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Back	Title / Name 'King Country Nurse' by Frances Hayman Brief Description Small hardcover book relating the story of a young nurse in the area in the 1930s. 'Perhaps the biggest problem of all was that nursing ideas often conflicted with Maori tradition and superstition. Miss Hayman faced it philosophically and competently, and always with a sense of humour.' Archive Number A376 Primary Maker Blackwood and Janet Paul Date 1964 Period Covered 1930 - 1955 Donor Union Parish Op shop Access by Appointment Phone or email Back
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