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WELLINGTON, Sep. 24. Sir Jame 9 Allen has received the following message from Mr Massey :lu “ Sir Joseph Ward, regarding the epidemic pn the New Zealand troop-’hip: “We are exceedingly grieved to ham of the casualties through the pneuhionia epidemic. Please convey to parents and relatives of those members of the Expeditionary Force whose illness has terminated fatally, our heartfelt sympathy and confidence.”
\ COLLEGE CAMP. NELSON This Day. Nelson college is now holding a barrack*. Lieut Colonel Sloeman and Col. Camp Commandant at Feather- * are present. Major Looming is in charge of the artillery section. The l,oys show great keenness. Membeis of the artillery section handle the guns in nn expert run tiner.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 September 1918, Page 3
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121TELEGRAMS Hokitika Guardian, 25 September 1918, Page 3
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