... BOOM. The present boom in trade is not'only benefiting business men, but is also, I am elnd to say, hastening the resettlement in civil life of ex-Service men. A noticeable increase is apparent in the number of vacancies for professional and business ...

... amputated. • OMITIMO A ON. The Department of the illaistey or lMirear me, I beer, sow getting a mem a with the ressatiewent in civil ILf of the ot Weir am el Me Demi* , Seem* na emmtior of Me sew Wag is CMS n es these vosansies are being at • remitahly sapid ...

... GETTING A MOVE ON. The Appointments Department of the Ministry of Labour are, I hear, now getting a . move on with the resettlement ifr civil life of the ex-Service men of higher education who are the especial charge of the Department. Several locaL office ...

... type anxious lo re-settled in civil life have found, and •till finding. th« Appointment* of tho Ministry Fuibourof real and timely assistam©, and thev aro not slow expressing appreciation of (Fort smooth their path from military civil life. good features ...

... making anything from Is. to Is. 2d, a lb. teen confronted in it. wor k o' of Cabbages are tonic plentiful, and wane at resettlement in civil lifo of ex-officers and men pr i,,,,,„ „ding from 20. to 3.1. each. of euntilar capacity. ' should be a set o'f against ...

... convenience changes on April 28rd show a decrease of just within to ease her work end eave her over 3,000, the total for the United Kingdom -rooms with that pale moog on that date bei 357,218, as with { see in the movies where sh 961,462 on April | There ...

... September. 1915, for a period of two years. In September. 1914, he was mobilised with his Territorial unit, and *erred until 1918. On returning to civil life the Board of Education prepiiied to grant him • certificate after two years probation. but. owing ...

... that the authorities are faced with • brick wall in the matter of placing exsiffi•ers, and that the machinery for resettling them in civil life is working with leas success than at any time since demobilisation began. This is correct. for I learn that ...

... that the authorities are faced with a brick wall in the matter of placing ex-officers, and that the machinery for resettling them in civil life working with less success than any time since demobilisation began. This is correct, for I learn that, whereas ...

... effect that the authorities are faced with a briok wall iu the matter of placing ex-officers, and that machinery for resettling them in civil life is uorking less success than at any ,-•,.• • d-mol.ilis3tion han. This is correct, r I team that. whereas for ...

... Re-settlement NOTES AN® HINTS. ■ IMPROVEMENT.- • Last week had slight increase in unemployment consequent upon the demobilisation. This week to ennonoM that figure tbft registers the Employment Exchanges April show just over the the United Kingdom that ...

... Pollard, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Bowen, and the St. Timothy's branch of the G.F.S- were given during the afternoon and evening. UNITED CHARITIES. Bristol Follows the Example of Sheffield. The financial difficulty which has arisen in connection with many of ...