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Page. LEADING ARTICLES .. 2 PERSONAL ITEMS .. 2 CABLE MESSAGES .. 3 SPORTING .. 5 GENERAL— Air Raids in Solomons .. 2 Compensation for E.P.S. .. 2 Raid on Dieppe • • 2 Not Represented on Committee 2 Waikato Miners’ Strike .. 2 Drainage Board Election .. 2 Postings to Camps .. 2 Magistrate’s Court .. 4 Armed Services Appeals ~ 4 Peninsula Dairy Factories 4 Football •• 4 Women's Land Service .. 4 Obituary • • 4 COMMERCIAL . ■ 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 4 THE WEATHER ' • • 2 NEWS FOR WOMEN .. 5
A brief letter from a soldier whose name is not.mentioned, and a snapshot of an Anzac memorial in the Middle East have found their way through some mistake by the censor into the mail received by an Epsom resident from her husband with the Expeditionary Force in the Middle East. The mail with which it arrived had been opened by the censor, and the note was presumably inserted at that time. The recipient is anxious to trace the relaJ/ves of the man, who signs himself Puhi.’’ No address is given, but the three names, Cecil, Ema, and Betty, ore mentioned.
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23750, 23 September 1942, Page 2
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179Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23750, 23 September 1942, Page 2
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