Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoSir Stanley Reed Bennett, Coleman., 1922 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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... hospital assistants . Lady doctors and female hospital assistants visit purda nashin women in their own homes and much good work is done in this manner . The best equipped hospitals , for Indian pa- tients are the Thomason Hospital at ...
... hospital assistants . Lady doctors and female hospital assistants visit purda nashin women in their own homes and much good work is done in this manner . The best equipped hospitals , for Indian pa- tients are the Thomason Hospital at ...
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... Hospital at Jubbulpore , opened in 1886 and accommodating 121 in- patients ; the Lady Dufferin Hospital at Nagpur and the Lady Elgin Hospital at Jubbulpore , these last two being for women and containing together accommodation for 72 in ...
... Hospital at Jubbulpore , opened in 1886 and accommodating 121 in- patients ; the Lady Dufferin Hospital at Nagpur and the Lady Elgin Hospital at Jubbulpore , these last two being for women and containing together accommodation for 72 in ...
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... Hospital , Poona . Karachi Civil Hospital Nursing Associa- tion . Hon . Secretary : G. Birch , Esq . Civil Hospital , Karachi . Nasik Civil Hospital Nursing Association Hon . Secretary : Civil Surgeon , Nasik Hospital , Nasik ...
... Hospital , Poona . Karachi Civil Hospital Nursing Associa- tion . Hon . Secretary : G. Birch , Esq . Civil Hospital , Karachi . Nasik Civil Hospital Nursing Association Hon . Secretary : Civil Surgeon , Nasik Hospital , Nasik ...
Contents
India in 1921 | iv |
Towns and Villages | iv |
The Government of India | iv |
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