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C. H. F. Goldfinch, writing before tho lost youths came back from tho Tararuas, emphasises that on all such excursions trampers should take food for three or four extra days in case of emergency. Maps and compasses also are necessary. "Old Londoner" suggests that a good whistle, such as that used by the London police, should be added to the tramping equipment. " Ex-Corporal N.Z.E.F." protests against tho reservation of 400 seats at the Town Hall memorial service for next-of-kin. Such preferential 'treatment, it is held, is undemocratic, and not in accord with the wishes of tho majority of returned men. [An appeal was mado for the observance of Anzae Day in a sacred manner without games being played, and so far aa we aro awaro this appeal was regarded. As concerning Sundays tho Oity Council some time ago attempted to prohibit Sunday golf on the municipal links, but tho bylaw was hold to bo unenforceable. Tho council has no authority over private club links.]
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 100, 30 April 1927, Page 17
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