A cable message from Mr. C, R. C. Gardiner, representative of the National Patriotic Fund-Board in India, states that a joint residential club for New Zealanders and Australians of all ranks of the Services will be opened by the Governor of Bengal in Short Street,. Calcutta, on October 7. The club is to be called the Anzac Welfare Centre. Fluids for its maintenance are being provided jointly by the Australian ' Comforts Fund and the New Zealand National Patriotic. Fund. Boari
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 81, 3 October 1944, Page 4
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