RECIPROCITY
IN BELIEVING SOLDIERS IN ; DISTRESS. ; 1 One of the most important questions j to cojne .before the annual conference of j New Zealand War Belief Societies to be , held in Wellington to-morrow will be j the -vexed question of reciprocal action in respect to affording relief to distressed soldiers, irrespective, of what district within New Zealand they may have | come from or enlisted in. ■ , The Auckland association lias given j notice to move as under:— ' . "That the present system of obtaining j refunds from patriotic societies in connec. I tion with returned soldiers who enlisted in districts outside the sphere of operations of tho society to whom rhe ? returned soldier makes application for assistance be. discontinued, and in lieu c thereof associations shall meet the needs ' and assist returned soldiers who may apply to them and have been domiciled '' in or enlisted from other districts in exactly the same manner as would be done had tho soldier teen domiciled or . enlisted from their district. This will d ensure prompt, assistance to all appli- S | cants and ;will enable such society., to j. deal promptly, and effectively with ap- ]. plications." tl
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3163, 15 August 1917, Page 7
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191RECIPROCITY Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3163, 15 August 1917, Page 7
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