QUEENSTOWN RED CROSS.

Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 13, 11 June 1920, Page 8

QUEENSTOWN RED CROSS.

The following letter has been received from the Queenstown Red Cross and is publisked for general information. Dear sir, — In confirmation of my conversation with you at Invercargill on the 21st inst., re the Queenstown Red Cross Association scheme of providing board and lodging for convalescent soldiers, etc., in Queenstown, in search of health, I beg to send now, for your guidance, a copy of the resolution passed by this branch relative to this matter. This runs as follows : — That the Queenstown branch oi the Red Cross Association is prepared to give assistance in the way of board and lodging in Queenstown to convalescent soldiers or convalescent soldiers just discharged, to whom a change may he comsidered beneficial — all such men to be recommended for this benefit by, and nominated therefore, hy the A.D.M.S., Dunedin or Invercargill; the R.S.A. Dunedin (acting under the advice of its president, Dr.' Harrison), or hy kindred soldiers' welfare associations in Invercargill, under advice from competent medical' authorities. T'rusting that the Queenstown Red Cross Association ma.y be of some service in above connection. — I am etc., W. SHARREN, Hon. Sec. P.S.— Our branch also makes each man an enterta-ining allowance of £2, for trips while in Queenstown.