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Category:Oral Histories

2016-09-01T00:26:30Z

Jill:

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The Alexander Turnbull Library in Wellington holds the full digital copies of all the oral histories stored on this site unless otherwise stated. The link to the Alexander Turnbull Library catalogue can be found [https://tiaki.natlib.govt.nz/#details=ecatalogue.144888 here].

We will slowly be adding to this collection over the next few months so check back frequently for updates.
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2016-08-16T22:52:01Z

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2016-08-16T22:49:54Z

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2016-08-16T22:49:32Z

Jill: Created page with "[http://www.nzno.org.nz/groups/nerf Nursing Education and Research Foundation (NERF)] [http://www.nzno.org.nz/ New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO)] [http://www...."

[http://www.nzno.org.nz/groups/nerf Nursing Education and Research Foundation (NERF)] 
[http://www.nzno.org.nz/ New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO)] 
[http://www.nursinghistory.org/ Museum of Nursing History (USA)]

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2016-08-16T22:36:37Z

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2016-06-22T21:36:00Z

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2016-06-22T21:33:49Z

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2016-06-22T21:32:50Z

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Category:Maori Nursing History

2016-06-22T21:28:28Z

Jill: Created page with "Our colleagues at Te Ao Māramatanga have created a stunning page to share their collection of Māori nursing oral histories. You can access it here: [http://www.maorinursingh..."

Our colleagues at Te Ao Māramatanga have created a stunning page to share their collection of Māori nursing oral histories. You can access it here: [http://www.maorinursinghistory.com/ Maori Nursing Oral History]

Category:Hospitals

2016-06-08T22:16:08Z

Jill:

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Click here to view information about the Hilda Ross Nurses Home: [[Hilda_Ross_Nurses_Home|Hilda Ross Nurses Home]]

Click here to view information about the old nurses home at Southland Hospital: [http://www.stuff.co.nz/southland-times/news/features/80076419/a-notquitesoorderly-kew Old nurses home]

Click here to read a brief history of Dargaville Hospital: [http://www.healthandhospital.co.nz/2016/05/13/dargaville-hospital-celebrates-60th-birthday/ Dargaville Hospital]

Click here to link to a page of contributed manuscripts relevant to hospitals and reunions: [[Manuscripts]]

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Category:Hospitals

2016-06-02T03:22:34Z

Jill:

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Click here to view information about the Hilda Ross Nurses Home: [[Hilda_Ross_Nurses_Home|Hilda Ross Nurses Home]]

Click here to view information about the old nurses home at Southland Hospital: [http://www.stuff.co.nz/southland-times/news/features/80076419/a-notquitesoorderly-kew Old nurses home]
Click here to link to a page of contributed manuscripts relevant to hospitals and reunions: [[Manuscripts]]

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Category:Hospitals

2016-06-02T03:20:29Z

Jill:

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|banner_description = This section contains information on New Zealand hospitals.

Click here to view information about the Hilda Ross Nurses Home: [[Hilda_Ross_Nurses_Home|Hilda Ross Nurses Home]]

Click here to view information about the old nurses home at Southland Hospital: [http://www.stuff.co.nz/southland-times/news/features/80076419/a-notquitesoorderly-kew Old nurses home]
Click here to link to a page of contributed manuscripts relevant to hospitals and reunions: [[Manuscripts]]

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2016-04-25T21:40:29Z

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Category:Oral Histories

2016-04-25T20:13:31Z

Jill:

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The Alexander Turnbull Library in Wellington holds the full digital copies of all the oral histories stored on this site unless otherwise stated. The link to the Alexander Turnbull Library catalogue can be found [https://tiaki.natlib.govt.nz/#home here].

We will slowly be adding to this collection over the next few months so check back frequently for updates.
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Category:Oral Histories

2016-04-25T20:12:26Z

Jill:

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The Alexander Turnbull Library in Wellington holds the full digital copies of all the oral histories stored on this site unless otherwise stated. The link to the Alexander Turnbull Library catalogue can be found [https://tiaki.natlib.govt.nz/#home].

We will slowly be adding to this collection over the next few months so check back frequently for updates.
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2016-03-29T23:59:22Z

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Nursing Education and Research Foundation 
Level 3, Crowe Horwath House 
57 Willis Street 
PO Box 2128 
Wellington 6140 
P: 04 499 9533 
F: 04 382 9993 
E: grants@nzno.org.nz

Privacy Statement

2015-11-19T03:38:09Z

Jill:

You may browse and access information contained within this website without providing any personal information. Where you voluntarily provide personal information (for example, through online forms or email newsletters), NERF will only use that information for the specific purpose stated. NERF will keep any such information secure and will not disclose it to any third parties.

Contributed content must not include material that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, breaches suppression orders or any other laws, or is purposefully inflammatory.

Contributed content may be licensed to any third parties under the Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial 3.0 New Zealand (CC BY-NC 3.0 NZ) licence. If the licence used by the New Zealand government changes in future, we reserve the right to change the licence applied. 
NERF has the right to remove any contributed content as it sees fit, and will do so if content violates these Terms and Conditions. In addition to any other rights available to NERF at law, your account can be suspended or deleted if you violate these Terms and Conditions.
NERF has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed
necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website.

Consent has been obtained from all people who have contributed their oral histories to this site.
The items (including all text and images) on this website are provided for the purpose of personal and non-commercial study (such as school projects, family and local history research).
The items (including all text and images) on this website may be used for non-commercial purposes, as long as you credit this website as the source.
Material from this website, including images are not available for commercial use, without express permission of the Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-11-19T03:37:16Z

Jill:

You may browse and access information contained within this website without providing any personal information. Where you voluntarily provide personal information (for example, through online forms or email newsletters), NERF will only use that information for the specific purpose stated. NERF will keep any such information secure and will not disclose it to any third parties.

Contributed content must not include material that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, breaches suppression orders or any other laws, or is purposefully inflammatory.

Contributed content may be licensed to any third parties under the Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial 3.0 New Zealand (CC BY-NC 3.0 NZ) licence. If the licence used by the New Zealand government changes in future, we reserve the right to change the licence applied. 

NERF has the right to remove any contributed content as it sees fit, and will do so if content violates these Terms and Conditions. In addition to any other rights available to NERF at law, your account can be suspended or deleted if you violate these Terms and Conditions.
NERF has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed
necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website.

Consent has been obtained from all people who have contributed their oral histories to this site.
The items (including all text and images) on this website are provided for the purpose of personal and non-commercial study (such as school projects, family and local history research).
The items (including all text and images) on this website may be used for non-commercial purposes, as long as you credit this website as the source.
Material from this website, including images are not available for commercial use, without express permission of the Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-11-19T03:35:38Z

Jill:

== Contribution of content ==

Contributed content must not include material that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, breaches suppression orders or any other laws, or is purposefully inflammatory. 
Contributed content may be licensed to any third parties under the Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial 3.0 New Zealand (CC BY-NC 3.0 NZ) licence. If the licence used by the New Zealand government changes in future, we reserve the right to change the licence applied. 
The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to remove any contributed content as it sees fit, and will do so if content violates these Terms and Conditions. In addition to any other rights available to the Nursing Education and Research Foundation at law, your account can be suspended or deleted if you violate these Terms and Conditions. 
The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website. 
To request permission for commercial use of copyright works on this website, please contact the New Zealand Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-11-19T03:30:44Z

Jill:

== Contribution of content ==

Contributed content must not include material that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, breaches suppression orders or any other laws, or is purposefully inflammatory. 
Contributed content may be licensed to any third parties under the most open licence available for New Zealand government use, which is currently the Creative Commons Attribution (BY-NC) licence. If the licence used by the New Zealand government changes in future, we reserve the right to change the licence applied. 
The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to remove any contributed content as it sees fit, and will do so if content violates these Terms and Conditions. In addition to any other rights available to the Nursing Education and Research Foundation at law, your account can be suspended or deleted if you violate these Terms and Conditions. 
The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website. 
To request permission for commercial use of copyright works on this website, please contact the New Zealand Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-11-15T23:43:59Z

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== Contribution of content ==

Contributed content must not include material that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, breaches suppression orders or any other laws, or is purposefully inflammatory. 
Contributed content may be licensed to any third parties under the most open licence available for New Zealand government use, which is currently the Creative Commons Attribution (BY) licence. If the licence used by the New Zealand government changes in future, we reserve the right to change the licence applied. 
The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to remove any contributed content as it sees fit, and will do so if content violates these Terms and Conditions. In addition to any other rights available to the Nursing Education and Research Foundation at law, your account can be suspended or deleted if you violate these Terms and Conditions. 
The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website. 
To request permission for commercial use of copyright works on this website, please contact the New Zealand Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-11-04T01:47:21Z

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2015-11-04T01:46:33Z

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Category:Military History

2015-11-04T01:45:43Z

Jill: Created page with "On 23rd October, 1915, the troop ship ''SS Marquette'' was sunk. This link will take you to the ANZAC Sight Sound website where you can hear the stories of three nurses on boa..."

On 23rd October, 1915, the troop ship ''SS Marquette'' was sunk. This link will take you to the ANZAC Sight Sound website where you can hear the stories of three nurses on board at the time: [http://anzacsightsound.org/audios/nurses-remember-the-sinking-of-the-marquette Nurses remember the sinking of the Marquette]

Category:Other History/Military History

2015-11-04T01:39:04Z

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2015-09-09T04:06:39Z

Jill:

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The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website. 
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Material from this website, including images are not available for commercial use, without express permission of the Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-09-09T04:06:16Z

Jill:

== Contribution of content ==

Contributed content must not include material that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, breaches suppression orders or any other laws, or is purposefully inflammatory. 
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The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to remove any contributed content as it sees fit, and will do so if content violates these Terms and Conditions. In addition to any other rights available to the Nursing Education and Research Foundation at law, your account can be suspended or deleted if you violate these Terms and Conditions. 
The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website. 
The items (including all text and images) on this website are provided for the purpose of personal and non-commercial study (such as school projects, family and local history research). 
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Material from this website, including images are not available for commercial use, without express permission of the Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-09-03T02:21:16Z

Jill:

You may browse and access information contained within this website without providing any personal information. Where you voluntarily provide personal information (for example, through online forms or email newsletters), NERF will only use that information for the specific purpose stated. NERF will keep any such information secure and will not disclose it to any third parties.

Contributed content must not include material that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, breaches suppression orders or any other laws, or is purposefully inflammatory.

Contributed content may be licensed to any third parties under the most open licence available for New Zealand government use, which is currently the Creative Commons Attribution (BY) licence. If the licence used by the New Zealand government changes in future, we reserve the right to change the licence applied.
NERF has the right to remove any contributed content as it sees fit, and will do so if content violates these Terms and Conditions. In addition to any other rights available to NERF at law, your account can be suspended or deleted if you violate these Terms and Conditions.
NERF has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed
necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website.

Consent has been obtained from all people who have contributed their oral histories to this site.
The items (including all text and images) on this website are provided for the purpose of personal and non-commercial study (such as school projects, family and local history research).
The items (including all text and images) on this website may be used for non-commercial purposes, as long as you credit this website as the source.
Material from this website, including images are not available for commercial use, without express permission of the Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-09-03T02:20:51Z

Jill:

You may browse and access information contained within this website without providing any personal information. Where you voluntarily provide personal information (for example, through online forms or email newsletters), NERF will only use that information for the specific purpose stated. NERF will keep any such information secure and will not disclose it to any third parties.

Contributed content must not include material that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, breaches suppression orders or any other laws, or is purposefully inflammatory.

Contributed content may be licensed to any third parties under the most open licence available for New Zealand government use, which is currently the Creative Commons Attribution (BY) licence. If the licence used by the New Zealand government changes in future, we reserve the right to change the licence applied.
NERF has the right to remove any contributed content as it sees fit, and will do so if content violates these Terms and Conditions. In addition to any other rights available to NERF at law, your account can be suspended or deleted if you violate these Terms and Conditions.
NERF has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed
necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website.

Consent has been obtained from all people who have contributed their oral histories to this site. 
The items (including all text and images) on this website are provided for the purpose of personal and non-commercial study (such as school projects, family and local history research). 
The items (including all text and images) on this website may be used for non-commercial purposes, as long as you credit this website as the source. 
Material from this website, including images are not available for commercial use, without express permission of the Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-09-03T02:19:38Z

Jill:

== Contribution of content ==

Contributed content must not include material that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, breaches suppression orders or any other laws, or is purposefully inflammatory. 
Contributed content may be licensed to any third parties under the most open licence available for New Zealand government use, which is currently the Creative Commons Attribution (BY) licence. If the licence used by the New Zealand government changes in future, we reserve the right to change the licence applied. 
The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to remove any contributed content as it sees fit, and will do so if content violates these Terms and Conditions. In addition to any other rights available to the Nursing Education and Research Foundation at law, your account can be suspended or deleted if you violate these Terms and Conditions. 
The Nursing Education and Research Foundation has the right to modify or remove user-contribution features at its discretion, including removing contributed content if deemed necessary. Wherever possible we will notify you of any changes by posting messages on this website. 
The items (including all text and images) on this website are provided for the purpose of personal and non-commercial study (such as school projects, family and local history research). 
The items (including all text and images) on this website may be used for non-commercial purposes, as long as you credit this website as the source. 
Material from this website, including images are not available for commercial use, without express permission of the Nursing Education and Research Foundation.

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2015-09-03T02:07:58Z

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Alison Redgrave

2015-07-14T00:40:38Z

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|audio_description_one=Marjorie Alison King was born on 17 April 1930, at home to Jessie Rebecca and Arthur William Herbert King of Napier. She was a ten-month-old baby in her cot when the 1931 earthquake rattled Napier’s bones. As the earthquake became part of her and her family’s mythology, one of the stories that stayed with Alison and was passed on to her children was the terrible fate of the Napier Hospital Nurses’ Home. Night staff were still sleeping when the quake struck on a hot mid-February morning. The many-storied building fell like a pack of cards and twelve nurses lost their lives.
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|audio_description_two=Alison was a prefect at Napier Girl’s High school in 1948, and then in 1949 she caught the train to Wellington to train to be a nurse at Wellington Hospital, boarding at the Kilbirnie Nurses’ home. She gained registration at the end of 1951 and then spent two years doing her maternity training at Kawakawa Hospital in the Bay of Islands, by the end assuming a position of some responsibility. She particularly loved working with the local Māori women during this time.
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|audio_description_three=At the end of that year Alison left Kawakawa and prepared to go overseas to London with her nursing friends: Jennifer North and two others, Maureen and Mary.

On the 2lst of January 1954, Alison left on the SS Rangitoto from Wellington’s Glasgow Wharf. Thirty-one days later after a wonderful trip of concerts and deck games, celebrations crossing the equator and stops at places like Pitcairn Island, Balboa in the Panama Canal and Curacao, Venezuela, Alison and her fellow nurses disembarked at Southampton on February 20th 1954.

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|audio_description_four=The following day the New Zealand nurses were shown to their future place of work (sorted before they had left) on the corner of Harley and Marleybone Street. This was The London Clinic – a leading private hospital established by a group of Harley Street doctors in 1932. Still one of London’s leading private hospitals today, the clinic’s patients have included royal families, dignitaries, politicians, captains of industry and celebrities from across the world. The most famous patient Alison nursed at the London Clinic was T.S. Eliot. In her journal of her overseas trip she writes: “Saw T.S. Eliot’s play The Confidential Clerk. I have since nursed the author – a humble sincere person of extraordinary intellect.”

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|audio_description_five=The matron at the London Clinic let Alison and her friends work two weeks straight then have two weeks off. After lots of sightseeing around London including getting up early one morning to watch the new Queen’s return from her first Commonwealth tour, the nurses began boldly hitchhiking further afield. A diary entry dated 7.5.55(54) Devon and Cornwall reads: “To commence our first big hitch-hiking tour, we left London for Wimbledon, Mary and Maureen together, and Jennifer and I together. After a mile of heavy labour we were picked up by a sandman who took us to Hampton Court. After several further rides we reached Winchester.”

There were trips to Oxford and Cambridge, to the Isle of Wight and then on the 20th August the four nurses began a tour, hitchhiking around Europe through Italy, France, Austria, Switzerland, Germany and Holland. One of the last entries in her diary of that trip is headed: “Screaming Italians 1.9.54 Wednesday. Spending the night in a Continental train with screaming Italians talking at one all night, can become rather tedious.”

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|audio_description_six=In either November 1955 or early January 1956 Alison boarded the Shaw Saville Line’s new Dominion Monarch bound for New Zealand via Capetown.

She returned to Napier to live with her family and was employed at nearby Napier Hospital as a ward sister. In May 1957 she married Jim Redgrave and gave up her nursing career to become a full time mother and housewife.

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Alison Redgrave

2015-07-14T00:38:52Z

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|audio_description_one=Marjorie Alison King was born on 17 April 1930, at home to Jessie Rebecca and Arthur William Herbert King of Napier. She was a ten-month-old baby in her cot when the 1931 earthquake rattled Napier’s bones. As the earthquake became part of her and her family’s mythology, one of the stories that stayed with Alison and was passed on to her children was the terrible fate of the Napier Hospital Nurses’ Home. Night staff were still sleeping when the quake struck on a hot mid-February morning. The many-storied building fell like a pack of cards and twelve nurses lost their lives.
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|audio_description_two=Alison was a prefect at Napier Girl’s High school in 1948, and then in 1949 she caught the train to Wellington to train to be a nurse at Wellington Hospital, boarding at the Kilbirnie Nurses’ home. She gained registration at the end of 1951 and then spent two years doing her maternity training at Kawakawa Hospital in the Bay of Islands, by the end assuming a position of some responsibility. She particularly loved working with the local Māori women during this time.
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|audio_description_three=At the end of that year Alison left Kawakawa and prepared to go overseas to London with her nursing friends: Jennifer North and two others, Maureen and Mary.

On the 2lst of January 1954, Alison left on the SS Rangitoto from Wellington’s Glasgow Wharf. Thirty-one days later after a wonderful trip of concerts and deck games, celebrations crossing the equator and stops at places like Pitcairn Island, Balboa in the Panama Canal and Curacao, Venezuela, Alison and her fellow nurses disembarked at Southampton on February 20th 1954.

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|audio_description_four=The following day the New Zealand nurses were shown to their future place of work (sorted before they had left) on the corner of Harley and Marleybone Street. This was The London Clinic – a leading private hospital established by a group of Harley Street doctors in 1932. Still one of London’s leading private hospitals today, the clinic’s patients have included royal families, dignitaries, politicians, captains of industry and celebrities from across the world. The most famous patient Alison nursed at the London Clinic was T.S. Eliot. In her journal of her overseas trip she writes: “Saw T.S. Eliot’s play The Confidential Clerk. I have since nursed the author – a humble sincere person of extraordinary intellect.”

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|audio_description_five=The matron at the London Clinic let Alison and her friends work two weeks straight then have two weeks off. After lots of sightseeing around London including getting up early one morning to watch the new Queen’s return from her first Commonwealth tour, the nurses began boldly hitchhiking further afield. A diary entry dated 7.5.55(54) Devon and Cornwall reads: “To commence our first big hitch-hiking tour, we left London for Wimbledon, Mary and Maureen together, and Jennifer and I together. After a mile of heavy labour we were picked up by a sandman who took us to Hampton Court. After several further rides we reached Winchester.”

There were trips to Oxford and Cambridge, to the Isle of Wight and then on the 20th August the four nurses began a tour, hitchhiking around Europe through Italy, France, Austria, Switzerland, Germany and Holland. One of the last entries in her diary of that trip is headed: “Screaming Italians 1.9.54 Wednesday. Spending the night in a Continental train with screaming Italians talking at one all night, can become rather tedious.”

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|audio_description_six=In either November 1955 or early January 1956 Alison boarded the Shaw Saville Line’s new Dominion Monarch bound for New Zealand via Capetown.

She returned to Napier to live with her family and was employed at nearby Napier Hospital as a ward sister. In May 1957 she married Jim Redgrave and gave up her nursing career to become a full time mother and housewife.

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2015-07-14T00:38:02Z

Jill: Alison Redgrave

Alison Redgrave

File:Alison Redgrave about to board the SS Rangitoto 1954.jpg

2015-07-14T00:37:29Z

Jill: Alison Redgrave about to board the SS Rangitoto in 1954

Alison Redgrave about to board the SS Rangitoto in 1954

File:Alison Redgrave 1951.jpg

2015-07-14T00:28:29Z

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Individual Contributions and Histories

2015-06-29T23:50:44Z

Jill:

Contributions to the NERF Oral History archive are very welcome. Here you will find links to stories and manuscripts contributed by individual nurses and their families. These stories capture the many varied and wonderful histories of New Zealand nurses here and around the world.

Please click on the links to access the contributions:

[[File:Alison Redgrave - Always a nurse.docx|thumbnail|Alison Redgrave - Always a nurse]] - contributed by Tess Redgrave.

Individual Contributions and Histories

2015-06-29T23:50:31Z

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File:Alison Redgrave - Always a nurse.docx

2015-06-29T23:49:46Z

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File:Alison Redgrave.docx

2015-06-29T23:36:41Z

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Individual Contributions and Histories

2015-06-29T23:35:07Z

Jill:

Contributions to the NERF Oral History archive are very welcome. Here you will find links to stories and manuscripts contributed by individual nurses and their families. These stories capture the many varied and wonderful histories of New Zealand nurses here and around the world.

Please click on the links to access the contributions:

[[File:Alison Redgrave.docx|thumbnail|Alison Redgrave - Always a nurse]] - contributed by Tess Redgrave.

File:Alison Redgrave.docx

2015-06-29T23:33:05Z

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Individual Contributions and Histories

2015-06-28T23:39:29Z

Jill:

Contributions to the NERF Oral History archive are very welcome. Here you will find links to stories and manuscripts contributed by individual nurses and their families. These stories capture the many varied and wonderful histories of New Zealand nurses here and around the world.

Please click on the links to access the contributions:

[[File:Alison Redgrave.docx|thumbnail|Alison Redgrave]] - contributed by Tess Redgrave.

File:Alison Redgrave.docx

2015-06-28T23:38:32Z

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Individual Contributions and Histories

2015-06-28T23:31:36Z

Jill:

Contributions to the NERF Oral History archive are very welcome. Here you will find links to stories and manuscripts contributed by individual nurses and their families. These stories capture the many varied and wonderful histories of New Zealand nurses here and around the world.

Please click on the links to access the contributions:

[[File:Alison Redgrave For Heritage site.docx|thumbnail|Alison Redgrave (nee King)]] - contributed by Tess Redgrave.

Individual Contributions and Histories

2015-06-28T23:31:20Z

Jill:

== Individual Contributions and Histories ==

Contributions to the NERF Oral History archive are very welcome. Here you will find links to stories and manuscripts contributed by individual nurses and their families. These stories capture the many varied and wonderful histories of New Zealand nurses here and around the world.

Please click on the links to access the contributions:

[[File:Alison Redgrave For Heritage site.docx|thumbnail|Alison Redgrave (nee King)]] - contributed by Tess Redgrave.

Individual Contributions and Histories

2015-06-28T23:30:46Z

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2015-06-17T22:31:56Z

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