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Wairarapa Age, 30 November 1937, Page 4

“In fairness to the late Government, it should be pointed out that it only yielded to the insistent demand of returned soldiers throughout New Zealand for land. We yelled for land and we got it—in the neck,” said Mr. A. H. Campbell, at a meeting of the executive of the Returned' Soldiers’ Association, during a discussion on a special report on the land policy involving soldier settlements. Some criticism was made at the meeting of the addon of the authorities in placing soldier settlers on land which had been hopelessly over-capitalised. Fox. Terrier found. Shorthand typiste wanted. Cook-baker wants position. Girl for household duties wanted. Youth for grocery trade wanted. Single man for farm work wanted. t Frontalini piano accordion for sale. Girl or middle-aged woman wanted for country. Boys and girls wanted to form band using Hawaiian guitars, ukuleles, etc. Particulars at Arts and Crafts. The Gladstone Horse Sports’ Club will hold their annual meeting next Friday night at 7.30 o’clock in the Gladstone Hall. Dr. W. H. Simpson (diseases of the ear, eye, nose add throat) visits Masterton- to-morrow, and may be consulted at the Empire Hotel.