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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 127, 31 May 1919, Page 16

(The Civil Re-establishment o! the Soldier.) RETURNED SOLDIERS:- . Consult us about your difficulties in regard toEstablishing a Busiuest. Finding Employment. Furnishing a Home, Continuing pre-war Studies. Completing Apprenticeship. Let us know of any difficulty you experience in regaining your position in civil life. DISABLED MEN:The State will teach you a new trade if necessary. Train yourselves to ' overcome the financial handicap caused by your injury. Your pension will not be affected by increase, /n wages. Apply to the REPATRIATION DEPARTMENT. ! BRANCH OFFICES: Palmerston North- Wanganui. Masterton Mr. A. H. Palmer. Mr. F. J. Tattle. Mr. T. R,Southall. Blenheim. ' New Plymouth. .. Napier. Mr. A. M. Thomson. Mr. A. S. Allen. Mr. E. T. Rees. Gisborne. Nelson. Hastings. Mr. W. P. Williams. Mr. R. B. Witty. Mr. E. H. T. Dunn. ■ LOCAL COMMITTEES: '/, Patea. Stratford. Waipukurau. Mr. N. C. Harding. Mr. E. H. Young. ! Mr. C. F. Wilson. Taihape. " Levin. Motueka. Mr. H. J. Murrell. Mr. E. Pi Walkley. Mr. H. Scott. : MARTON. DANNEVIRKE. » WOODVILLE. Mr. A. H.Bill, Mr. H. S. M. Quigley. Mr. A. E. James, , Eltham. . Pahiatua. Waipawa. Mr. B. G. Taylor. Mr. E. P. Badger. Mr: T. A. Hogg. ' Feilding. Ohakune. ... Bulls. Mr. J. A. Gordon. Mr. P. H. Gosse. . Mr: H. A. GoodalU HUNTERVILLE. HAWERA. . Mr. M. C. Crighton. ' ' ' ' C W. BATTEN, Nathan's Buildings, Wellington. District Repatriation Officer.

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