THE GRIERSON CASE.

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THE GRIERSON CASE.

THE PERSISTENT PETITIONERS, Reperesentatives from the Women’s Anti-German League waited on the Minister of Defence to-day and urged that Lieutenant Grierson should not be allowed to go with the 12th Reinforcements. Mr, Allen replied that if he complied with the request he would be * doing an injustice to Lieut. Grierson, and he was not prepared to do an injustice to any man. The League has now decided to send the petition to the King, through the Government, asking him to re- | move Lieut. Grierson from the army. i 1

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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 108, 8 May 1916, Page 5

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