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... NOUSE Ricearton House, Currie, is to become a half-way house to civvy street. tor repatriated prisoners of war. This Civil Resettlement Unit promises to be the Serviceman's idea of an ideal camp—a place where the only parade is pay parade, and where spring ...
... passed through the Civil Resettlement run at Riccarton House, Currie. which is now being disbanded. So far as the authorities have been able to check. only 12 out of the 1,395 men have registered as unemployed since leaving the Unit. The last. of the ...
... plans for peace circumstances had made fair progress. It was to the local adviaory committees that they for the tweedy resettlement of our ,qilendid soldiers in oivilian life. The Ministry wee already etartiug to put slme plans into operation. The machinery ...
... British taxation as readily as too lavish Legion headquarters regarding expenditure from private purses the Government's Resettlement —perhaps more readily. The Grants Scheme, the Ministry of lower we can bring taxation, Labour and National Service while ...
... protective policy U. mar.* of the United States vets and so greatly (bat it became fort:oldenle rival to of England. The foreign *hipping trade of the United not protected, arid decline doe to the statedonmcot Protectloa. S. resettle shipping. the of Great Britain ...
... Russia Turkey over the Straits they 'nude it into was entitled to the government she wane war 'between eastern and western civil- , ted, and they had no right a nation to -idiom into a relig war between the refuse to Ueda with Russia because of her Crescent ...
... done, and w i t h wi i i , c h g rower is nit f am ili ft , that the problem presented by the resettle I at tri ed a em ail wey; went of ex-service men in civil life, not if it proves better than ordure it mee be yet comPletmY solved, is on the toed to ...
... they carried such and such an at tick. Mrs E. S. Fairbrass (3, F,.untnin Stre.l. Whitsitabl ), •ho h erittan erey p.r. of the United Ki•.gd•.ue in von! iri a *lnns her ng rec•.rer7. Gives 17 Years' Proof Wr ti g uo lab April, 1919, Mrs Tr rttr en yews ago ...
... —4Shamts)and to rive by way of concession two out of six managers on au election supposed to be ismulat—llanaliters It further resettled the appointment teachers to ,h e Anglican communion—(Shameri__ oo d it requited the managers to be in a i j ot i ty ...
... complain of is that the dissolution has been rushed without opportunity being given for the carrying through of the re-settlement by a united nation. The Government has preferred to preface pease in South Africa by an appeal to party passion, while the reflected ...
... I:MADHOUSE ROLL OF HONOUR. Sunday evening a united memorial ser%ice was held in the l'arish Church by the Fanldlionse Parish and United Free Churches to honour memory of the men of the district who hove ;riven their lives in the great ramie. 'fh , re ...
... , it amulet less make peace without reference to the people. (Hear, hoard A well roused Dem , cracy, at the close of some civil war, is more unreasoning than is a reflect. ins, responsible Government; and in this case the will have its band. full of an ...