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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 177, 14 April 1923, Page 11

Under previous legislation no authority existed for the payment of wat gratuity to British women who served in. New Zealand hospitals in tho uinv cd Kingdom during the war, but under section 15 of the Finance Act, 1922, the authority conferred on the Minister of Defence by section 7 of the Expeditionary Forces Amendment- Act--1918, to pay a bonus to members of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force after service therein beyond the sens, was extended to authorise. the payment of a bonus, at the British rate, to or on account of any persons who, though domiciled out of New Zealand, served for not less than six months as members of the Voluntary Aid Detachment or as General Service Workers in New Zealand hospitals, and were paid for their service by the New Zealand Government. Applications from those who are entitled to this bonus and are now domiciled in New Zealand should be forwarded to the officer wi charge, New Zealand Expeditionary l f otoi. Min Accounts and Records, Buckle Street, Wellington. The High Commissioner, London, will deal with applications from those resident in the United Kingdom. Mr. E. Gordon Bender, dental surgeon, Wellington Hospital, will resume his duties at the Hospital on Monday next. When bronchitis restrains respiration And you dread the approach. of night, When ycur lungs feel distressed by dilation. . , The right thins will soon put you riaht. Don’t be peevish, despairing and fretful, The cheerful and patient endure— Agitation might make you foructful Of Woods’ Great I’eppe.rmiut Cure. —Advt.