RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION
MEETING OF EXECUTIVE.
A meeting of the executive of the Dunedin Returned Soldiers’ Association was held last night, when the president (Mr A. J. Gordon) presided over a' good attendance of Inembers. The nomination of 15 new members and the transfer outwards of three members were approved. _ It was reported that Dunedin was still leading in the membership campaign with Christchurch, the latest figures being:— Dunedin 1717, Christchurch 1558.—The chairman said the satisfactory condition of the membership was due in considerable measure, no doubt, to the campaign that was being carried out in the city and suburbs, and he thought that further good results would be shown. „ The secretary (Mr 0. L. ITercna) re-
:d that the Visiting Committee had a visit to the Dunedin Hospital, and :ted on the condition of ex-soldier nts. itifications of various ex-seryicemen a ions and other functions were , reel, and arrangements were made for ssociation to be represented at these, e chairman referred to the fact that ember of the executive, Mr H. L. rson, had been elected president of 3tago Aero Club, and congratulated on his appointment.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22069, 27 September 1933, Page 5
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