‘The interesting work for women, of which Mrs. Leuty Collins is the pioneer, enters its fifteenth year, having withstood the penalties of the war. The request for competent nurses is still increasing, and the Principal now wishes to revive the awards yearly for gold and silver medals. The last gold medal was won in 1914 by a nurse of the London Hospital, who still holds the first award out of three. Mrs. Leuty Collins is anxious to give the canine nurses of the Institute the privilege of the examination next year for the three medals – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. One of the candidates has been on the staff from the beginning of the war, and holds the last 2nd silver medal, presented to her by Lady Charles Huntingdon, a great dog lover.'