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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 1 September 1915, Page 3

Mr. C. A. Wilkfnson, M.P., whc» store at Eltham 13 concerned in the attempted burglary exploit, says that the published statement that suspicion had rested on some of the employees in connection with the less of th& goods was incorrect. JNTo suspicion whatever had been attached to the employees, who were working on a proftrsharing basis, and were rea3>/ members of the firm. In commenting on the report of the Koyal Commission with reference to the Trentham Gamp, the Minister for Defence states that nearly all the improvements which the Commission recommended had been undertaken, and most of them had been completed. Stretcher beds had been provided, the surface drainage was almost completed, and several other matters of complaint, such as exposure during sieli: parade had been remedied before tv> commencement of the Commission's inquiry. Mr. Allen emphasised the finding that there was absolutely- nothing; in Trentham that caused the epidemic' He also pointed out that the Commission had described the climate was healthy and bracing.

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