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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8261, 25 October 1912, Page 10

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Janie Cathcart Mair, widow of the lata Major William Gilbert Mair, has Petitioned 'Parliament for assistance. Her husband, ‘she states, was formerly engaged in very important public capacities. and took part in numerous engagemen ta during the Maori war, being twice mentioned in despatches. In 1891 ne wan compulsorily retired from the public service, and after a few years'* reinstatement was finally retired with the "meagre pension" of <£l3l ner arfnum. Petitioner was now unprovided for. A Parliamentary return states that the iota! number of children under die age of fourteen belonging to all families in the Dominion, according to the census of 19X1. was 297.295. Of this number, it'is estimated that approximately 100,000 belong to families in which more then three children have been bom to the marriage. For Bronchial Cough* taka WoodF Great Fapamaiut fiaz* 3*