SECOND DIVISION LEAGUE.
IULiIEKSTON NORTH RESOLUTIONS. , By Telegraph.—Press Association. Palmcrstou North, Last Night.. A largely-attended meeting of the Second .Division League passed a resolution of loyalty and asking the Government to provide more adequately for soldiers' wives.
In answer to a question, the chairman eaid that in many cases in which applications to the Financial Assistance Board for assistance towards paying fire and life insurance premiums had been turned down further representations by the central executive had been successful wholly or in part in securing reconsideration of the claims made.'
Tlhe meeting also requested the Government to remit the sentences on Hunt, Langley, and Flood, of Ohristchurch, on the ground that they were unduly severe, and as such calculated to produce a feeling of resentment and lessen the public faith in the fairness of the authorities.
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Taranaki Daily News, 15 May 1918, Page 5
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136SECOND DIVISION LEAGUE. Taranaki Daily News, 15 May 1918, Page 5
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