NATIONAL INSURANCE.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES* VIEW. LONDON, June 7. Mr. Mills, one of the vice-presidents of the Hearts of Oak Friendly Society, in a speech at the annual conference, in which he made allusion to the National Irisurance Bill, declared that they did not require the Government to teach them thrift. It would be the endeavour of their 400,000 members, with nearly four millions ill money, to resist any inroads on their resources by any Government. It was resolved to invite Mr. Lloyd George to meet them and discuss the bill. The Manchester Unity Order of Oddfellows approved of the National Insurance scheme, provided amendments safeguarding the friendly societies were made.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 135, 8 June 1911, Page 5
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