The cai'itaria system of food distribution is being universally adopted in all military camps throughout Australia. The system was first introduced iu South Australia, where it worked jo well that it met with the unanimous approval of the Royal Commission which has been enquiring into the conduct and administration of ihe Defence Department (states the Melbourne "Age"). Consequently the members recommended that where, practicable other States should u?e this method of distributing rations to the men in camp. "Under the c-afe-taria system the men parade in lines at meal times with their plates. The food is ready on the serving tables, and a> the men ra. c s along thfir 1:1tioi:>. already cut up and equally j>roportinned by the cooks and their us.sistants, are issued to them.
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16165, 20 March 1918, Page 3
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