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Western Star, 3 September 1918, Page 3

.Several mouths ago (says the W ellingt'on correspondent of the Lyttelton “Times’’) batches of the Main Body men were permitted to return to New Zealand on furlough in cases where it was demonstrated that , they had family obligations necessitating their presence in New Zealand. When the demand fur reinforcements increased this leave was stopped. It has now been resumed, and a limited number of men with over three years’ service arc to lie given leave from the front where rireinnetanees indicate hardship. The extent of this privilege largely will depend mi the supply of shipping.