[?] Babies Sent Greetings

t The Whaling company at Norfolk T s la n H under the control nf Mr iSiana, Unoer tne Control 01 Ml.

Allan Anderson, was busy early ill August getting ready for the whal jng season. Death had robbed Mr.

A nrtpmn Q Pri of thp rh irirp 5o ho Anderson, ben., 01 the Chance tO DO there when his enterprise got under way.

[?]e's Boys and Girls" said it with a cheque—when they bade fare month to Nurse Grace Morrison [?]o for more than 30 years has [?]o the world most of Suva's babies, mothers, some with their children, [?]or the occasion in the old nursing [?]va. Mrs. Maclndoe, of Lami, who [?] at Suva Hospital with Nurse [?]ade the presentations. The small

staff of Fijian and Indian nurses also received cheques. Any idea Nurse Morrison had of mak ing a speech was abandoned when the girls broke into tears around her. So, after saying "Thank you", she retreated behind her presentation basket of flowers. Fittingly, one small voice was raised frequently during the proceedings—that of Master Durham, just one week old and Nurse's last patient. —Photo by Stinsons, Ltd.