COLONIAL TROOPS AT HOME
THE TREATMENT OF THE FORCES. HIGHLY PLEASING. f Pti- Pn-ss Amn-iation. —Copy right <• Lonoo.v, Jrne 29. In the House of Commons Mr Broderick read a letter from the Commanders of the colonial troops, denying that they were displeased with the treatment the troops had received from the British military authorities. The latter stated that the plans for the comfort of the troops reflected the greatest credit on the military department. Mr Broderick assured the House that every effort had been made to render the stay of the colonial troops agreeable.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 360, 30 June 1897, Page 3
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