SOLDIER SETTLERS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 585, 19 November 1920, Page 2

SOLDIER SETTLERS.

COMMISSIONER APPRECIATED

SUITABLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT

At a • meeting of soldier settlersheld at the Royal Hotel, Auckland, on the 3rd. inst.. Major C. R. Spragg in the chair, it was unanimously decided to make some suitable recognition of the untiring and patieni. efforts and good counsel of Mr. R. P. Greville, Commissioner of Crown Lands for North Auckland, in settling the returned suldicr. It wa< further decided to write in ,-.11 win. were known i.o have been either settled, provided with, a house, or had an existing mortgage raised by the North Auckland Land Board, point ing out the great gap between tl.-o passing of the 0.5.5.. Act, and the acquisition °f a property by th< - soldier. x-'hich bad to be bridged by i he Conimis. ioner, ami falling on r| !l to participate in this expression of ap. precision of Ml'. Greril!" anil In. staff It u; "'.'l 1111vi 1 *J.*_■ • 1 that a heavv !<-•. \- s!l n uld. I>| :eked. b'lt that f I.o; «- jr miKji' ot part; who are unable to attend a final meeting to be held m tlir- Roy.'! II"i.rl at 3 p,ni. on Derember 1 '*>, Pt'o, to deeidp tljr f>rll; th" address *b<>u!d take, might for wav<l a postal* note for ?s 6d to the hon I reaaiuer, Mi® V.' S'l.anlev <_V>i■ per. F.P A. (N. 7,.). iin.j. New Zealand Insurance Buildings. Queen Street. Auckland

The honorary srcictary. Mr, I l ', P VVilkic, was instru< - ted to nrcuhirisr beneficiaries accordingly.