WOUNDED SOLDIERS' PAY.
NO REDUCTION".
(By Tele«r»ph.—P.ru.mentary Repo.tcr.)
WELLINGTON. Tuesday Mr. Craigie informed the Defence aftCrnOOn man" cable, had been received from wounded men in EngUnd saying that they are not receding their pay, and that "income casee they are destitute.
The Minister replied that the Imperial authority had found the reault tote unsatisfactory when the ™ hand* £ Z, or at convalescent homes. So Was the New Zealand troops were / therefore, a wcndel to g.ve an order up to 2/ or 1 , w«2 for the purchaee of comforts £,2 uoon going out of hospital all his acr pay was bin,. went on to sound a warning to pLrenU at the Trent. As a matter of j.ct the™ was no real neceasity f or £*' *j^ £f m™ ""rt* o0 *- the eending
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 232, 29 September 1915, Page 8
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