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Evans Family Collection: Nurses at Palmerston North Hospital
- Description
A photographic series prepared by the Prime Minister’s Department in 1947 to attract British migrants. The Evans family of 5 Mansford Place, Palmerston North were selected to show the living conditions of a typical New Zealand family. In this photograph nurses from the Palmerston North Hospital, with supporters in the background, arrive for a gala day. When a new building opened in 1942 the hospital had 300 beds and a nursing staff of 165. Radiology and new forms of anaesthetics were introduced. The Social Security Act of 1938 introduced free hospital treatment and outpatient service at any public hospital.
Identification
- Object type
- Image
- Relation
- CA: Evans Collection A175/67/1
- Date
- 1947
- Digitisation ID
- 2010N_A175-67-1_004219
- Held In
- Research File
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