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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13825, 21 July 1915, Page 4

Copies of the- recruiting poster issued by the Parliamentary Committee, and distributed throughout Great Britain, have been received at the local Defence Office". The poster depicts a lion standing on a rock, surrounded by his cubs. "The Empire, needs men" is the appeal, and then follow the words, "Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand all answer the call. Helped by the Young Lions, the Old Lion defies his foes. Enlist now.".

Before closing its proceedings at Wellington, the New Zealand Educational institute passed the following resolution: —"That the executive take, such measures as seem to it best calculated to safeguard the interests of teachers volunteering for service in th© armies of the Empire; in. particular, their positions should be kept open for them, and where, promotion schemes are in existence,, they should be advanced in grade as if they are still teaching."

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