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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 207, 30 August 1918, Page 6

_ _ The adjustments bet«ei-ii tile N'ovv Zealand W.C.A. and the Now Zealand Rpil Cross, in the Old Country, aiv lirniisfiit iip-to-diHo by Dip followin-r aniioiineemcul i.-*nnl in Londnii:—"The outconip of the nejrotiationa lius lieen thi' reconet itution of tin- cuiiiinittee of tlip nod Cross, that c>llllllll toe taking over the mombprs of the W.I.A. oxcciitivp vnnimittcc. thus givinj; tiiosi , Mie'iil>cr.s an .'.nial interest in the work uf both organisations. Mr. Raymond ipinaiiis c-liairman of t!ip X.Z.W'.r.A. nnJ Colonel Rliodes becomes rhulrman of tuiRod (.'ross. A point th;;t ivius fought for very strenuously was tlio right of thp new committi'p to plpct its own chairman, as a nuiiority desired Mr. liuymond still to rrmain chairman of the Rcil rrn?« C'uinniittpr. Tliis. l.owpve:\ was settlp;] in Xow Zealand by Lord Liverpool cabling c!cc-tin« Colon.il Rhodes. The Association retain* control orer tlie various diii** anil recreation rooms at thr hospitals, and the entertainment of all .sick-, wounded, and fit men, no that it has still a field of work in which to continue its activities. Workers — business men — professional men—men in all kiuiis of jo!is appreciate ■■Tweenies.' , More than a cigarette—less than a dsar—English made—"Tweenies" are supplied to the House o£ Lords.—(Aα.)