Seek Free Postage For Troops In Egypt
[Per Press Association Copyright.'] WELLINGTON, This Day. Representations had been made to the Egyptian Government to secure free postage for New Zealand soldiers and a reduction of the duty on gifts sent to them, but so far no reply had been received, said the PostmasterGeneral (Mr Jones) at the National Recruiting Council meeting. If tobacco was'sent in bulk for the benefit of the troops generally or through the patriotic board there was no duty, but there was on parcels sent to individuals. '* It was hoped the Egyptian Government would meet the New, Zealand Government in the matters raised. 1
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Northern Advocate, 12 April 1940, Page 6
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