The Indian Council of the St. John Ambulance Association

(e) And generally the promotion of instruction and carrying out of works for the relief of suffering of the sick and injured in peace and war independently of class nationality or denomination. [...] It must be clearly understood that the object of the Association i;; not to rival but to aid the medical man and the subject matter of instruction given at the classes has been defined by the Medical Committee of the Ambulance. [...] The Executive Committee of the Indian Council have carefully considered the question of recognizing lay lecturers and in view of the fact that it is difficult to obtain the services of sufficient qualified medical men or women as lecturers for the Association's Certificates the Indian Council are prepared where necessary to recognize lay lecturers on the various subjects of the Council's curricu [...] 5 India.) After the examination the particulars detailed in the class attendance sheets should be copied into the Registers of the Centre and unless these are properly kept the necessary returns for the annual report cannot be supplied and in future years there will be difficulty in certifying as to the qualification of candidates for medallions. [...] The neat and quick application of the roller bandage to the folowing parts; thumb hand arm elbow foot (including heel) ankle leg figure of eight to the knee joint spika f6r the shoulder and hip the breast; the capelline bandage ; and the four-tailed bandage for the jaw.