THE NATIONAL REGISTER
Sir,—ln regard to tho National Register that is soon to be taken, a suggestive thought ha-s, come to me which I humbly put before'the powers that be. When all; the particulars desired have been .obtained there will! still remain the , very awkward 'question of compulsion, and my suggestion is=that after all other particulars have been given, each man of military , ago «bo . asked :to state whether ho is willing, to place himself absolutely at the dispos'al of the 'Government. It will, at once simplify -'matters for tOie Government, and also ,be a guido as to how far. tfliey - oan go in the matter of compulsion.—l am/etc., . . '■• v. : . .'•": W. F. STENT: The Vicarage, Taihape, . ikigust 19,1915.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2549, 25 August 1915, Page 10
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118THE NATIONAL REGISTER Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2549, 25 August 1915, Page 10
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