SOLDIERS FREE FOR HARVEST
TERRITORMr TRAINING ;s ABR&TOEftfEKTS . jii Approximately 1000 men enga|cd jSjgi farm work are expected to be to harvesting during January atxpruary by the new arrangement, training periods, which' have nounced by the Minister for (the Hon. D. G. Sullivan), Southern Military District, Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry... JSgyffi the Otago Mounted Rifles wlu train until March—that is they MpjH not be in camp in January riiary— and this decision should nWrs| a big easing of the position, since of their men are drawn from communities. The personnel off||!||| cadres of the two units are of not affected, since their training for the duration of the war. Other units will begin their tive training on January 5, as viously arranged.
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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23477, 4 November 1941, Page 10
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