Te Arolia Chamber of Commerce j has decided to ask the Rt. Hon. AV. •F. Massey and Sir J. G. Ward, on ,the occasion of their nc?:t visit to I England, to inquire into the advis- . lability of procuring for use in Xew ; Zealand a number of the up-to-date 'road-making machines used by the ‘Allied force's in France, and also, if they are approved, to secure the services of men experience..! in! operating these machines. I Obviously some ex-appellants hardly yet, realise that the war is over, and that their long travail, in some instances, is _ now but a troublous patch negotiated in the path of life—a period made possible | and easy by the heroes who have j gone before. Bursting in upon , present lull in the work of a militaiy | board official, a couple of days ago, j a man said he was due to proceed | to camp on the 21st. What was he to do ! ‘‘Go home and forget,” I was the blunt reply. The solicitous ! one broke into a beaming smile, said "Thank you. - ’ and vanished, t
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 300, 21 November 1918, Page 3
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