WET CANTEENS.
N.Z. ALLIANCE'S OBJECTION.
WELLINGTON, Wednesday.
Objection to wet canteens in military camps was voiced at to-day's annual meeting of the New Zealand Alliance. It was urged further that restrictions on soldiers' purchasing liquor at hotels for consumption off the premises should apply not only to the Navy and Air Force, hut to civilians also. "The superintendent, Mr. H. W. Milner, said that with the war and the mobilisation of the fighting forces the valuable policy of 30 years' experience of dry camps in New Zealand was swept away. (Press Assn.). -
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 205, 29 August 1940, Page 18
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