SERVICE OVERSEAS
WARNING TO APPELLANTS
MIGHT NOT REMAIN IN N.Z
appellants should realise that every case coming before the board from now on is Ln respect of general service overseas," said Mr S. C. B. Macky, chairman of the "No. 1 Armed Forces Appeal Board (Hamilton) at a recent sitting, when John R. Powell, farm hand, TamaI here, was appeal for by his father.
The latter said he had two, single sons, aged 20 and 18. He did not intend to proceed with an appeal against overseas service, but would like help during the busy time on the farm if the reservist were to remain in New Zealand. H'.s son had gone to camp several months ago to do three mouths' Territorial tra'm-
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 05, Issue 84, 29 July 1942, Page 5
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