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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 241, 1 July 1915, Page 4

Five hundred iheapitated British soldiers have reached Flushing fron3 j Germany in exchange for a similarnumber of Germans from England. At the Auckland Chamber of Commerce meeting, a suggestion that the Government should cut up the Waiwera country for the use of returning soldiers desirous of settling on the land, evoked much discussion, in the course of which a Mr. Kells remarked: ‘‘l have been over some of that country, and if I was a soldier and they offered’ me forty acres of it I would say,‘Send me back to the trenches.’ ” (Laughter.)

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