... at onee. I believe vou must wait til} the country Li people whe beid the United Netherlands. W 1 don’t belicve anything of the kind. The Boers are atisiy them except { os re-settled, till the farms are re-built, aud till the| to } may eck then. what io ...

... but out of the revenues of the United Kingdom. The Government, therefore, had reconsidered the matter. They therefore asked Parliament to authorise the payment of that three millions out of the revenues of the United Kingdem. Then the Government thought ...

... civilised nations for the strengthening of peace and the furtherance civilisation ought lead a close alliance between United Europe and the United States. Great European wars would become impossible. Gradual restriction of armaments would become practicable ...

... people Government wil need the united Bag at home was mu ich needed bot considered opinion 0) sea; ‘and by fi nancial support. by prayer | an industry, such as the ‘ef the Forces, the re-settlement of munition ers i civil industries, apprent SHORE HOT ...

... from S your unit to the coi ncentration good Radical, and ip very popu Jar. | camp for the West ing of Yorkshire, Unionists have no candidate at presen t,. Where you wi meet other men from to the West Miners form a big part of t i e elec- units, a! From ...

... the Record Office, Blandlord. (b) Army officers and other ranks leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with paragraph 6. They must return to their units dcmobtiised ii they can spared. H. not necc&aary for offers of employment to ...

... DEMOBILISATION A Handy Guide to Employers and Employed. pilE PLAN of the Demobilisation and Resettlement Department Ministry of Labour comprehends all classes fighting man and all ehmses of war workers. Millions men and women leave to placed employment ...

... to the ‘fhe tellowmg special Field ‘rs of the Day ave issu Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig:— This: Christmas: Day sees our -united efforts crowned with a glorious vicéorv. 1 ae to wish = ranks of the armies under m: command a very happy Chtist- Your an ...

... idea ig , give men time to seitle down ite; inilitary experionces and ktiow thei: ov minds, and to allow Overs als ( time te resettle their own men, and ne haps for the re ef n come But t ! ea tals of service nm read: how Who ‘ friends and work wai NS tor ...

... gna the rentiost fare an sibility red. of wages demanded, Ali ION.” REAT OF THE EX-SERVICE CIVIL, SERVANTS. A conference of the Association of Ex-Service Civil Servants ‘was opened at the Central Hal!, Westminster, yesterday, when | elegates from branches ...

... it* full extent order to meet drafting requirement'' during 1929. re has been ion the efforts to prepare soldiers for resettlement civil lite. During the year the number army vocational training was increased from two three, while 1.414 soldiers pasoed ...