The success attending the carrying out. of the Repatriation scheme is instanced by a case i" point. A year .ago the Wellington District Repatriation Board granted a loan of £150 to a. returned soldier, to assist him in establishing himself in business. This week the man forwarded his final cheque in repayment of the loan, and wrote, the board i)s follows : "I wish to thank tho Repatriation Department for the valuable assistance rendered through tho granting of the above loan, and also for the courtesy which has also been extended to me during the last twelve months. No doubt it will bo satisfactory to your Department to know that I have eight, employees in one of tb« best manufacturing workshops in my own line in th« distrjet,"
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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 91, 14 October 1920, Page 6
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