NEW ZEALANDERS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6708, 29 May 1900, Page 4

NEW ZEALANDERS.

Bastardputs, under datß^^^^fcl' l^e Post's special says : — "I reg^^BVy that a few Canadians were fouq^Bflfaged in sampling the contents T» the hotel bar—-a place strictly pr^bited—and a court-martial was held.\P hear that Colonel Parsons, on being tpld that no New Zealanders were amo»g the culprits, remarked that he w/pndered an angel in a fiery chariot A\p not come and remove the New Zealanders, as they were so very ■■■jl^ The answer was that the New had all the sins except that found out," Writing from under date April 14th the j same journal's correspondent with Major Jowsey's command says :— " Lieutenant Berry, with 50 men, accompanies the ammunition waggons on < a seven days' march. Lieutenant Cameron patrolled the river for eight miles with 12 men, in search of the enemy, but did not see any. Captain | Chaytor, accompanied by Lieutenant Walker, with the balance of his company, scouted the hills for some distance, sighted small groups of the j enemy, and brought in 300 sheep, four I head of cattle, and two horses, be&ides some turkeys and other poultry. The ! poultry is to be seryed as a luxury for dinner,"