R.S.A. MEETING
A LOYALTY RULE. tßy Telegrupli—Ber Brest Association CHRISTCHURCH, April 28. The annual, meeting of tlio Chris tclnircli Returned Soldiers’ Association last evening was the largest ever held, and remarkable interest was evinced to place a check upon the activities of what was described as the “dangerous element” in the Association. A new rule was adopted by 109 To 105 votes, providing that every person on election to the Executive, must sign a declaration affirming loyalty to the King and! Empire. The outgoing Executive were reelected, with one exception. The meeting ptasised a resolution expressing dissatisfaction at the action of the R.S.A. headquarters, regarding pensions'.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1932, Page 6
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106R.S.A. MEETING Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1932, Page 6
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