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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 2, 1907

W. A. R

By W. A. R.

Findings

In writing in regard to the medical work in New Zealand, Brother S. M. Cobb, of Wellington, New Zealand, says: “We greatly need a good doctor in this field — one who has the ability and zeal to go forward in the work. The medical work presents an encouraging outlook if we could get a doctor to help, but we are so handicapped in this way that we can do but little.”

The president of the Montana Conference, Elder W. F. Martin, writes regarding openings for medical work in his State, in these words: “Have you a nurse who is consecrated, and who would do good work in the city? We have a good opening for such a worker, and would give employment to her. There is an excellent opening in Butte for a good suite of treatment rooms. If you know of a lady and a gentleman nurse who have some means to invest, I think that they could do well in Butte.”