photocopy page of book: Paragraph about Professor William Alexander Osborne.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcwilliam alexander osborne, clement byrne christensen, william longstaff, sir john longstaff, t l handfield, bishop reginald stephen, nin christensen, ethel elizabeth osborne nee goodson, audrey osborne, gerard osborne, yrsa osborne, charis osborne, "lowestoft" at warrandyte, "the hall" at kangaroo ground, "woodlands" at kangaroo ground, p j mcmahon, faculty of medicine university of melbourne, the league of nations, pan pacific womens conference, everard drive, war memorial warrandyte, war memorial tower kangaroo ground, warrandyte womens hospital auxiliary, catalysts club, the lyceum, british ex-service womens clubs, penleigh boyd, clara southern, jo sweatman, commonwealth court of conciliation and arbitration, st vincent's hospital shool of dietetics

Two items about this property: 1/Photocopied article on Mrs T.J. Confoy, Mary, who lived at ‘Normanhurst’, Balaclava Road. The article is from ‘Who’s Who in the World of Women’ circa 1930. Article mentions family and associations she is involved in. 2/Hand written research by Claire Barton from Sands and McDougall on the Confoy family in Balaclava Road.caulfield, confoy mary, confoy edward, confoy john, confoy leslie, strike celie, ‘normanhust’, strike alex, st vincents de paul’s society, st vincent’s hospital, racehorses, sports people, houses, community services, committees of management, house names, voluntary workers, balaclava road

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