... extraordinary anomaly in once .>r. » the Old-Age Pension Act was mention-.’. .• Canterbury Board Guardians meet-.v (* A local woman, who hie > rested in Coneole, was stated sr.T.'!««d »-1 pension; whilst another woman bad w »‘-o ’xrij to ineligible because ...

... Joint Committee met they were satisfied the ladies had don© their heat, and with the Medical Officer's explanation why local woman had not been ©elected. They wanted someone who h*d had experience of the work required.—Mr Darbrshire: Those who pay the ...

... the local Guild of Kelp, and was see* the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Naming A-sooiation. Sha was also connected with the local Woman's Temperance Society, and was a member the Ladies* Committee the Lads' Club. She leasee huebend and one son mourn their ...