April 8th, 1891 - Late

Dear [Hospital Director Names],

The Cruise Ship Santa Antonina has gone down in the Atlantic off the cost of Portugal. We are in need of the assistance of healers/mediwizards for rescue efforts. Please circulate the below to all applicable staff at [Hogsmeade Hospital/St. Mungo's] as swiftly as possible — thank you for your service and for your discretion.

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Best Regards,
Minister J. L. Ross

To: [Name]

The Cruise Ship Santa Antonina is wrecked in the Atlantic off the coast of Portugal. As it is an English ship with primarily English passengers our Ministry will be leading rescue efforts, utilizing the ship of Captain J. Alfred Darrow.

We require healers and mediwizards to assist in rescue efforts and care for the passengers and crew of the Santa Antonina. As berthing on the Voyager is limited, those who choose to go should report their status to their Hospital supervisor before the ship departs. Please report to the Voyager on the magical dock of the Thames before dawn in order to assist.

The Ministry is deeply grateful for your assistance and discretion in ensuring that the Santa Antonina's passengers are rescued, as well as for your service to Britain.
Sincerely,
The Office of Minister J. L. Ross

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