Annie Carvosso

“ Mrs. W. H. Carvosso.
With the death of Mrs. W. H. Carvosso on February 20, at the residence of Dr. A. B. Carvosso, Moray-street, New Farm, Brisbane lost one of its oldest and staunchest workers on behalf of humanity. Mrs. Carvosso was born in Cambourne, Cornwall, seventy years ago, but most of her life was spent in Australia. She was married to Mr. W. H. Carvosso in Sydney in 1885 and shortly afterwards came to Queensland, where she has been associated with many philanthropic movements. Under Lady Griffith, Mrs. Carvosso was associated with the Lady
The late Mrs. W. H. Carvosso. ”

“ Cumbrae-Stewart (president of the National Council of Women) .
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