TELEGRAMS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 2 May 1913, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

fPBB PBHi'i ABf»OH*TIOM.I REPORTERS AT CA'MP. PALMER STOX X-. 'Hiis Day. Colonel Cha-ytor, in :i statement to the "press, makes dear the position of reporters attending Territorial camps. While there as Territorials, reporters are subject to military law, which prohibits their corresponding with newspapers. As Territorials they arc debarred from acting in a professional capacity at thoir own camp instruction; they can. however. ' attend any other camp as reporters, where the authorities will provide a tent, and tho officers will be glad to make the reporters honorary members of the messes, and the military authorities will be glad to have the papers represented in this manner.